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David Munrow the Art of Courtly Love Mp3, Flac, Wma David Munrow The Art Of Courtly Love mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: The Art Of Courtly Love Country: US Released: 1973 Style: Renaissance MP3 version RAR size: 1780 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1689 mb WMA version RAR size: 1186 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 558 Other Formats: DXD VOC APE RA MPC MP4 AU Tracklist Volume I: Guillaume De Machaut And His Age A1 A Vous, Douce Debonaire A2 Hareu! Hareu! - Helas! Ou Sera Pris Confors A3 Amours Me Fait Desirer A4 Trop Plus Est Bele - Biauté Paree - Je Ne Sui A5 Amis Tous Dous A6 Se Je Souspir A7 Dame Se Vous M'este A8 Quant Je Sui Mis A9 Mes Esperis Se Combat A10 Ma Fin Est Mon Commencement B1 Douce Dame Jolie B2 De Bon Espoir - Puis Que La Douce B3 De Coutes Flours B4 Quant Theseus - Ne Quier Veoir B5 La Septime Estampie Real B6 Quant J'ay I'espart B7 Phyton, Le Mervilleus Serpent B8 Armes, Amours - O Flour Des Flours Volume II: Late Fourteenth Century Avant Garde C1 A L'arme, A L'arme C2 Phiton, Phiton C3.a Hé, Trés Doulz Roussignol C3.b Ma Tredol Rosignol C4 Fumeux Fume C5 De Home Vary C6 Istampitta Tre Fontane C7 Trés Doulz Amis - Ma Dame - Cent Mille Fois D1 Plasanche Or Tost D2 Amour M'a Le Cuer Mis D3 Tribum Quem D4 Helas! Je Voy Mon Cuer D5 Contre Le Temps D6 Andray Soulet D7 Le Greygnour Bien D8 Ma Douce Amour D9 Restoés, Restoés Volume III: The Court Of Burgundy E1 Cemoys De May E2 La Belle Se Siet E3 Je Ne Fai Toujours E4 Files A Marier E5 Amoreux Suy E6 Jeloymors E7 Navré Je Suis Lamentatio Sanctae Matris Ecclesiae Constantinopolitanae (O Trée E8 Piteulx - Omnes Amici) F1 Par Droit Je Puis F2 Donnés L'assault F3 Vostre Trés Doulz Regart F4 Helas Mon Dueil F5 Bien Puist F6 Vergine Bella F7 Basse Danse II La Sagna Credits Baritone Vocals – Geoffrey Shaw Composed By – Anthonello De Caserta* (tracks: D2), Borlet (tracks: C3.a, C3.b), Franciscus (tracks: C2), F. Andrieu* (tracks: B8), Binchois* (tracks: E3 to E6, F3, F5), Dufay* (tracks: E1, E2, E7, E8, F1, F2, F4, F6), Machaut* (tracks: A2 to A4, A6 to A9, B1 to B7), Johannes Vaillant* (tracks: C7), Jehan De Lescurel (tracks: A1), Johannes De Meruco (tracks: C5), Joannes Simon Hasprois* (tracks: D8), Matheus De Perusio* (tracks: D6, D7), Pykini* (tracks: D1), Solage (tracks: C4, D4), Solage (tracks: D4) Conductor [Director] – David Munrow Cornett [1st] – Michael Laird Cornett [2nd] – Iaan Wilson Countertenor Vocals [1st] – James Bowman Countertenor Vocals [2nd] – Charles Brett Drums [Nakers], Drums [Tabor], Tambourine – David Corkhill Engineer [Balance] – Stuart Eltham Ensemble – The Early Music Consort Of London Liner Notes [Translated By, Plus Articles] – Michael Freeman Lute, Strings [Citole], Viol [Tenor], Crumhorn [22nd] – James Tyler Organ, Harp [1st] – Christopher Hogwood Other [Pronunciation Advisor] – Michael Freeman Producer [Recording] – Christopher Bishop Rebec [Bass], Strings [Crwth], Viol [Bass], Crumhorn [3rd], Recorder [3rd] – Oliver Brookes Rebec [Treble], Fiddle [Mediaeval], Harp [2nd] – Eleanor Sloan Recorder [1], Crumhorn [1st], Shawm, Bagpipes [Cornemuse], Reeds [Kornholt], Bagpipes – David Munrow Tenor Vocals – Martyn Hill Translated By [Plus Articles] – David Munrow Trombone [Tenor Sackbut (2nd)] – Roger Brenner Trumpet [Slide Trumpet], Cornett [Tenor], Trombone [Tenor Sackbut(1st)], Recorder [2nd] – Alan Lumsden Notes Reissue of three LPs - Musica Reservata - Music from the Court of Burgundy Early Music Consort of London - Late Fourteenth Century Avant Garde Early Music Consort of London - Guillaume De Machaut And His Age Printed in the U.S.A Issued in a container with a full sized 23 page booklet. ℗ 1973 EMI Records Limited Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year David Munrow & The David Munrow & Early Music Consort Of His The Early Music London / Musica SLS 863 Master's SLS 863 UK 1973 Consort Of London Reservata - The Art Of Voice / Musica Reservata Courtly Love (3xLP, Comp + Box) David Munrow / The David Munrow / Early Music Consort Of The Early Music London / Guillaume de Consort Of London ZDMB 7243 Machaut / Gilles Virgin ZDMB 7243 / Guillaume de Europe 1996 5 61284 2 2 Binchois / Guillaume Veritas 5 61284 2 2 Machaut / Gilles Dufay - The Art Of Binchois / Courtly Love (2xCD, Guillaume Dufay Comp, Club, RE, RM) David Munrow / The David Munrow / Early Music Consort Of The Early Music VED 5 London / Guillaume de Virgin VED 5 Consort Of London 61284 2, Machaut / Gilles Veritas, 61284 2, / Guillaume de Europe 1996 7243 5 Binchois / Guillaume Virgin 7243 5 Machaut / Gilles 61284 2 2 Dufay - The Art Of Veritas 61284 2 2 Binchois / Courtly Love (2xCD, Guillaume Dufay Comp, RE, RM) David Munrow & The World David Munrow & Early Music Consort Of Record R-05004, R-05004, The Early Music London / Musica Club, World R-05005, R-05005, Australia 1980 Consort Of London Reservata - The Art Of Record R-05006 R-05006 / Musica Reservata Courtly Love (3xLP, Club, World Comp, Club, RE + Box) Record Club David Munrow & The World David Munrow & Early Music Consort Of Record R-05004, R-05004, The Early Music London / Musica Club, World R-05005, R-05005, Australia 1978 Consort Of London Reservata - The Art Of Record R-05006 R-05006 / Musica Reservata Courtly Love (3xLP, Club, World Comp, Club + Box) Record Club Related Music albums to The Art Of Courtly Love by David Munrow Guillaume Dufay • The Medieval Ensemble of London - Complete Secular Music Mouloudji - Amours Et Ma Dame Aussi Ars Antiqua De Paris conducted by Michel Sanvoisin - L'Art De Guillaume De Machaut Les Marogays - Douce Melodie Leiendecker-Bloas - Quant The Early Music Consort Of London, David Munrow - Music From The Court Of Ferdinand And Isabella Fausto Papetti - I Remember N. 6 Douce France Guillaume De Machaut, Pro Musica Antiqua, Bruxelles, Safford Cape - La Messe De Notre Dame / 10 Weltliche Werke.
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