Tempus est iocundum

Tempus est iocundum: Música y poesía en la Europa Medieval - Music and Poetry in Medieval Europe
de las "Cantigas de Sta. Maria" a los "Carmina Burana" - from "Cantigas de Sta. Maria" to "Carmina Burana"
Artefactum
Lindoro MPC 0711 [CD]
Lindoro 3035 [CD]

Content:

    Thibaut de Champagne
  1. En mai la rousee
    Anon.
    Ungaresca

    2. Alfonso el Sabio (attr.): Cantigas de Santa Maria
  2. Cantiga 29: Como podem per sas culpas
  3. Cantiga 166: Nas mentes sepre teer
  4. Cantiga 23/386: Como Deus / A que avondou

    5. Guillaume de Amiens
  5. C'est la fin

    6. Anon., 14th c.
  6. Saltarello

    7. Anon., 13th c.
  7. Danza Real

    8. Anon., 14th c.
  8. Saltarello

    9. Anon., Carmina Burana
  9. CB 185: Ich was ein chint so wolgetan

    10. Anon., 13th c.
  10. Estampida Real No. 3

    11. Raimbaut de Vaqueiras
  11. Kalenda maia

    12. Anon., 14th c.
  12. Chançonetta tedescha

    13. Anon., judeo-spanish, Balkan area
  13. Ventanas altas

    14. Anon., Carmina Burana
  14. CB 116: Sic mea fata

Sources
[1a] Chansonnier de l'Arsenal, ms Fr. 5198
[1b] Merian, der tanzin den deutschen tabulaturbüchern, Leipzig, 1927
[2]-[4] Códice de Toledo. sig: 103-23 / Códices del Escorial, sig. J.b.2 & T.j.1
[5] ms Reg. Christ; 1490, fol. 136 A, Biblioteca Vaticana
[6], [8] London ms, Brit. Museum, add. 29987
[7], [9] Paris, Bibl. Nat., ms franç. 844
[10], [14] Munich Staatbibl. Ms lat. 4660, 4660a
[11] Occitanian manuscripts, Paris, Bibl. Nat., fr. 22543
[12] "Puncta", London ms, Brit. Museum, add. 29987
[13] "Les contrafacta hébreux des romanzas judéo-espagnoles"

Playing time: 54' 25"

Performers:
Artefactum
Francisco Orozco (vocal soloist, plucked instruments: citole, lute, organistrum, ceterina, vihuela de peñola), José Luis Pastor (plucked instruments: Laúd de cuatro órdonnes, citole), Álvaro Garrido (percussion: tambourine, daff, darbouka, medieval drum, small tambourine, bendir, cántaro, shells, small bells), Juan Manuel Rubio (string instruments: symphonia, rabel, viola, harp), Ignacio Gil (wind instrument: axabeba (moorish transverse flute), hornpipe), José Manuel Vaqueiro (hurdy-gurdy, recorder)

Recording site and date:
Capilla interior del Antiguo Seminario Jesuíta, Sevilla, Spain [06/2001];
Rel. 2002, 2017

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):
Goldberg (#-p.): 23-94 (summer 2003)

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Pierre-F. Roberge