An educational programme featuring early music. We continue preparing for the Utrecht Early Music Festival, which will take place at the end of August. This year the Festival’s theme is: Naples. We will look at the musical history of Naples during four programmes; from the Middle Ages until the eighteenth century. Today part 2: The Crown of Aragón.
Anonymous (15th century)
1 Viva viva rey Ferrando
2 Fate d’arera
3 Horamay che fora son
Micrologus
(CD: Napoli Aragonese. Opus 111 OP 30215, 2001)
Joannes Tinctoris (1435 – 1511)
4 Hélas, le bon temps que j’avoie
5 Vostre regard si tresfort m’a feru
6 Ou lit de pleur tres agrevé
Le Miroir de Musique conducted by Baptiste Romain
(CD: Tinctoris: Secret Consolations. Ricercar RIC 380, 2017)
Pietrobono de Burzellis (ca 1417 – 1497)
7 Gaillarde – Basse danse La Brosse
8 La Brosse a 4
9 Basse danse La Magdalena
10 La Magdalena a 4
Camerata Hungarica conducted by László Czidra, lute
(CD: Court Music for king Matthias. Hungaroton HCD 11844-2, 2014, originally 1987)
Franchinus Gaffurius (1451 – 1522)
11 Salve Regina
12 Magnificat primi toni
13 O Sacrum Convivium
Convitto Armonico conducted by Stefano Buschini
(CD: Franchino Gaffurio: Missa de Carneval – Stabat Mater – Motetti. Tactus TC 450701, 2013)
Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro (ca 1420 – after 1484)
14 Bassadanza Cupido
15 De voltate in ca rosina
La Rossignol conducted by Domenico Baronio
(CD: Canti e danze alla corte estense nel XV secolo. Tactus TC 400003, 2004)
Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro
16 Ballo ‘Petit Vriens’
17 Leoncello
Capella de la Torre conducted by Katharina Bäuml, shawm
(CD: Piffarissimo. Challenge Records CC 72631, 2014)
Supplements:
Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro
18 Anello
19 Amoroso
La Rossignol conducted by Domenico Baronio
