Gothic and Renaissance

Music of the Gothic Period and the early Renaissance
Played by the Vielle Trio on Ancient Instruments with Du Bose Robertson, tenor
Vielle Trio & Du Bose Robertson
Allegro LEG 9019 [LP, mono]

Contents:

    Anon., Glogau Songbook, 1480
  1. Ich sah einmal dem Morgenstern (Song of the Dawn)

  2. Heinrich Isaak
  3. Helas, que denera (instr.)
    Der Hundt (instr., ver. 2)

  4. Anon., 1480, Glogau Songbook, 1480
  5. Ich bin erfreut aus Rotem Mund

  6. Anon., ca 1500
  7. Peasant dance: Gassenhauer und Hupfauf

  8. Anon., Egenolf Songbook, 1535
  9. Ein Laeppisch Mann (Song of the Court Jester)

  10. Anon., ca 1500
  11. Die drei bauern (The Three Peasants)

  12. ----
    Anon, Italy, ca 1300
  13. En Trinitatis (ca 1300)

  14. Giovanni da Firenze
  15. Io son un Pellegrino (ca 1350)

  16. Jacopo di Bologna
  17. Composition for three instruments

  18. Francesco Landino
  19. Madrigal: El mie dolce sospir

  20. Jacob Obrecht
  21. Three voiced piece I
    Three-voiced piece II
    Three-voiced piece III

Playing time: ??' ??"

Performers:
Vielle Trio
Franz Siedersbeck (alto vielle), Beatrice Dohme (alto vielle), Werner Landshoff (tenor vielle)
& Du Bose Robertson (tenor).

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1949];
Rel.: 1955 ?.

Compilation:
Allegro al 72 [LPx2] Music of the Gothic Period and the early Renaissance, volume 2. Played by the Vielle Trio on Ancient Instruments with Du Bose Robertson, tenor.

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Comments:
Information from IUCAT. Medieval and Renaissance Music on Long-Playing Records (Supplement III, corrections and additions) states that it is volume I of their entry # 255 (Allegro AL 14), but the IUCAT entry confirms that it is entry # 256 (two sides of different LPs from Allegro AL 72). Charles in Josquin Des Prez "A Guide to Research" (Garland) is probably wrongly assuming that the information in MRMLPR is right.

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Pierre-F. Roberge