J.B. de Boismortier - Suites & Sonatas

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1. Trio Sonata in G major Preludio (Grave) 01:51
2. Allemanda (Allegro) 02:21
3. Affettuoso 01:28
4. Giga (Allegro) 02:00
5. Sonata in D major Sicilienne 02:48
6. Gayement 02:09
7. Gracieusement 01:54
8. Gayement 03:25
9. Cinquième Suite in D minor Prélude 03:39
10. Bourée en Rondeau 01:05
11. Rondeau Gracieusement 02:36
12. Allemande (Gayement) 02:15
13. Gigue 01:39
14. Trio Sonata in E minor Legerement 02:15
15. Rondeau Gracieusement 02:36
16. Allemande (Gayement) 02:15
17. Lentement 01:23
18. Gigue 01:39
19. Suite in A major La Veloutée 02:01
20. L'Indeterninée 01:55
21. La Frenetique 01:58
22. La Brunette 05:31
23. Sonata in E minor Allegro 01:49
24. Allemanda (Allegro) 02:19
25. Adagio 01:36
26. Giga 01:11
27. Diverse Pieces de Violes in C Prelude (Lentement) 01:46
28. Allemande 02:17
29. Siciliene en Rondeau 02:44
30. Gentilesse in G major Gaiment 02:26
31. Gracieusement 01:35
32. Gaiment 02:46

Passacaglia:Annabel Knight - Louise Bradbury
Robin Bigwood - Reiko Ichise - Eligio Quinteiro

Wilhelm Friedemann Bach - Symphonies

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J.S. Bach's favorite son-apparently a drunk and a difficult man-wrote handsome music of great rhythmic and harmonic variety, which this CD highlights. The harpsichord concerto is very rich, with the soloist and orchestra bickering back and forth nicely. The two Sinfonias differ in temperament: the D major is formal and elegant; the F major is more jumpy and entertaining. Similarly, the two adagios and fugues recorded here differ greatly. The one in F minor dazzles us by its close, while the D minor is severe but equally interesting. W.F. Bach sounds little like either his father or his better-known brother, C.P.E. Bach. He's quirkier and not at all predictable. The disc is full of surprises. --Robert Levine

Tracklist:

1. Sinfonia in D major (used as prelude to cantata "Dies ist der Tag"), F. 64 (BR C8)
2. Sinfonia in D minor ("Adagio and Fugue"), F. 65 (BR C7)
3. Harpsichord Concerto in E minor, F. 43 (BR C 12)
4. Prelude and fugue (after W. F. Bach) for violin, viola & bass in F minor, (K. 404a/6)
5. Sinfonia for strings in F major ("Dissonant"), F. 67 (BR C2)

Berlin Academy for Early Music
Raphael Alpermann - Harpsichord

Leopold Mozart - Die Bauernhochzeit

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Leopold Mozart - Sinfonia D-dur (Die Bauernhochzeit)
Leopold Mozart - Musikalische Schlittenfahrt
Leopold Mozart - Sinfonia burlesca G-dur
Josef Starzer - Tänze: Auswahl

Leopold Mozart (1719 - 1787)Sinfonia in D major "Die Bauernhochzeit" (Peasant Wedding)1 1. Marcia villanesca [2:34]
2 2. Menuett [2:43]
3 3. Andante [1:49]
4 4. Menuett [3:33]
5 5. Finale. Molto allegro [2:14]

Musikalische Schlittenfahrt (Musical Sleigh-Ride)6 1. Intrada [0:20]
7 2. Andante [1:05]
8 3. Presto [2:12]
9 4. Intrada [0:20]
10 5. Schlittenfahrt [2:01]
11 6. Andante, sempre piano: Das schuttelnde Pferd [1:23]
12 7. Aufzug [1:05]
13 8. Allegro [1:29]
14 9. Intrada [0:19]
15 10. Schlittenfahrt [1:26]
16 11. Adagio: Das vor Kalte zitternde und schnatternde Frauenzimmer [2:35]
7 12. Des Balles Anfang: Menuett/Trio [3:00]
18 13. Deutscher Tanz I. Presto [0:44]
9 14. Kehraus. Allegro [0:51]
20 15. Pianissimo [0:55]
21 16. Deutscher Tanz II [0:31]
22 17. Kehraus. Allegro [0:27]
23 18. Intrada [0:19]
24 19. Schlittenfahrt [1:26]

Sinfonia burlesca in G major25 1. Sinfonia [2:16]
26 2. Hanswurst (Menuett) [3:55]
27 3. Il Signor Pantalone (Andante) [2:08]
28 4. Arlecchino [1:54]

Josef Starzer (1726 - 1787)

Dances from "Diane et Endimione"
29 Contredance in B flat major [1:05]
Dances from "Roger et Bradamante"
30 Gavotte in B flat major with Trio in E flat major [2:16]
Dances from "Diane et Endimione"
31 "Pas de deux" in B flat major [2:14]
32 Menuet in E flat major [1:07]
Gli Orazi e gli Curiazi
33 Gavotte in G major with Trio in D minor [1:33]
Dances from "Roger et Bradamante"
34 Moderato in F major [1:16]
Dances from "Diane et Endimione"
35 Gavotte in F major [1:14]
36 Menuet in B flat major with Trio in G minor [3:15]
Dances from "Roger et Bradamante"
37 Gavotte in D major with Trio in D minor [2:43]
38 Passe-pied in D minor with Trio in D major [1:56]

Ensemble Eduard Melkus, Eduard Melkus

Josquin Desprez - Motets et Chansons

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1. Motet: Ave Maria (a 4)
2. Motet: Absalon, fili mi (a 4)
3. Motet: Veni, sancte Spiritus (a 6)
4. Motet: De profundis clamavi (a 4)
5. Frottola: Scaramella (a 4) (w/ setting by Compere)
6. Chanson: In te Domine speravi (a 4)
7. Frottola: El grillo (a 4)
8. Chanson: Milles regretz (a 4)
9. Chanson: Petite camusette (a 6)
10. Chanson: Je me complains (a 5)
11. Chanson: En l'ombre d'ung buissonet (a 3)
12. Chanson: Je ne me puis tenir d'aimer (a 5)
13. Motet-chanson: La deploration sur la mort de Ockeghem (a 5)

Hilliard Ensemble
David James (counter-tenor), Paul Elliott (tenor), Leigh Nixon (tenor)
Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor), Paul Hillier (bass), Michael George (bass)

Giuseppe & Giovanni Battista Sammartini - Concerti

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1. Concerto for piccolo cello, strings & continuo in C major
Composed by Giuseppe Baldassare Sammartini
with Rainer Zipperling, piccolo cello

2. Trio for 2 recorders & continuo in F major
Composed by Giuseppe Baldassare Sammartini

3. Concerto for oboe & orchestra in E flat major
Composed by Giuseppe Baldassare Sammartini
with Hans-Peter Westermann, oboe

4. Work(s) Sonata in D major for transverse flute, 2 violins
Composed by Giovanni Battista Sammartini

5. Concerto for recorder & orchestra in F major
Composed by Giuseppe Baldassare Sammartini
with Michael Schneider, recorder

6. Sonatas (28, most doubtful) for 2 flutes (or violins) & continuo
Trio in D major for 2 transverse flutes and b.c.
Composed by Giovanni Battista Sammartini

Camerata Koln

Follie All'Italiana

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01
A.Vivaldi (1678 1741) Follia
Sonate a tre op.I Venezia 1705
02
A.Corelli (1653 – 1713) Ciacona
Sonate da camera op.II, Roma 1685
03
A.Falconiero (1586 – 1656) Folia, Passacalle, Ciaccona
Il primo libro di canzone…Napoli 1650
04
B.Storace (16??-16??) Partite sopra la Folia
Selva di varie compositioni..Venezia 1664
05
G.A.Pandolfi ( 16?? - 16??) Passacaglio
Sonate cioè Balletti,Sarabande…Roma 1669
06
M.Cazzati (1620 – 1677) Capriccio sopra 7 note
Correnti balletti gagliarde...Venezia 1659
07
F.Corbetta (1615 – 1681) Folia
La guitarre royalle.. Paris 1671
08
G.B.Vitali (1632 – 1692) Passagallo Primo, Ciaccona
Varie partite del Passamezzo
op.VII, Modena 1682
09
A.Caldara (1670c – 1736) Chiacona
Suonate da camera op.II, Venezia 1699
10
G.Reali (1681c – 1751) Folia
Suonate e Capricci op.I, Venezia 1709

I Sonatori De La Gioiosa Marca
Giorgio Fava violino
Roberto Falcone violino
Walter Vestidello violoncello
Giancarlo Rado arciliuto & chitarra
Gianpietro Rosato cembalo, spinetta & organo

Il Liuto di Caravaggio

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Lute: Diego Cantalupi

Tracklist:

01 - Joanmaria da Crema - Recercare VIII
02 - Joanmaria da Crema - Recercare IX
03 - Joanmaria da Crema - Mais quest ce
04 - Francesco da Milano - Ricercare
05 - Joanmaria da Crema - Saltarello alla bolognesa
06 - Joanmaria da Crema - Recercare II
07 - Joanmaria da Crema - Lassar il velo (Francesco de Layolle)
08 - Anonimo (sec. XVI) - Recercare (Siena Lute Book)
09 - Vincenzo Galilei - Recercare V
10 - Pietro Paolo Borrono - Pavana detta 'la malcontenta'
11 - Francesco da Milano - Toccata
12 - Joanmaria da Crema - O felici occhi miei (Jacques Arcadelt)
13 - Francesco da Milano - Fantasia
14 - Fabrizio Caroso - Se pensand' al partire
15 - Simone Molinaro - Fantasia I
16 - Laurencini - Praeambolum
17 - Anonimo (sec. XVII) - Cassandra
18 - Anonimo (sec. XVII) - Vestiva i colli (Pierluigi da Palestrina)
19 - Anonimo (sec. XVII) - Brandle corrente
20 - Laurencini - Fantasia
21 - V. S (sec. XVII) - Praeludium VIII
22 - Laurencini - Fantasia
23 - Laurencini - Courante XII
24 - Laurencini - Fantasia
25 - Pietro Paolo Raimondi - Baletto
26 - Girolamo Kapsberger - Corrente V
27 - Girolamo Kapsberger - Toccata III
28 - Girolamo Kapsberger - Gagliarda II
29 - Girolamo Kapsberger - Toccata VI

Georg PhilipTelemann - 12 Sonate Metodiche

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Kees Boeke - Monodia

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1. Tractus - Anon., c.800/900: Qui Habitat (Psalm XC)
2. Sequens - Thomas Aquinas / Anon. c.1100: Lauda Sion
3. Leich - Frauenlob: Der Mynnekliche Leych
4. Saltarello - Anon., c.1380: Saltarello
5. Lay - Machaut: Le lay de l'Ymage
6. Ballata - Gherardello: Io vo amando;
Lorenzo Masini: Non vedi tu, amore;
Masini: Non perch'i' spiri;
Masini: Donne, e fu credenza;
7. Istampitta - Anon., c.1380: Belicha

Kees Boeke
(medieval tenor recorder, cylindrical tenor flute, contralto recorder, soprano recorder, tenor vielle)

Giovanni Battista Fontana - 12 Sonate (Clemencic Consort)

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12 sonate a 1. 2. 3 per il violino o cornetto, fagotto, chitarrone,
violoncino o simile altro istromento (1641)

Sonata Nona (cornetto, fagotto, clavicembalo) 5:16
Sonata Sesta (violino, clavicembalo) 7:09
Sonata Ottava (2 violini, violoncino, clavicembalo) 5:51
Sonata Seconda (flauto, clavicembalo) 6:31
Sonata Quartadecima (violino, cornetto, fagotto, clavicembalo) 5:46
Sonata Quarta (cornetto, violoncino, chitarrone) 5:29
Sonata Decima (violino, fagotto, clavicembalo) 5:57
Sonata Terza (flauto, clavicembalo) 4:43
Sonata Prima (cornetto, fagotto, clavicembalo) 3:27
Sonata Sestadecima (flauto, 2 violini, violoncino, clavicembalo) 4:48
Sonata Quinta (violino, violoncino, chitarrone) 5:03
Sonata Undecima(2 violini, violoncino, clavicembalo) 3:25

Clemencic Consort
dir. René Clemencic

Matteo da Perugia - Hélas Avril - Chansons

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1. Rondeau: A qui Fortune
2. Rondeau: Pour Dieu vous pri
3. Virelai: Plus onques dame
4. Rondeau: Pour Bel Accueil
5. Canon: (instr.) Andray soulet
6. Virelai: Puisque je sui
7. Rondau: Dame de honour plesant
8. Ballata: Già de rete d'Amor
9. Rondeau: FPn 568 (instr.) Dame playsans
10. Virelai: Hélas Avril
11. Rondeau: Trover ne puis

Mala Punica

Jill Feldman (soprano), Pascal Bertin (counter-tenor), Gianluca Ferrarini (tenor), Amandine Beyer (fiddle), Jane Achtman (fiddle), Kees Boeke (fiddle), Mara Galassi (harp), Arianna Savall (harp), Edin Karamazov (chitarrino), Pedro Memelsdorff (recorder) - Pedro Memelsdorff, dir.

El Cant de la Sibil-la - Figueras/Savall (Voll.1-2-3)

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The Song of the Sibyl (Catalan: El Cant de la Sibil·la is a liturgical drama and a Gregorian chant, the lyrics of which compose a prophecy describing the Apocalypse, which has been performed at some churches of Majorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) and Alghero (Sardinia, Italy) in Catalan language on Christmas Eve nearly uninterrruptedly since medieval times. It was declared a Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO on November 16, 2010.

Several versions, differing in text and music, exist.

- - Latin Sibyl, from 10th-11th century, which incorporates fragments of The City of God (XVIII, 23) by St. Augustine
- - Provençal Sibyl, from the 13th century, reflecting influence of troubadour poetry
- - Catalan Sibyl. The latest and most ornamented version. Incorporates popular traditions of Balearic Islands. Refrain of this version is sometimes written for three or four voices

The author of The Song of the Sibyl is unknown. The prophecy was first recorded as an acrostic poem in Greek by bishop Eusebius of Caesarea and later translated into Latin by Saint Augustine in The City of God. It appeared again in the 10th century in different locations across Catalonia, Italy, Castile, and France in the sermon Contra judeos, later inserted into the reading of the sixth lesson of the second nocturn of matins and was performed as an integral part of the liturgy.

This chant was originally sung in Latin and under the name of Judicii Signum, but from the 13th on, versions in Catalan are found.

These early Catalan versions of the Judici Signum were not directly translated from Latin. Instead, they all come from a previous adaptation in Provençal, which proves the huge popularity this song must have had in the past.

Amongst the Catalan texts which come from this common root, there is a 14th century Codex kept in the Archives of the Majorcan Diocese, which was rediscovered in 1908. Oral transmission and the lack of written scripts has caused the various old texts in the vernacular to suffer many modifications over time, which has led to a diversity of versions.

The Song of the Sibyl was almost totally abandoned throughout Europe after the Council of Trent (held in 25 sessions from 1545 to 1563) declared its performance was forbidden. Nevertheless, it was restored on Mallorca as soon as in 1575.

Originally, the Song of the Sibyl was sung in a Gregorian melody and, as it can be seen in the Codex previously mentioned, the musical accompaniment that was played in Majorca, with the exception of some variations, was the same documented in other places across the Iberian Peninsula. Today, it cannot be ascertained for certain when the Song of the Sibyl was sung to this Gregorian melody, but most likely until the 16th or 17th century. Oral transmission of the song caused, as it did with the text, the birth of different variations and models. The interest this chant produced amongst early Musicologists and Folklorists of the 19th century led to the transcription of the different known versions of the song. The versions still played nowadays take these transcriptions as model.
(Wikipedia)

Carceres - Villancicos & Ensaladas

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Contents:

1. B. Ramos de Pareja
Canon perpetum Mundus et Musica et totus concentus (instr.)

2. Anon.
Villancico Si us voleu ben despertar

3. Anon.
Villancico Ay luna que reluzes

4. Luys Milán
Pavana (instr.)
Gallarda (instr.)

5. Bartomeu Càrceres
Villancico Soleta i verge estich

6. Anon.Luys de Narvaez
Conque la lavaré
Conque la lavaré (variations by Luys de Narvaez)

7. Anon.
Danza alta (instr.)

8. Bartomeu Càrceres
Villancico Falalalanlera

9. Anon.
Villancico No la devemos dormir

10. Luys Milàn
Fantasia VIII

11. Bartomeu Càrceres
Ensalada a 4 La Trulla

Sources
Cancionero de Uppsala and works based on them

Performers
La Capella Reial de Catalunya

Montserrat Figueras (soprano), Maite Arruabarrena (soprano), Isabel Alvarez (soprano), Luiz Alves Da Silva (counter-tenor), Paolo Costa (counter-tenor), Josep Maria Gregori (counter- tenor), Jean Yves Guerry (counter-tenor), Francesc Garrigosa (tenor), Lambert Climent (tenor), Pedro Ormazabal (tenor), Josep Cabré (baritone), Jordi Ricart (baritone), Daniele Carnovich (bass), Jordi Savall (treble viol), Eunice Brandão (alto viol), Sergi Casademunt (tenor viol), Pedro Pandolfo (bass viol), Lorenz Duftschmid (violone), Rolf Lislevand (guitar, vihuela), Jean-Pierre Canihac (cornet), Alfredo Bernardini (shawm), Daniel Lassalle (sackbut), Josep Borras (bassoon), Pedro Estevan (percussion)

Jordi Savall, dir.

Il Giardino Armonico - Viaggio musicale

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Viaggio Musicale - a voyage from Milan to Venice, through North-Italian music and the flourishing culture of the legendary seicento: while Santa Maria della Salute was being built in Venice, while Galilei was presenting his newly invented telescope on the tower of St Mark's, and while Nicola Amati was establishing the famous Italian violin-making trade in Cremona, composers such as Monteverdi, Rossi, Castello and many others were developing stunning new forms of expressive and virtuoso instrumental music.

Claudio Monteverdi - Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria, opera in 3 acts, SV 325 (Sinfonia)
Tarquinio Merula - Chiacona (from Canzoni overo sonate ..., 1637)
Tarquinio Merula - Work(s) (Improvisation)
Dario Castello - Sonata
Giovanni Battista Spadi - Anchor che co'l partire (after a madrigal by Cipriano de Rore)
Giovanni Battista Spadi - Work(s) (Improvisation)
Dario Castello - Sonata Concertate No. 10 "in stil moderno" for 2 sopranos, bass & basso continuo
Giovanni Battista Riccio - Sonata a 4
Giovanni Battista Riccio - Work(s) (Improvisation)
Biagio Marini - Sonata sopra "La Monica", for chamber instruments & continuo
Marco Uccellini - Aria quinta sopra la Bergamasca (Book 3)
Salomone Rossi - Sinfonia a 3
Giovanni Battista Fontana - Sonata No.15 for 2 cornettos, dulcian, organ & continuo
Alessandro Piccinini - Work(s) ([Unspecified] Toccata)
Marco Uccellini - Sonata XVIII
Salomone Rossi - Sinfonia a 3
Francesco Rognoni - Variations on Palestrina's Vestiva i colli, for soprano viola da gamba & continuo
Salomone Rossi - Gagliarda detta Zambalina a 4
Salomone Rossi - Sinfonia grave a 5
Tarquinio Merula - La Cattarina
Marco Uccellini - Aria Sopra "La scatola degli aghi" (from Op. 4)
Giovanni Paolo Cima - Work(s) ([Unspecified] Sonata)
Tarquinio Merula - Ruggiero
Salomone Rossi - Gagliarda detta Norsina a 5

Roman de Fauvel

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STUDIO DER FRÜHEN MUSIK - Thomas Binkley

Written by several authors between 1310 and 1316, the Roman de Fauvel is a virulent pamphlet against the corruption that reigned at the royal court of France, and at the Papal court in Avignon. But the story of the donkey Fauvel is also a fascinating manifesto concerning music and literature at the dawn of the fourteenth century. All the main genres current at the time are to be found in it, mixed together in a most appealing way. There are gregorian chants, and complex motets of the Ars Nova, not to mention courtly love songs, and scatological street cries.