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ORFF, Gundula Janowitz, Gerhard Stolze, Dietrich-Fischer Dieskau, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Eugen Jochum
Carmina Burana
ESOTERIC - NUMER JEDEN W ŚWIECIE AUDIOFILII I MELOMANÓW - SACD HYBR
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Essence MC
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PIAZZOLLA, ChamberJam Europe
Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
Direct-to-Disc ( D2D ) - Numbered Limited Edition
Fortune's Wheel, Lydia Heather, Paul Cummings
Pastourelle: The Art of Machaut and the Trouveres
Fortune's Wheel - Pastourelle: The Art of Machaut and the Trouv?res
01. Work(s): Main se leva / La jus desous l'olive / C'est la gieus, caroles (4:02)
02. Fontis in Rivulum (Las Huelgas Codex) (1:32)
03. Volez vous que je vous chant (4:25)
04. Li dous regars de me dame, rondeau for 3 voices (2 settings) (1:00)
05. Chanson legi?re, chanson (5:14)
06. Tant con je vivrai, rondeau for 3 voices (1:53)
07. Doucement mi reconforte, motet (2:36)
08. Lai de la pastourelle (4:57)
09. Je muir, je muir d'amourete, rondeau for 3 voices (1:57)
10. Bele Doette as fenestres se siet (10:48)
11. Or est Baiars en la pasture, rondeau for 3 voices (0:48)
12. Souvent souspire (3:30)
13. Je vivroie liement, virelai (2:20)
14. Work(s): Moult sui / Se mesdisans, instrumental 1 & 2 part virelais (3:18)
15. Sans cuer, dolens, rondeau for 2 voices (4:46)
16. De Fortune me doy pleindre, ballade for 3 (or 4) voices (4:38)
17. Quant je sui mis su retour, virelai (2:24)
18. Work(s): Comment qu'a moy / Vostre doulz viaire / Puis que ma dolour agree, monophonic virelais (4:06)
19. Aymi, dame de valour, virelai for solo voice (1:27)
20. Douce dame jolie, virelai (2:43)
- Lydia Heather - vocal
- Paul Cummings - vocal
- Fortune's Wheel
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The great flowering of lyric that occurred in the south of France during the early part of the twelfth century sowed many seeds that came to bloom in the north, one century later. The northern French trouv?res who wrote and sang in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries took as their models many of the forms that the Provençal troubadours had invented long before. The troubadours were the first to create a tradition of vernacular poetry in the Middle Ages; no less a poet than Dante devoted an entire book to their brilliant poetic forms, and held them in such high esteem that he nearly wrote his Commedia in Provençal, not Italian. ? - Robert Mealy