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viernes, 17 de marzo de 2017

Le Roman de Fauvel -The Boston Camerata & Ensemble P.A.N



Le Roman de Fauvel
The Boston Camerata & Ensemble Project Ars Nova
Joel Cohen dir.

Livre 1 - Portrait de Fauvel

Porchier mieuz estre ameroy
O Varium fortune
Motet: Quare fremerunt gentes
Motet: Jure quod in opere
Motet: Ad solitum vomitum
Virtus moritur
Floret fex favellea
Omnia pene curie
Veni sancte spiritus
Motet: Rex beatus

Livre 2 - Fauvel et Fortune

Fauvel cogita
Inter membra singula
Motet: Veritas arpie
Narration: "Seigneurs et dames..."
Douce dame débonnaire
Motet: J'ay fait nouveletement
Narration: "Deus roes out..."
Ay Amours
Motet: Sicut de ligno parvulus
A touz jour, sanz remanoir
Fauvel est mal assegné
Douce dame débonnaire
Fauvel cogita
Je qui poair seule
Buccinate in neomenia tuba
Le lai des Herlequines: En ce dous temps d'este
Ah Parisius
Narration: Tele gent de jour en jour viennent
Motet: Fauvel nous a fait présent
Motet: Ci chans veult boire
Floret fex favellea
Charivari
Motet: Quomodo cantabimus
Philippe de Vitry - Motet: In nova fert
Porchier mieuz estre ameroy
Motet: Maria virgo virginum
Plebs fidelis francie
Motet: In mari miserie

Intérpretes: The Boston Camerata: Anne Azéma (soprano, narration), Joel Cohen (baritone, percussion), Cheryl Ann Fulton (harp), Steven Lundahl (slide trumpet), Patrick Mason (baritone), Dan Stillman (shawm, slide trumpet, recorder), Dominique Visse (countertenor, narration)

Ensemble Project Ars Nova:Laurie Monahan (mezzo-soprano, organetto), Michael Collver (countertenor), John Fleagle (tenor, hurdy-gurdy), Shira Kammen (vielle, rebec, harp)

Duración: 66'

Lugar y fecha de grabación: Methuen Music Hall Boston, Massachussets, USA [ enero 1991]

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viernes, 10 de septiembre de 2010

What then is love? - The Boston Camerata - Joel Cohen

What then is love?

An Elizabethan Songbook

The Boston Camerata - Joel Cohen

I. Sing a song of Joy

1. Campion: Sing a song of joy

2. Edward Johnson (fl.1572-1601): Eliza is the fairest Queen

3. Holborne: The Honeysuckle (instrumental)

II. What then is love?

4. Thomas Ford (c.1580-1648): What then is love sings Coridon

5. Philip Rosseter (c.1567-1623): What then is love but mourning

6. Daniel: What thing is love?

III. Sorrow, come

7. Dowland: Galliard "Shall I strive" (instrumental)

8. Pilkington: I sigh, as sure to wear the fruit

9. Dowland arr. William Wigthorp: Sorrow, come

IV. Shall I sue?

10. Holborne: Heigh-ho holiday (instrumental)

11. Dowland: Shall I sue

12. Campion: Breake now my heart and dye

13. Campion: Woo her and win her

V. Witty wanton

14. Campion: The peaceful western wind

15. Robert Jones (fl.1597-1615): Sweet Philomel

16. Campion: I care not for these ladies

17. Campion arr. Cohen: Courante "I care not for these Ladies" (instrumental)

18. John Bartlet (fl.1606-10): A pretty duck there was

19. Robert Johnson: Witty wanton (instrumental)

VI. Faine would I wed

20. Campion: Faine would I wed

21. Thomas Vautor (c.1600-20): Mother, I will have a husband

22. Campion: Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs

VII. Sing we and chant i

23. Campion arr. Rosseter: Move now with measured sond (instrumental)

24. Pilkington: Rest, sweet nymphs

25. Morley: Sing we and chant it

Intérpretes: Anne Azéma (soprano), Noel Bisson (soprano), Karen Clark (mezzo-soprano), William Hite (tenor), Joel Frederisksen (bass, lute), Jesse Lepkoff (flute, recorder), Robert Mealy (violin), Card Lewis (treble & bass viol), Lynn Tetenbaum (tenor viol), Emily Walhout (bass viol), Olav Chris Henriksen (lute, guitar), Joel Cohen (lute, cittern)

Duración: 64'

Lugar y fecha de grabación: Massachusetts. EE.UU. [Mayo 1997]

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