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A1a	Deo Gracias, Anglia (Agincourt Carol)	0:51
A1b	Trotto Recorder – Bluma Goldberg Jacobs	0:58
A1c	Be Merry, Be Merry	0:44
A1d	Lullay: I Saw A Sweete, Seemly Sight Tenor Vocals – Robert N. Peery	3:06
A1e	Nowell Sing We Now Bass Vocals – Roy T. LloydTenor Vocals – Robert N. Peery	0:55
A1f	Saltarello Recorder – Bluma Goldberg Jacobs	1:37
A2	Samson Dux Fortissime (A Dramatic Cantata Of The Thirteenth Century)	11:58
Renaissance Choral Music
B1	Pater, Venit Hora Composed By – Claudio Monteverdi	1:22
B2	Hodie Christus Natus Est Composed By – Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina	2:06
B3	Chantez A Dieu Chanson Nouvelle Composed By – Jan Pieterzoon Zweelinck*	1:35
Medieval Carols And Dances
B4a	Ah Man, Assay	1:41
B4b	Nova, Nova Tenor Vocals – Kenneth T. Michnay	1:28
B4c	Deo Gracias	0:57
B4d	Nota	1:10
B4e	Saltarello	0:53
B4f	Alleluia Psallat	1:09

Credits

• Alto Recorder – Robert E. Bornemann (tracks: B4a, B4c to B4f)
• Bells, Finger Cymbals, Triangle – Donald S. Cornelius (tracks: B4b to B4f)
• Bells, Wood Block – Robert G. Sonnenberg (tracks: A1 to A2)
• Choir – The Choir Of The Lutheran Theological Seminary At Philadelphia (tracks: A1a, A1c to A1e, A2, B1 to B4b, B4f)
• Cover – Robert J. Bauer
• Directed By [Musical Director] – Robert E. Bornemann
• Drum – Leonard F. Ashford, Jr. (tracks: B4d to B4f)
• Drums – Kenneth E. Zindle (tracks: A1 to A2)
• Finger Cymbals – Fred T. Crawford (tracks: A1 to A2)
• Guitar – John R. Warren (tracks: A1 to A2)
• Producer – Richard N. Clapper
• Recorded By – Sterling C. Spielman
• Recorder [Soprano] – Robert L. Buckwalter (tracks: B4a, B4c to B4d, B4f)
• Recorder [Tenor] – Kenneth T. Michnay (tracks: B4a, B4c, B4f)
• Tambourine – David C. Newhart (tracks: A1 to A2), Douglas A. Haak (tracks: B4e to B4f)
• Translated By [Samson Dux Fortissime] – Ronald Beacon, Thomas Osterfield
• Viola – Bluma Goldberg Jacobs (tracks: A1 to A2)

Notes

"32-2187-74" number listed on back cover.
"BP 61670" number on label.

Insert/booklet included with libretto/lyrics to "Samson Dux Fortissime."
Translation was prepared by Ronald Beacon and Thomas Osterfield (revised R.E.B.) for use in connection with the performing edition by Robert E. Bornemann.
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Side A
"Trotto" (soprano recorder and percussion)
"Saltarello" (alto recorder, voices, percussion)
"Samson Dux Fortissime," a dramatic cantata of the thirteenth century. (Brit. Mus., Ms. Harleian. 978)
[1. Chorus; 2. Interlude—Samson—Samson & Chorus; 3. Interlude—Samson; 4. Interlude—Delilah—Samson; 5. Interlude—Chorus—Samson—Chorus—Delilah—Samson & Chorus—Samson; 6. Interlude—Chorus—Samson & Chorus]

Side B
"Ah Man, Assay" (choir and instruments)
"Nova, Nova" (choir and instruments)
"Deo Gracias" (recorders and bells)
"Nota" (soprano & alto recorders, finger cymbals, drum)
"Saltarello" (alto recorder, triangle, tambourine, drum)
"Alleluia Psallat" (choir and instruments)

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Fortress Records ‎– 2900 Queen Lane ‎– Philadelphia, Pa. 19129

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side A - Runout): BP-61670-S1-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B - Runout): BP-61670-S-2-1
• Rights Society: ASCAP