Music of The Age of Chivalry

Music of The Age of Chivalry
Mary Remnant, Petronella Dittmer, Mathew Hart Dyke
Soundalive Music SAMMT/CD 101

Contents:

    Anon., France, 13th c.: The Play of Daniel
  1. Congaudentes celebremus

    2. Anon.: Tonus perigrinus
  2. Plainsong: In exitu Israel

    3. Anon., France, 13th c., Huelgas Ms:
  3. Conductus: Novus miles sequitur

    4. Anon., France, 13th c.:
  4. Joliettement

    5. Anon., England, 13th c.:
  5. Worldes bliss ne last no throwe

    6. Anon.:
  6. Christus vincit

    7. Anon., The Cracow Hejnel:
  7. Trumpet: Franfare

    8. Alfonso le Sabio (attr.): Cantigas de Santa Maria
  8. Cantiga 100: Santa Maria strela do dia

    9. Anon., England/France:
  9. Alle psallite cum luya

    10. Tassin (attr.):
  10. Chose Tassin

    11. Anon., France, 13th c.:
  11. Edi beo thu , hevene quene

    12. Gautier de Coinci:
  12. Ma viele

    13. Anon.:
  13. Sumer is icumen

    14. Anon., England, 14th c.:
  14. Angelus ad virginem

    15. Anon., England, ca 1300:
  15. Marionette douce
  16. Bryd one brere

    17. Anon., France, 14th c.:
  17. Cis chans veult boire

    18. Anon., Germany, 14th c.:
  18. Hymn: Maria muoter

    19. Anon., Llibre Vermell de Montserrat, 14th c.:
  19. Ad mortem festinamus

    20. Anon., 14th c.:
  20. Fanfare

    21. Anon., England:
  21. Ave Rex gentis Anglorum

    22. Anon., Germany, 14th c.:
  22. In Gottes namen fahren wir
    23. Anon., England, 14th c.:
  23. Lullay, Lullay: As I lay on Yooles night

    24. Guillaume de Machaut:
  24. Douce dame jolie

    25. Anon., Italy, 14th c.:
  25. Trotto

    26. Anon./Richard de Ledrede, Italy, 14th c.:
  26. Verbum caro factum est

    27. Anon., England, 14th c.:
  27. Me lykyth ever the lenger the bet

    28. Anon., 14th c.:
  28. Scribere proposui

Intreprets:
Mary Remnant (harp, psaltery, gittern, mandora, rebec, fiddle, organistrum, symphony, portative organ, bone pipe, wood pipe, recorder, pipe and tabor, shawn, chimebells, percussion), Petronella Dittmer (soprano and organistrum), Mathew Hart Dyke (trumpet).

Recording site and date:
[1987?]

Playing time: 28' 25"

Comments: This CD was probably recorded around 1987 and re-released in 1995. The playing time is as noted (28'25"), one minute per track. A shame.

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Pierre-F. Roberge