Arie e danze cortigiane

Arie e danze cortigiane
La Rossignol
Edizioni Musicali III Millennio CDA 0169

Contents:

    Thoinot Arbeau, 1588
  1. Danse Morisque

    2. D. Baronio
  2. Lauro di Lorenzo

    3. G. Ambrosio
  3. Amoroso

    4. Guglielmo Ebreo
  4. Petite riense
  5. Reale di Guglielmo

    6. Pierre Attaignant, 1530
  6. Tourdion

    7. Joanambrosio Dalza, 1508
  7. Piva

    8. Anon. / King Henry VIII
  8. Greensleeves

    9. Giorgio Mainerio, 1578
  9. Ungaresca e saltarello
  10. Schiarazula marazula

    11. Pierre Phalese, 1570
  11. Pavane e Gaillarde

    12. Thoinot Arbeau
  12. Branle de l'official
  13. Branle Pinagay
  14. Branle des chevaux

    15. Fabritio Caroso, 1581
  15. Ballo del fiore

    16. Anon., 16th c.
  16. Baraban

    17. Giovanni Gastoldi, 1594
  17. L'amor vittorioso

    18. Cesare Negri, 1602
  18. La caccia

    19. Fabritio Caroso
  19. Il canario

Performers:
La Rossignol
Domenico Baronio (lute, small Renaissance guitar, Moorish guitar, percussion), Claudio Demicheli (spinet, hurdy-gurdy, percussion), Claudio Gasparoni (viola da gamba), Erica Scherl (vielle, nakers), Lucio Testi (piffaro, crumhorn, bombarde), Vittorio Zanibelli (flutes, crumhorn, percussion)

Playing time: 49' 51"

Recording site and date:
Unknown [2003 or prior (see comments)];
Rel.: 2003

Reviewed in:

Comments:
Information from larossignol.com website & Jorge Salazar.
From 1990 until 2000 the "La Rossignol" group was known under two different names:
"Cremonense Collegium Musicum" (Renaissance music)
and
"Ensemble Stella Nova" (medieval music).
In the discography section of La Rossignol's website, the ensemble lists titles of CDs from that period, but no longer available; one of these bears the same title as the III Millenium CD:
Arie e danze cortigiane
Musica del Rinascimento
(1998 - Ed. Rima - Milano)

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Pierre-F. Roberge