Profane music from all parts of Europe. In this episode we will alternate Italian dances from the Renaissance era and courtly Baroque dances at the French royal court with melancholic romance as well as the courtly madrigals of the “divine” Cipriano de Rore.
Giorgio Mainerio (ca. 1530-1582)
1 From Cosmocampus balli book 1 (1578):
– I Schiarazula marazula
– II Gagliarda
– XIV Tedesca
– XV Saltarello
Anonymous
2 From Manuscrito de Munich:
– I Gagliarda La Traditora
– V Gagliarda La Gamba
– VIII Pavana Le Forze D’Hercole (A)
– IX Pavana Le Forze D’Hercole (B)
– XIII Saltarello Giorgio
Musica Antiqua conducted by Christian Mendoze
(cd Schiarazula marazula: Danzas Italianas del Renacimiento, Cantus C9605, 1999)
Clément Janequin (ca.1485-1558)
3 Toutes les nuictz
Gilles Binchois (ca. 1400-1460)
4 Esclave puist yl devenir
Rogier Pathie (na 1510-na 1560), Bálint Bakfark (1507-1576)
5 D’amour me plains et non de vous m’amye
Pierre Attaingnant (ca. 1494-1552) / Hopkinson Smith (1946-)
6 Bransle de Poictou
Anonymous
7 Ai vis lo lop
Ratas del viejo Mundo
(cd Rions noir: chanson et polyfonie profane pré-Baroque, Etcetera records KTC1617, 2018)
Anonymous
8 Pavane La petitte guaire fait(e) pour les cornets en 1601
9 Pavane faite pour le mariage de Henry le Grand en 1600
Charles Desmazures (1669-1736)
10 Pièces de symphonie à quatre parties
Syntagma Amici en Giourdina conducted by Jérémie Papasergio
(cd Fastes de la grande Écurie, Ricercar RIC 439, 2022)
Cipriano de Rore (1515-1565)
11 Di virtù di costumi, di valore
12 La Rose
13 Amor, ben mi credevo
Additionally:
14 Com’havran fin le dolorose tempre
Ensemble Il Ballo conducted by Leonardo Loredo Da Sa
(cd Il divino Cipriano de Rore, Hortus 209, 2022)
Pictured above: A Renaissance ball in Venice ca. 1560 (Hieronymus Francken)
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