A la via!

A la via!

A la via!
Emmuty Records (EM 004)

Contents:

Tielman Susato

1. Morisca

Guillaume de Machaut

2. Douce Dame Jolie

Trad., 16th c., Ireland

3. Maid, When You're Young

Anon., 13th c., Southern France

4. La Filhou Dou Ladre

Michael Praetorius / Caesare Negri

5. La Spagnoletta / Il Canario

Martin Seifert, 20th c.

6. Elfentanz

Anon., 13th c, Southern France

7. Ai Vist Lo Loup

Anons, 16th c., Netherlands

8. Goeden Avond / La Cucharra

Trad., 14th c., Bohemia / Michael Conély, 21th c.

9. Janoscha / Beda Venerabilis

Ludwig Senfl

10. Unser Lieber Frauen

Francesco Landini, 14th c. / Anon., Germany, 16th c.

11. Fantasia / Bärentanz

Anon., Spain, 15th c.

12. Ay Linda Amiga

Anon., 16th c., Spain / Anon., 13th c., Spain, Italia

13. Propiñan De Melyor / Sciarazula Marazula

Pierre Attaignant (m) / A la via! (t)

14. A La Via!

Performers:
A la via! [Michael Cornély (pommern, schreyerpfeife, schlüsselfiedel, rauschpfeifen, dudelsäcke, drehleiher, gesang), Nadya Cornély (garkleinflöte, altflöte, tenorflöte, gesang), Gabi Deeg (trommeln, perkussio antiqua, gesang), Christine Krull (dudelsäcke, blockflöten, querflöte, gemshörner, krummhorn, gesang), Martin Seifert (laute, cister, gesang), Peter Sinkoli (rauschpfeifen, cornamusen, pommern, harfe, perkussion, laute, gesang)]
Guest Artists: Volker Bäcker (cister, scheitholt), Cornelia Fuchs (pommern, blockflöten, gesang), Gala Hummel (dawul, sprechgesang), Roland Kempen (perkussion, gesang), Steffi Keup (blockflöten, rauschpfeifen), Illona Zehnpfennig (zimbeln), Sarah Souza-Simon (cello)

Playing time: 51' 24"

Recording site and date:
Hansahaus-Studios Bonn-Beuel [Februray-March 2001], rel. 2001

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):
Goldberg (#-p.):

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