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Performers:
Collecting Consort [Nina Nash-Robertson (soprano, harmonium,
percussion, dulcimer), Anthony Bittner (baritone), Micah Volz (bass,
bowed psalter, finger cymbals), Anne Wakenhut (percussion, celtic
harp), Daniel Emery (tenor), Gary Wakenhut (flute, whistle, hammered
dulcimer), Ronnie Apter (finger cymbals), Margaret Tubb (soprano),
Mark Herman (chords), Jeffry Herman (chords), George Hess (electric
guitar)] - Dr Nina Nash-Robertson, dir.
Recording site and date:
Unknown [1999 or prior]
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This is a CD to accompany the book:
A Bilingual Edition of the Love Songs of Bernart de Ventadorn
in Occitan and English: Sugar and Salt, by Ronnie Apter. All the
extant words and melodies of the 12th-century troubadour, with an
Introduction, Notes, and Commentary; literal and poetic translations;
and an accompanying recording illustrating various theories of how
the songs of Bernart de Ventadorn might have sounded, including
five English translations sung to reconstructions of the medieval
music, and one English translation sung to a modern melody. Singable
translations co-translated by Mark Herman. Foreword by Nathaniel
Smith. Preface by Burton Raffel. xvii + 307 pp. ISBN 0-7734-8009-9
hardcover ($99.95); ISBN 0-7734-8011-0 CD ($19.95). Volume 17
of the series Studies in Mediaeval Literature (Series ISBN 0-88946-314
X).
Lewiston, New York; Queenston, Ontario; Lampeter, Wales: The Edwin
Mellen Press, 1999.
The accompanying recording is available from the Edwin Mellen Press,
with the book or separately.
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