The Medieval Street Band

The Medieval Street Band
The York Waits - James Merryweather, dir.
Private Issue cassette, no label name or number

Contents:

    Gautier de Coinci, d.1236
  1. Hui matin a l'Ajournee (2 shawm, nakers,)

    2. Anon., 14th century, Fr.
  2. Desolata Mater/quae nutritos/Filios enutrivi (2 shawm, slide-trumpet)

    3. Anon, 13th century Fr.
  3. Ductia (hurdy-gurdy, citole, recorder)

    4. Anon, 13th century, Spain
  4. Villancico (flute, Jews harp, tabor)

    5. Anon, 13th century, Fr.
  5. La Quinte estampie Real (citole)

    6. Pierre des Molins, 14th century
  6. Amis tous dous (2 recorders, hurdy-gurdy)

    7. Richard Coeur De Lion
  7. Ja nuns hons pris (cowhorn)

    8. Raimbault de Vasqueiras
  8. Kalenda Maya (nakers, tabor, bagpipe)

    9. ----------
    Alfonso X, 13th century, Spain
  9. CSM-10: Rosa das Rosas (recorder)

    10. Colin Muset, 14th century, Fr.
  10. Quant je voy yver retorner (bagpipe)

    11. Anon., 14th century, Italy
  11. La Manfredina (tabor, gemshorn, tambourine)

    12. Anon, 13th century, German
  12. In Gediebris alier (nakers, recorder)

    13. Peirol, 12th century, Fr.
  13. Del sieu tort farai esmenda (voice, hurdy-gurdy, lute)

    14. Anon, 13th century, Fr.
  14. Novus miles sequitur (2 shawms, slide-trumpet)

    15. Anon., 14th century, Fr.
  15. Hare Hare Hye!/balaami (2 shawms, slide-trumpet)

    16. Anon., 13th century, Eng.
  16. Brid on a brere (bagpipe)

    17. Anon., 13th century, Eng.
  17. Estampie (recorder, hurdy-gurdy, nakers, tambourine)

Playing time: 32

Performer: The York Waits - James Merryweather, dir.
[Tim Bayley, James Merryweather, Anthony Barton]

Recording site and date: St. Oswald's Hall, Fulford, York [1982 or prior]

Comments: Information from owned cassette. This issue was probably the ensemble's first recording effort and available only locally.

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Jon Stringer