The World of Early Music :-From the Middle Ages to the Dawn of Enlightenment
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The World of Early Music :-From the Middle Ages to the Dawn of Enlightenment
Various Artists
[ Naxos Early Music / 2 CD ]
Release Date: Friday 28 September 2007
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Recent years have brought a vast expansion in our understanding and knowledge of music of earlier periods. There has been investigation into the repertoire and techniques of other ages, coupled with a movement that has favoured the use of instruments and ways of playing them that are more or less authentic.
Even where surviving historical instruments or modern reproductions of them are not used, the styles of performance have been influenced. Above all the myth of unending progress has been abandoned in favour of an evaluation of each period and type of music on its own terms. Early Music, in fact, has become a flourishing industry, stimulated by the remarkable growth in the production and distribution of records.
For our present purposes we limit the term Early Music to cover a period ranging from plainchant to the end of the seventeenth century. The period that followed, the age of Bach and Handel and the great synthesis of the Late Baroque, is generally more familiar to listeners and is, in any case, another story.
Tracks:
Anonymous:
Kyrie
Ego sum resurrectio: In paradisum
O pastor animarum
Coeur de Lion Richard I:
Ja nuls homs pris
Palastinalied
Anonymous:
Cantiga de Santa Maria: Entre Av'e Eva
Chominciamento di gioia: Saltarello
Guillaume de Machaut:
Puis qu'en oubli
Anonymous:
Codex Faenza: Jay grant espoir
Guillaume Dufay:
Ce jour de l'an
Alexander Agricola:
Ay je rien fet
Johannes Ockeghem:
L'homme arme - Kyrie
Absalon, fili mi
Sanctus
Traditional:
Sephardic Songs: A la nana
Marco Dall'Aquila:
Saltarello, "La traditora"
Francesco da Milano:
Fantasia sexta
and much more
