Mediaeval dance:
anon,
Anello
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313
kb
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67
kb
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Mediaeval
song:
anon,
Ave Regina |
312
kb
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67
kb
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Early
Renaissance:
Conrad
Paumann: Enavois |
318
kb
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68
kb
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High
Renaissance:
Antonio Gardano: dances |
337
kb
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72
kb
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17th
C. stile antico:
Adriano
Banchieri, Sonata |
318
kb
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68
kb
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17th
C. stile moderno
Giacomo
Carissimi, Salve puerile |
318
kb
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68
kb
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Mid-Baroque
Matthew
Locke, prelude |
390
kb
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83
kb
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Mid-Baroque
Daniel
Speer, dances |
397
kb
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84
kb
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Stil
Galant
Sgr.
Fraentzel, Adagio |
long
version |
short
version |
1
mb
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230
kb
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316
kb
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67
kb
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David
Kettlewell plays love-songs and other music to touch the emotions
on the choir-organ in Gudmundrå Church, northern Sweden
Recording
- Kjell Persson
Musica
Poëtica - the renaissance musician's approach to creating
music in specific ways to move the emotions in specific ways;
Organica - when this is expressed on the organ
you
can read more about musica poëtica here |
1440 -
anon Bologna, Ave regina cœlorum
1470 - anon Piacenza, Anello
1475 - Conrad Paumann, En avois
1500 - Adrian Willaert, Fantasia
1551 - Antonio Gardano, Pavana - Pass'e mezo - Gagliarda
1553 - anon Madrid/Napoli/Venezia, villancico, Dad me albricias
1553 - anon Madrid/Napoli/Venezia, villancico, Vos virgen
1590 - Giovanni Maria Nanini, canzonetta, Quando el cigno sonore
1600 - Giovanni Caccini, aria, Dovro dunque morire
1600 - John Dowland, Preludium - Galliard - Pavan - Almain
- Jigg
1610 - Adriano Banchieri, Sonata all'intrada
1610 - William Byrd, A voluntarie
1620 - Biagio Marini,
1630 - Lodovico Grandi, aria, O quam tu pulcra es
1640 - Giacomo Carissimi, aria, Salve puerile
1650 - Mauritio Cazzati, Aria-Corrente
1670 - anon, Wexio, Cassandra-suite
1670 - Matthew Locke, Prelude
1690 - Daniel Speer, Ordnung C-dur: Aria-Menuet-Saraband
1770 - Signr. Fraentzel, Adagio
NB
- a few of the tracks are the same as on the sampler CD Music
for an Historic Church |