The medieval romantics [sound recording] : French songs and motets, 1340-1440

Corporate Author:: Gothic Voices
Published:: London, England : Hyperion Records, [1991]
Copyright Date:: ℗1991
Physical Description:: 1 audio disc (55 min., 35 sec.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
Additional Creators:: Solage, active 1370-1390, Porta, J de., Guillaume, de Machaut, approximately 1300-1377, Paolo, da Firenze, -1419, Jacob, de Senleches, active 1378-1395, Dufay, Guillaume, -1474, Johannes, de Lymburgia, active 1400-1440, and Page, Christopher

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Quiconques veut d'amors jöir (4:31) ; Je languis d'amere mort (2:14) / anon. -- Joieux de cuer en seumellant estoye / Solage (4:23) -- Quant voi le douz tans/En mai/[Immo]LATUS / anon. (3:54) -- Alma polis religio/Ave poli cum artica / J de Porta (4:36) -- C'est force, faire le weil / Guillaume de Machaut (3:27) -- Sofrir m'estuet et plus non puis durer / Paolo Tenorista (2:43) -- Plus bele que flors/Quant revient/L'autrier jouer/FLOS FILIUS EIUS / anon. (3:34) -- Tant doucement me sens emprisonnes / Guillaume de Machaut (4:22) -- Degentis vita/Cum vix artidici (2:21) ; Mais qu'il vous viengne a plaisance (1:53) / anon. -- En ce gracieux tamps joli / Jacob de Senleches (2:31) -- Comment qu'a moy lonteinne / Guillaume de Machaut (2:53) -- Je requier a tous amoureux (2:03) ; Las, que feray? ne que je devenray? (1:43) / Guillaume Dufay -- Je voel servir plus c'onques mais / Gilet Velut (4:06) -- Tota pulcra es, amica mea / Johannes de Lymburgia (3:09).

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Sung in French or Latin.
Compact disc.
Notes by Christopher Page, with French and German translations, and vocal texts with English translations (35 p. : port., music) inserted in container.
For 1-4 voices, principally unaccompanied. The 2nd and 11th selections for tenor, harp and lute; the 15th for harp and lute alone.

Participant/Performer Note:

Gothic Voices ; Christopher Page, conductor.

Data/Place of Event:

Recorded in the Hospital of St. Cross, Winchester, Oct. 3-5, 1990, and May 14, 1991.

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