Choir & Organ (Mar, 2012)
Groups with original views on performance practice continue to thrive. one such is Graindelevoix and, having toiled through the bizarre packaging, I found in Cesena – Songs of Popes, Princes and Mercenaries more than enough to pique the ear. Their purely vocal take on material from the Codex Chantilly and other sources will divide opinion with weirdly daring portamento, pungently distinctive voices and an almost improvisatory air that brings the ars subtilior right into the 21st century. …
Cesena : Chansons pour les papes, les princes et les mercenaires.
Anonyme, Codex Chantilly
Pictagore per dogmata O terra sancta Rosa vernans, Motet
Philippus de Caserta
Espoir dont tu m’a fayt partir, Mélodie
Solage (?1360-?1410)
Corps feminin
Fumeux Fume par fumee
Philippus de Caserta
Par les bons Gedeon et Sanson delivre (The Worthy Gedeon and Samson), Mélodie
Anonyme, Codex Chantilly
Inter densas deserti meditansImbribus irriguisAdmirabilem est, Motet
Matheus de Sancto Johanne (13th Century-?1365-1389)
Science n’a nul annemi, Mélodie
Johannes Galiot
En atendant d’avoir la douce vie, rondeau (from the Chantilly Manuscript)
Johannes Ciconia (?1335-1411)
Canon
Jaquemin de Senleches (?1355-?1398)
Fuions de ci, fuions, povre compaigne, Ballade
Traditional, Croatian
Cujes li mi Majko, Mélodie
Anonyme
Hodie puer nascitur
Anonyme, Codex Chantilly
Adieu vous di, tres doulce compaygnie, Ballade
Antoni Fajardo
Thomas Vanlede (voix)
Olalla Aleman (voix)
Albert Riara (voix)
Marius Peterson
Tomàs Maxé
Graindelavoix
Bjorn Schmelzer
20,90€
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