1959, LP. Originally released on Westminster. Featured ListingView details.

Militia Est Vita Hominis. Companies, etc. Record Company – Angelicum. Bass Vocals – Giuliano Ferrein (tracks: B1, B2). Chorus – Polyphonic Chorus of Turin. Composed By – Giacomo Carissimi. Conductor – Aladar Janes. Orchestra – Agelicum Orchestra Of Milan. Tenor Vocals – Nino Adami (tracks: B1). Notes. Recorded in Milan, Italy. 1950's deep groove pressinig with green labels with silver print.

Bass Vocals – Giuliano Ferrein. Chorus – Coro Polifonico Di Torino. Chorus Master – Ruggero Maghini. Orchestra – Orchestra Dell'Angelicum Di Milano.

Biography by Alexander Carpenter. Carissimi was an important composer of the Italian Baroque, essentially inventing the form of the oratorio and notable also for his cantatas. Militia est vita hominis, motet for 2 sopranos, bass & continuo (also exists with 2 violins, viola da gamba). Il mio core è un mar di pianti, cantata for 2 sopranos & continuo (also attributed to A. Stradella). Missa "L'homme armé," for 12 voices & continuo (doubtful).

MILITIA EST VITA HOMINIS SUPER TERRAM by GH Records.

1. There is a striking similarity between the pictorial work of a genius such as Caravaggio, and de’ Cavalieri's musical allegories. Luigi Petroni Altus Mario Boccardo Tenor 5. Altus Suscitavit Dominus super Babyloniam et super habitatores ejus quasi ventum pestilentum, misit ventilatores et ventilabunt et demolientur eam. Altus, tenor, bassus Fugite gentes, fugite populi, fugite de medio Babylonis et salvet unusquisque animam suam.

Giacomo Carissimi (1605-1674) Jonas Jepthe (Jephtha) Historia di Job. CD 2 : Diluvium universale (The Flood) Cain Judicium extremum (The Last Judgement). CD 3 : Audite sancti Salve Jesu Quo tam laetus Quis est hic Suscitavit Dominus Qui non renuntiat Cum reverteretur David Historia dei pellegrini di Emmaus (The Pilgrims of Emmaus). CD 4 : Historia divitis (Dives malus) Vanitas vanitatum I ‘La vanité des hommes’ Vir frugi et pater familias.

Giacomo Carissimi (composer 1605-1674) - Play streams in full or download MP3 from Classical Archives (classicalarchives. com), the largest and best organized classical music site on the web. Biography, musicologyand essential works. Militia est vita hominis, motet for 2 sopranos, bass and continuo (also exists with 2 violins, viola da gamba). O beatum virum, motet for 2 sopranos, alto and continuo. Suscitavit Dominus, for alto, tenor, bass and continuo. Turbabantur impii (Lamentatio damnatorum), for alto, tenor, bass and continuo.

Giacomo Carissimi (Italian pronunciation: (listen); baptized 18 April 1605 – 12 January 1674) was an Italian composer and music teacher. He is one of the most celebrated masters of the early Baroque or, more accurately, the Roman School of music. Carissimi established the characteristic features of the Latin oratorio and was a prolific composer of motets and cantatas.