Les Menestriers
Les Menestriers was founded by Yves Audard, Jean-Pierre Batt,
Daniel Dossmann, Bernard Pierrot and Julien Skowron in 1970 in
order to address the increased relevance of medieval music in the
contemporary music scene. They deliberately adopted the
"minstrel" designation, and presented the repertory as
a living art in contact with the Earth. The group's membership
later changed dramatically, with lutenist Bernard Pierrot as the
remaining figure. The group was apparently disbanded by 1980.
This discography is presumably complete. Please let us know of
any additional information.
- Saltarello
- Les Menestriers
Disques du Cavalier BP2 001
- Il etait une fillete
- Les Menestriers
Disques du Cavalier BP2 002
- Domino
- Les Menestriers
Disques du Cavalier BP2 003
- Hastu point vu
- Attaignant, Dowland, Muset, etc.
Les Menestriers
Disques du Cavalier BP2 004
- Vive Henri IV
- Attaingnant, Dowland, Janequin, etc.
Les Menestriers
Disques du Cavalier BP2 005
- Chanson légère à entendre
- Les Menestriers
RCA FTL1 0133
- Le Bouvier
- Les Menestriers
Cavalier: RCA PL 37058
- Mandrin
- Les Menestriers
Le Chant Du Monde LDX-74673
- Renaissance
- Les Menestriers
Le Chant du Monde LDX 74727
- Hélène Martin chante Jean Giono
- Hélène Martin, Les Les Menestriers, et al.
Disques du Cavalier LM 960
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