Minnesänger, Troubadours, Trouvères
- Minnesänger, Troubadours, Trouvères
- Ensemble Perceval, Katia Caré and Guy Robert, directors
Arte Nova Classics 74321 58968 2
Contents:
Cerveri de Girona, 13th century
- Aisso es viadera
Bernart de Ventadorn, 12th century
- Quan l'erba fres' e.l fuelha par
Jaufre Rudel, 12th century
- Lanquan li jorn son lonc en mai
Raimbaut de Vaqueiras, end of the 12th century
- Era'm requier sa costum' e son us
Rei D. Sancho, end of the 12th century
- Ay eu coitado como viv' en gran cuydado
Martin Codax, 13th century
- Mia yrmana fremosa
Neidhart von Reuental, 13th century
- Mirst von herzen leide
Richard I, "Lionheart", end of the 12th century
- Ja nuls om pres non dira sa razon
Alfonso X el Sabio, 13th century
- Maravillosos (Cantiga de Santa Maria 139)
Perrot de Belmarchais, beginning of the 13th century
- Douce Dame, ce soit sans nul nomer
Charles d'Anjou, middle of the 13th century
- La plus noble emprise qui soit
Neidhart von Reuental
- Wol dir liebe summerzeit
Anonymous, 13th century
- Volez vous que je vous chant
Blanche de Castille, 13th century
- Amour ou trop tard me sui pris
Pseudo-Neidhart, 13th century
- Meienzeit
Neidhart von Reuental
- Winter wie ist nu dein kraft
Walther von der Vogelweide, beginning of the 13th
century
- Nu alrest lebe ich mir werde
Neidhart von Reuental
- Sinc eyn gulden boen
Playing time: 73' 09"
Performers: Katia Caré and Guy Robert, directors;
Katia Caré (voice, gemshorn); Jean-Paul Rigaud (voice, bowed
citole); Alain Barré (Medieval flutes); Domitille Kriegel
(medieval fiddle); Guy Robert (medieval lutes and harps, guitars);
Vincent Richard (percussion, psalterion); Christophe Tellart
(bagpipe, medieval pipes and hurdy gurdy)
Recording site and date: Abbey of Seuilly (Touraine),
April 3-5, 1998
Excerpts:
[1], [3], [6], [8], [12], [15], [18] RCA
"Red Seals" 82876 60986 2 [CDx4] Trésors -
Moyen-Âge
Comments: This recording was released in conjunction with
a German early music festival, the Landshuter Hofmusiktagen, the
Landshut Court Music Days, held annually in the city of Landshut.
Accordingly, Ensemble Perceval has included music from a remarkably
wide variety of western European courts from the twelfth and
thirteenth centuries.
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