Lambert De Sayve: Messe Du Sacre De L'empereur Mathias / Tubery, La Fenice, Et Al
Born in the Principality of Liège, Lambert de Sayve spent his entire career in the service of the Hapsburgs in Vienna. His patron the Archduke Matthias was crowned Emperor in 1612; de Sayve composed splendid motets in the Venetian polychoral style for the occasion. These motets are associated with the 'Missa super Dominus Regnavit' for four choirs and forms the basis for the reconstruction of the office of Matthias' coronation.
Born in the Principality of Liège, Lambert de Sayve spent his entire career in the service of the Hapsburgs in Vienna. His patron the Archduke Matthias was crowned Emperor in 1612; de Sayve composed splendid motets in the Venetian polychoral style for the occasion. These motets are associated with the 'Missa super Dominus Regnavit' for four choirs and forms the basis for the reconstruction of the office of Matthias' coronation.
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Born in the Principality of Liège, Lambert de Sayve spent his entire career in the service of the Hapsburgs in Vienna. His patron the Archduke Matthias was crowned Emperor in 1612; de Sayve composed splendid motets in the Venetian polychoral style for the occasion. These motets are associated with the 'Missa super Dominus Regnavit' for four choirs and forms the basis for the reconstruction of the office of Matthias' coronation.
