An educational programme featuring early music. The world of Jeroen Bosch, part 3. A mini series on Jheronimus Bosch and the time he lived in. In 2016 it is 500 years ago that Jeroen Bosch passed away. part 3: Musicians at the court of Philip I and Charles V.
Tielman Susato
1. Basse danse: Dont vient cela / Reprise
Currende Consort led by Erik van Nevel
(CD Flemish Polypohny, Songs and dances from Flanders. Eufoda 1163)
Alexander Agricola (1446-1506)
2. Fortuna desperata
3. Si dedero sompnium oculis meis
4. Cecus non judicat de coloribus
Graindelavoix led by Björn Schmelzer
(CD Cecus. Colours Blindness and memorial. Glossa GCD P32105)
Juan de Anchieta (1462-1523)
5. Magnificat
Grupo de Musica Alfonso X el Sabio led by Luis Lozano Virumbrales
(CD Music in the time of Columbus. Decca 436 116-2)
Juan de Anchieta
6. Donsella, Madre de Dios
La Morra: Arianna Savall, soprano. Corina Marti, recorder. Tore Eketorp, vihuela d’arco
(CD Luz del Alva. Ramée RAM 1203)
Anonymous
7. Romance de la muerte del muy esclarecido rey don Felipe
Pierre de la Rue (ca. 1450–1518)
8. Absalom fili me
Graindelavoix led by Björn Schmelzer
(CD Cecus. Colours Blindness and memorial. Glossa GCD P32105)
Nicolaas Gombert (ca. 1495-ca. 1560)
9. Triste depart
10. Plaisir n’ay plus
Thomas Crequillon (ca. 1480-1557)
11. Las je cognois
12. Pis n me peut venir
Capella Sancti Michaelis and Currende Consort led by Erik van Nevel
(CD Flemish Polyphony, Nicolaas Gombert/court Charles V. Eufoda 1165)
Josquin des Prez
13. Nymphes des Bois, déploration sur la mort de Ockeghem
Graindelavoix led by Björn Schmelzer
(CD Cecus. Colours Blindness and memorial. Glossa GCD P32105)
Picture above: Philip the Fair (1496)
Picture below: detail from the central panel of The Last Judgement, Jeroen Bosch
