L'Europe Joyeuse

L'Europe Joyeuse
Musiques anciennes d'Europe du XII° au XVII° siècle
Atrium Musicae de Madrid - Gregorio Paniagua, dir.
Erato STU 71098 [LP]
Erato STU 71098 [LP]
Hispavox HHS 10-459 [LP]
Erato-Fiori Musicali EFM 18047 [LP-Stereo]
Melodya 33 C 10-09899-900 (matrix number) [LP]

Contents:

    Walther von der Wogelweide:
  1. Palaestinalied

    2. Johann Hermann Schein
  2. Allemande tripla

    3. Conrad Paumann
  3. Mit ganczem willen

    4. Hans Neuslider
  4. Tantz wascha Mesa
  5. Judentanz

    6. Gautier de Coinci
  6. Ma viele

    7. Guillaume de Machaut
  7. Lay 1: Loyauté, que point ne delay

    8. Gilles Binchois
  8. Dueil Angoisseux

    9. Johannes Legrant
  9. Entre vous

    10. Anonyms
  10. Caldy Valdy
  11. The irishe Ho-hoane

    12. William Cornyshe
  12. Gentle Robin

    13. Anonym
  13. Muscadin
  14. The sick tune
  15. My lady Carey's domp
  16. Woodycock

    17. ----
    Anonyme
  17. Propinan de Melyor

    18. Poñçe
  18. Alla se me ponga el sol

    19. Anonyms
  19. Meu Naranjedo
  20. Y'endome y viniendo

    21. Enriquez de Valderràbano
  21. Para Discanto

    22. Anonym attribued to Antonio de Cabezon
  22. Diez fabordones llanos

    23. Josquin des Prés
  23. Canon: et sic de singulis (& Cancrizans)
  24. Pavane: Mille regretz

    25. Anonyms
  25. Schiarazula Marazula
  26. Almande Bruynsmedelijn

    27. Joanambrojio Dalza
  27. Tastar de Corde

    28. Giovanni Gastoldi
  28. Balletto: l'Innamorato

    29. Antonio Gardane
  29. Le forze d'Hercole

    30. Francesco Bendusi
  30. Cortesana Padoana

    31. Carlo Gesualdo
  31. Gagliarda del principe di Venosa

    32. Giovanni Macque
  32. Consonanze Stravaganti

Playing time: 27'47" + 22'40" = 50'27"

Performers:
Atrium Musicae de Madrid
Gregorio Paniagua (zanfona, flute, panflute, recorders, vihuela, lute, crumhorns, viol, theorbo, triangle, viola d'amore), Eduardo Paniagua (crumhorns, recorders, exequier, chirimia), Cristina Ubeda (rascador de calabaza, spinet, recorders, crumhorns, harp, harpsichord, bells), Pablo Cano (harpsichord, spinet, positive organ, tamborete), Beatriz Amo (psaltery, organetto, spinet, virginal, percussion, bells), Luis Paniagua (psaltery, recorder, guimbarda, bells, t'abila, timbal, tromba marina, tarija, sister, crotales, vihuela, viol), Carlos Paniagua (crumhorns, recorders, caña, castañuelas ibicencas, tiple de chirimia);
Gregorio Paniagua. dir.

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1976 or prior];
Rel.: 1978 (Melodya)

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.): 224-83 (january 1978)
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):

Comments:
Information from owned recording and Pierre-F. Roberge. Titles of different releases might not agree.

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François Rémond