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Alphabet, oeuvres de Foscarini, Pellegrini, Granata, Corbetta
17 tracks - MP3 192 - RAR 120 Mb - Covers + Booklet

Lislevand Rolf, baroque guitar & direction
Arianna Savall, harpe & voice
Thor-Harald Johnsen, guitar "battente"
Eduardo Eguez, chitarriglia & guitar "battente"
Bjørn Kjellemyr, colascione
Paolo Pandolfo, viola da gamba soprano
Michael Behringer, positive organ & clavichord
Pedro Estevan, percussion

Together Kapsberger

2001 Astree / Naive

Ultimately the true or historical interpretation is another musical aesthetic vision.
is another approach that can and should be as valid as Furtwängler or Menuhin playing a Brandenburg Concerto. And with this album I intend to try to explain my point of view. Today
shifts to one side the old school installation boot Central European conductors, labeled an "experiment" or more benignly of "romantic." There is talk that held no historical instruments or having them applied to other techniques, which were oversized orchestras, the rubato, vibrato, and so on. It is mentioned almost as a sin that this was the proper vision Klemperer, Beecham. As if Pluhar, McCreesh, Haim, Rousset and others lacked "vision" and created from an almost angelic supported by objective scholars, luthiers, manuscripts and, no less-a record market that has proved extremely cozy with the revolutionaries of yesterday brought new music and new auditors / buyers to a difficult market.
Well gentlemen, objectivity is so scarce and perhaps impossible in the areas of sensitivity as anyone.
is to provide a truly inclusive at the end I feel very proud, and I think that our ancestors deserve more respect.
And what could all this have to do with the disc located? No one can argue
scrolls Lislevand Rolf HIP, or those who accompany him on this occasion (including the formidable Eguez), no one will doubt the intense study and preparation of historical sources that the Norwegian guitarist puts into every project, no not stop paying attention to his guitar seventeenth century Italian model. However, it suggests Lislevand in a moment of clarity and humility in the liner notes, but the melody can be derived from reading the manuscripts, harmony and rhythm must necessarily come from contemporary sources or other works. And this introduces an element of discretion so that our equation of authenticity, objectivity, goes a little horn.
And we are left then with the vision of Lislevand.
Because ultimately your choice of raw rhythms, accents and harmonies.
Music is an aural experience, and unless someone able to discover a gap in the space-time, we never hear Kapsberger be given to Marais and his cat-gut strings, or the anonymous musicians who played the Roman Fauvel.
Lislevand Let it tell us: "The Written words of poetry Are poetry, and painted forms and colors Are painting, pero musical notation is Not the music, and alone Can not Testify to the experience of music. The Further back we go from Our Own time, the We Can Rely less on musical notation to tell us about the music itself ".
If it does not follow then work with its own approach to approach this repertoire, then I lost it.
If it sounds a bit rough, the music is good or bad. Generates sensations in your ear or not, and that is independent of labels, schools, luthiers or so.
And here, with alphabetically, we have an outstanding example. In good.

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Kapsberger Ensemble Rameau Scott Ross (Stil)

The integral parts of Harpsichord at the Château d'Assas
3 CD - Mp3 256 - 295 Mb RAR - Covers (incomplete)

Scott Ross, harpsichord

1975 Stil

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'Lucrezia'. Solo Cantatas for Alto
9 tracks - MP3 320 - RAR 93 Mb - Cover + info

Gérard Lesne, alto
Il Seminario Musicale Virgin

1991

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Récital Philippe Jaroussky Vivaldi 2005 Vivaldi

Récital Vivaldi Jaroussky Philippe (Paris, 23 January 2005)
13 tracks - MP3 128 - RAR 62 Mb - No covers, booklet or info at all

Philippe Jaroussky, haute Ensemble contre

Matheus (?) Jean-Christophe Spinosi


Paris 2005

personally do not believe that the now already famous French countertenor Philippe Jaroussky has-as-a voice often said angelic.
We tend to think that the absence of traditional bel canto vibrato becomes heavy a voice into something worth Knabenchor . And therefore Harnoncourt, an example, gave them roles soul or angel boys white voices. A vision heavily influenced, I believe, by the English school of historical interpretation that is imposed from the 70s until nearly a decade as a standard Hogwood.
Unlike previous Jaroussky I see in a singer with a theatrical vision, rhetoric, sensual (in a sense earthy, we would say). French singer's voice, then, is more in line with what is now understood to Baroque.
The concert is offered on this occasion is an intimate. As stated in my country, the young singer patina (iron) in many of the highly complicated and demanding vocal trills and tricks that the red priest demanded their soloists (I feel that Vivaldi saw his singers as a kind of violins, baroque something at this time because it is intended that the instruments speak and everything looks from a vocal approach), but returning to the point they are big mistakes, attempts to temper that seeks to find its balance point. Do not come here to collapse as a voice in the sad surrender of Rolando Villazon and the Gabrieli Players in the recent Handel disc.
contrast, Jaroussky is relaxed swimming in an environment friendly and personal, so much so that even given the time to joke offering Aznavour songs to an audience that pays to their feet. The audience is captive to the young voice, and the bravos and applause excited and impulsive dramatically highlighted (baroque) selected parts .
presume, since I have no reliable data, that is accompanied by the wonderful countertenor Ensemble Matheus, directed by Jean-Christophe Spinosi. This for several reasons. At this time Jaroussky and the director were bound to disk Heroes and the repertoire of this recital consists mostly of subjects drawn from this disk. The orchestra sounds like Matheus, vibrant and energetic, full of fire, opens the symphony concert is irresistible.
As mock (in limbo, heaven or hell, wherever that is) Stravinsky those now infamous re-read their statements that Vivaldi had written over and over again the same concert (!), Sentences handed down I imagine, from a comfortable room with air conditioning California and walls veneered mahogany, they now encompass a superb cold dead silence and humiliated by the historical and aesthetic.
Well, following our late friend Stravinsky aquí encontrarán 13 veces la misma aria repetida en cada ocasión de manera singular y magnífica.
Talbot, Sardelli y tantos nombres de ilustres musicólogos que se me escapan le han hecho un favor incalculable tanto a las compañías discográficas -proveyéndolas de material fresco- como a nosotros, humildes oyentes, descubriendo nuevas óperas del cura veneciano. Y me imagino que aún podemos esperar más descubrimientos basándonos en las vanidosas declaraciones de Vivaldi quien decía que se demoraba más escribiendo un concierto que componiéndolo en su mente.

Un concierto inigualable, pleno de emoción, juventud y brío. Una dicha.

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XII Suonate a solo violin, and Bass for the Harpsichord
2 CD - Mp3 192 - 215 Mb RAR - Covers

Fabio Biondi, violin
Rinaldo Alessandrini, harpsichord & body
Naddeo Mauritius, Paolo Pandolfo
cello, bass
Lislevand Rolf, theorbo & guitar

1992 Arcana

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Juan Sebastian gets rid of his wig

Die Kunst der Fuge BWV 1080
19 tracks - Mp3 160 - 104 Mb RAR - Covers more info

Oliver Boekhoorn, oboe , oboe d'amore , english horn
Raaf Hekkema, soprano & alto saxophone
Ivar Berix, B flat & E flat clarinet
Jelte Althuis, basset horn & bass clarinet
Alban Wesly, bassoon

Calefax Reed Quintet

2000 MDG Sc ene

Bach Rid of His Wig
by Ivar Berix

Notes on The Art of Fugue

Since its founding in 1985 Calefax has occupied itself more intensively with Johann Sebastian Bach's The Art of Fugue than with any other composition. Raaf Hekkema began with a first arrangement in 1990, we began playing smaller selections in 1994, en in 1999 we were able to perform a complete version. During all these years The Art of Fugue has become increasingly dear to our hearts. We have become acquainted with this work step by step and learned how to play it better in close contact with it. In addition, we have varied the instrumentation repeatedly so that at present the five musicians employ a total of ten ins truments.

Recently in particular, however, it has also become clear to us that The Art of Fugue is indeed a very sensitive composition. It is not without reason that it has continued to be the subject of new discussion am ong musicians and musicologists. A great many still unsolved riddles surround the work. Here we would only like to mention a few of these questions. Why did Bach not prescribe an instrumentation and what significance does this have? What is the proper order of the parts? Should one adapt the part writing in an ensemble performance? Should one follow the first edition or the manuscript? Why did the Contrapunctus XIV remain unfinished? Can one even perform an unfinished work? If yes, how should one deal with such an abrupt ending? Was The Art of Fugue intended for practical performance? Or was it perhaps instead a theoretical (learning) piece concerning counterpoint? Our occupation with these and many other (still unresolved) questions was very productive for us. We sometimes also felt the danger that the performance of this music was becoming a less spontaneous, almost theoretical matter.

Our encounter with Contrapunctus XIV by the Dutch artist Pascal Möhlmann was therefore a relieving experience. In this painting one sees Bach before a background of fourteen golden stripes. The expression on his face suggests very attentive listening or observing. The piece of paper that he is holding in his right hand contains the fragment of a musical score and represents one possible ending of the unfinished Contrapunctus XIV. When we consider Bach himself, we notice at second glance that he has finally taken off his wig 250 years after the Hausmann portrait. We see a human being! A somewhat corpulent man with a stubble beard who outdid most of his genial colleagues as a musician. The human quality revealed to us for a moment in this portrait increased our desire not to continue to spin Bach into his own mystical web. We simply want to play his music and, if necessary, to adapt his music to the instruments available to us, just as he adapte d his music to the instruments available to him. Respect need not mean keeping one's distance. What one wants to view respectfully from close up is something that one can take one's time to absorb into oneself. What one regards with tender esteem brings with it an invitation to pleasure. After all, the best baker in town has a goal in mind Practical, historical Namely That people eat bread. ***

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Although the supposed "final piece" of Bach is still controversial in several aspects, such as the ideal order of the pieces, most specialized musicologists B ac h agree that, as regards the implementation, the recommended means is a keyboard instrument. However, from the point of view l color, tonal range and clarity of the parties, it is understandable who have been so many performers who have chosen different templates that can run the gamut from two instruments (such as a piano duet) to a treatment for strings or full orchestra, through joint recorders, string quartets or saxophone and band. Although there has already been mixed instrumental ensembles, notably the eighteenth century, this interpretation is perhaps the first to include a combination of ancient and modern instruments, in this case oboe, oboe d'amore, English horn, soprano and alto saxophones, whether flat and E flat and bass clarinets, horn and bassoon di basetto, all reed instruments.

is very interesting to hear how the five musicians come together to make their instruments sound very convincing to get more effective differences, for example, a modern string group. One reason for this result is perhaps more clear articulation of the tones of the wood and the resulting clarity on vocals. The order of contents is reasonable: each of the charges on both sides appears sandwiched between the various groups of leaks. The work was completed with the final flight (unfinished, but ended with the usual coral). From a stylistic point of view, my preferred version of the Art of Fugue with various instruments is still fairly recent CD Concerto Italiano and Rinaldo Alesandrini in Opus 111. But it's worth listening to this new interpretation for its strong expressiveness and textural clarity.

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F. Couperin - à la mémoire Apothéose Lully & 3 Sonates Sainte

à la mémoire Apothéose Lully & 3 Sonates
36 tracks - MP3 320 - RAR 146 Mb - Covers + Booklet

Sigiswald Kuijken, Lucy van Deal, violino
Wieland Kuijken, violoncello & basse de viole
Adelheid Glatt, basse de viole
Barthold Kuijken, Oswald van Olmen, flute & FLAUTO diritto
Bruce Haynes, Paul Dombrecht, oboe
Hansjürgen Lange, fagotto
Robert Kohnen, harpsichord

1973, 1975 Seon / Sony

A resurrection! Although partial ... Seon this mythical recording, made in 1973 under the direction of Wolf Erichson, comprised six vinyl records with the Concerts Royaux, the Apothéose of Corelli, the Apothéose of Lully, the goûts-Réunis and three sonatas: the sultans, the Steinquerque and La Superbe. RCA had just re-released on compact Concerts, the goûts-Réunis, the Apothéoses and La Superbe. Now, Sony includes only the Apothéose of Lully and the three sonatas. This hodgepodge should not forget the essential: the historic character of the recording itself, which brings about a battalion Sigiswald Kuijken agitators, scandalous at the time, who worked for the renewal of instrumental practices. Several friends woven around three Kuijkens the new ball from the French Baroque style, its bow strokes and ornaments.

As with any show, the enthusiasm generated by the failures inherent qualities. It is, after all, the first realization of a long doctrinal somewhat theoretical. The drying of certain phrases, the acrimony of the violins and the lack of emotional involvement in the execution are so many pitfalls that now seem obvious and that the performers themselves have largely disengaged. Therefore pays attention to this album excited and enlightened a generation of teachers.
SOPHIE Roughol

(quoted without permission of the great early music portal Goldberg )

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Colombe. Concerts à Deux Violes Esgales - Savall & Kuijken (1976)

Concerts à Deux Violes Esgales
5 tracks - Mp3 320 - RAR 113 Mb - Covers + Booklet

Wieland Kuijken, basse de viole of 7 strings (anonymous, early eighteenth century)
Jordi Savall, basse de viole 7-string (anonymous, late XVII century)

Astrée 1976

For me the music of Marais and St. Colombe is closely associated with and old movie "Tous Les Matins du Monde." It's childish, but in the absence of pictures French author of the dark I guess the teacher of the Marais with the face of the film actor, JP Marielle, and I could not see another movie about you without risk of hurting my personal mythology. And see how others differ with me on this.
Thus, the vision of a filmmaker-Corneau, who works on the imagination of a writer-Quignard-elapsed on a story 400 years ago, and recently was taken to the eyewitness account that occurred 50 years after the journalists of the time I suggested a game of mirrors where the ambiguous and evocative sound of the strings becomes torn perfect soundtrack. I do not know whether Marais
The Rêveuse played at the foot of the bed of the daughter St. Colombe, nor do I know if it existed. There is not even certain of the identity of the St. Colombe, outside a handful of file data. Ultimately I do not care. I like all this vagueness, and it serves as a framework for a music that I can not ever want to leave.
Well, as we shall see, through the testimony of the novelist Pascal Quignard, that whole set of beads was unleashed as a result of this record, the first monograph devoted to Monsieur de Sainte Colombe to ten years after the discovery of his scores (1966 .)

"I delight in the evocation of Sainte Colombe in" Wurtenberg Hall, a novel which appeared in 1986. And in "The Music Lesson" in 1987. And "Every morning the world" novel I wrote in 1990. And in "Terrasse à Rome", a novel published at the beginning of 2000. There is yet another book about to appear, and blessed with him, talking about his age, his return to England. I do not know if I ever venture to entrust it to a publisher. The strangeness pervades the last line of the novel: "There was just sadness, hunger, anger, arrogance, hurt." So ends, so just explained, the story.
I know nothing yet of his death.
Nothing is known of his childhood. Adolescence.
Sainte Colombe I discovered after buying a black disc they had recorded Wieland Kuijken and Jordi Savall in 1976. It contained five of its "Concerts à deux Violes esgales" which included the "Tombeau Les Regrets", ten years after the discovery of the works of Sainte Colombe in Geneva in 1966.
Sainte Colombe's image for me was always steeped in the face of Jordan.
More lean maybe.
In my manuscript, I defined these words: "Bleak, humble, open, timid, elusive, untimely refined, shrewd, subtle, sudden, mysterious. "
always believed that Madame de Sainte Colombe was like as two drops of water appear at the Roman Palas Ravello. High, much higher than Sainte Colombe, beautiful breasts, placid, robust, secure, generous, round, comforting. There is no word in the four books I just mentioned, about his unique life before death that would have to carry.
In 1986, Karl Chenogne, the protagonist of "The Hall of Württemberg", viola and narrator writes: "From the other end of the speaker, a voice that crossed the Atlantic asked me recorded the complete works for viola de Sainte Colombe, who wrote a biography, to collect the imagery for a box, a great launch, a catalog for an exhibition, and to write down the key elements for a movie-romance ... Two U.S. foundations and a university in California would be at the cost of production. A renowned director would take over the film project. It seemed as if the whole universe suddenly discovered to Sainte Colombe ...".
It took five years for the content of the novel exceed the reality, or at least, that attracted his attention.
And there was in California, but in Paris.
remember my first encounter with Jordan in 1990. He had read my novel: such was his concentration that he saw Sainte Colombe. Referred to her as he would have Sainte Colombe. It was splendid, and nothing more anxious at that time, which come into contact with people in the world of cinema. Accompanied by Montse, I went to Port Royal Chams. Recorded late at night. It was cold. I slept stretched on a bench in the chapel.
I missed, then the shooting of the film.
A memory preserved only in 1991.
is of an old sheet music of the seventeenth century on which Jordi copied, by hand, Sainte Colombe's work entitled "Les pleura" in blue ink in clef. At the bottom of the score, Jordi wrote "To Pascal in memory of a dream ...". Sometimes, dreams transcend the night the houses. Sainte Colombe and the musician is as indisputable as the painter Georges de la Tour, who just came into existence in the late nineteenth century and that there would not be returned by Stendhal and Taine. The imaginary plant their seeds in reality and in her time and slowly time overlaps and the branches, they grow. Art is so strange. Survival is so strange. We started eating our mother in her own womb. Then, in their milk. In his eyes, he snatched the language. We are all thieves. In responding to the meaning we create smiles. The instruction is just sucking the bones of the dead, pierced, imbued with the death of our predecessors. Life is pasted as parasites to the works, the ruins of the works, the memory of the works. We live surrounded by hallucinations that barely conceal the lack or absence. Our existence is precarious and lack of sync. We started too soon. Die, without exception, before they matured.
The original is always invisible.
travel The real message behind the bodies those who exchanged. "

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Sainte Colombe. Concerts à Deux Violes Esgales - Savall & Kuijken (1992)

Concerts a Deux Violes Esgales, Tome II
5 tracks - Mp3 320 - RAR 110 Mb - Covers + Booklet

Jordi Savall basse de viole 7-string (B. Norman 1697)
Wieland Kuijken, basse de viole 7-string (N. Bertrand 1704)

-Astrée 1992

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Clemencic René et ses flutes

9 tracks - MP3 320 - RAR 92 Mb - Covers + Booklet
Rene
Clemencic, flutes
Peter Widensky, regia, positive Baroque
Andras Kecskés, chitarra sarracenica , rubebe , lute, mouth harp
Essmail Vasseghi, dulcimer, drum
Wolfgang Reithofer, tambourine, drum , darabukka , cymbals, buche

1977 Harmonia Mundi

Compositor, director de orquesta, Fundador y director del Clemencic Consort, interpreters you flute, harpsichord, clavichord and organ, musicologist and writer, art collector ....
This octogenarian Austrian Central European descent, graduated from the University of V ienna in the mid 50's with studies in philosophy and music and in 1958 founded his first group the Ensemble Musica Antiqua. Since 1966 is responsible for the cycle of ancient music of the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde of Vienna and founded his own-and widely known-consort in 1969.
has received countless awards and accolades and has recorded more than 100 records covering a repertoire ranging from the medieval, avant-garde. Through his work we have known works co mo Carmina Burana, the Cantigas, the Ludus Danielis, the Roman de Fauvel, works of Dufay, Obrecht, Ockeghem, Josquin ...
A resume strenuous.
This time I present a brief but representative disc of this true monster and one of the leaders that we are now talking about early music. A true child of multiculturalism in the middle of last century Eurocentric logic embedded in this noble and naive who gave birth to works / phenomena as diverse as UNESCO and world music.
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Il Cinquecento Jazz - Paolo Pandolfo

Improvise. The Jazz of the sixteenth century
15 tracks - MP3 192 - RAR 107 Mb - Covers

Paolo Pandolfo, viola da gamba
Guido Morini, harpsichord & body
Thomas Boysen, vihuela, theorbo &
Andrea De Carlo, violone
Álvaro Garrido, percusion
Céline Scheen, soprano
Marie Gelis, organ or

2005 Glossa

Talking once with my friend Steven told me that the Bach Cello Suites recorded by Pandolfo, viola da gamba in-were nine musicians and such. In interpreting a work known in other means other than which it was intended would take on the musician, also a creative role.
few years after this recording, which set a milestone, the most surprising violagambista New Music. And I could hear old music, I started to feel very comfortable with this new thing.
course, this time opting for the new is more emphatic. Well, not talking about speed here, but a phenomenon that is delicate and exquisite.
Based on the attitude towards the music of performers 400 years ago-that is, musicians who were faced with a sketch and annotated, so varied, Pandolfo and his friends rush to improvise.
not sound like anything new, but it is. In the world of classical music improvisation, if not nonexistent, is extremely rare. But it makes sense when its practitioners are musicians dedicated to the renaissance and baroque, who operate on the logic that already mentioned. What makes this company a strange sound you hear is how this music: it looks like written music. This album
is the result of a powerful mind and a sensitivity as that of Paolo Pandolfo, a jazz bass 30 years ago entered the Early Music Schola Cantorum Basiliensis via and via Jordi Savall, in fact he took his chair at the Swiss school. After that would come years with è Hesp rion XX and a solo career characterized by adventure and rigor. His statement that characterized most in my view, is the one that says that the viola da gamba is not an historical instrument tied to the music of three centuries ago.
I love that. And this disc. Find when a wound tenderness, laughter in the woods King, birds, dance, percussion, and other powerful episodes very vehement. Everything here is beautiful. Emotion.
internet circulates in an interview Pandolfo which reflects on the process of creating this Improvising and mentioned how inspired by Plato and his discussion of the preponderance of written and spoken word, preferring the latter, as opposed to XXI century thought, which relies heavily on the wisdom filed. What better statement of principles. Improvise
here is not only launched and now, is more the reflection born of something that is understood very deeply. And why not, if the sketches used to create are old friends as La Spagna , Douce Memoire , Las Vacas, La Folia and others. Old lovers who have supported us since the beginning of this musical renaissance thirty years ago, we, the fans, and also to them, musicians.
feel that this phenomenon of Ancient Music, but faces a stagnation-natural "has both a coming-of- age, maturity in many ways. And this album is a manifestation of that maturity. I could also mention the rock-star character of Jaroussky, or the raid (criticism) of a bel canto as Handel Villazon on land, by name a couple of very prominent manifestations (frivolous?).
like someone was devoted today to create poetry in dead languages, metric and rhythmic occupying forgotten Pandolfo opens a window that fills you with fresh air.

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Carmina Burana - Historical Recording Jazz Dispute by Weepingprophet

Carmina Burana - Consort Clemencic
3 CDs - Mp3 320 - 422 Mb RAR - Full Covers + Booklet

Clemencic
Consort René Clemencic


1975, 1976, 1978 Harmonia Mundi

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