AA.VV.

Ave color vini clari / ave sapor sine pari / tua nos inebriari…” All the qualities and merits of vine and wine find constant appreciation in the whole history of music and Renaissance times make no exception. Both in ecclesiastical and secular domain, both in educated and popular music, we cannot avoid pointing out the great attention paid to the subject: manuscripts abound in songs and dances dedicated to the celebration of pleasures and virtues of wine.Testimonies come from amanuensis and printing-works from all over Europe and stress the wide propagation of a beverage which loses his own significance and acquires symbolic values. In the secular environment, wine is the source of joy and amusement, dispenser of elation, of toasts sung by cheerful companies; wine is always present on noblemen’s tables and it can be a present on occasion of embassies; in the ecclesiastical environment, wine has got his own specific value, the biggest one can imagine: the transubstantiation of wine into Christ’s blood during Eucharist. For this reason, we symbolically embraced this feast through melismas of Gregorian songs, which are constant reference within Renaissance music. The truly amusing and suggesting programme, is proposed by a group of musicians playing early instruments through executive styles of that period and proposes famous pieces of music and songs on “wine” during XV and XVI centuries.

Tracklist

Disco n.1
Anonymous
Nuptiae factae sunt [Antiphonale Monasticum]
  1 - Nuptiae factae sunt [Antiphonale Monasticum] (1:06)
Se fastu in quella vigna [Firenze Bibl. Naz. Centrale MS MAGL. XIX 108]
  2 - Se fastu in quella vigna [Firenze Bibl. Naz. Centrale MS MAGL. XIX 108] (2:44)
Ponce, Juan
Ave color vini clari
  3 - Ave color vini clari (2:24)
Arcadelt, Jacques
Nous boirons du vin clairet
  4 - Nous boirons du vin clairet (1:51)
Anonymous
Bon vin je ne te puis laisser [Manoscritto di Bayeux, Chanson XLIII]
  5 - Bon vin je ne te puis laisser [Manoscritto di Bayeux, Chanson XLIII] (3:08)
Baco baco santo Idio [Venezia Mss Marciano, IT, Cl IV, 1526]
  6 - Baco baco santo Idio [Venezia Mss Marciano, IT, Cl IV, 1526] (2:47)
Rampollini, Mattio
Bacco Bacco
  7 - Bacco Bacco (2:54)
Dufay, Guillaume
Adieu ces bons vins de Lannoys
  8 - Adieu ces bons vins de Lannoys (3:23)
Arcadelt, Jacques
Margot labourez les vignes
  9 - Margot labourez les vignes (0:54)
Attaingnant, Pierre
La Magdalena
  10 - La Magdalena (3:28)
Lassus, Orlande de
So trincken wir alle
  11 - So trincken wir alle (2:47)
Encina, Juan del
Oy comamos y bebamos
  12 - Oy comamos y bebamos (2:07)
Ferrabosco I, Alfonso
The wine that I so dearly got
  13 - The wine that I so dearly got (2:42)
Arcadelt, Jacques
Margot labourez les vignes
  14 - Margot labourez les vignes (2:47)
Gastoldi, Giovanni Giacomo
Il Piacere
  15 - Il Piacere (2:46)
Sermisy, Claudin de
Hau hau hau le boys
  16 - Hau hau hau le boys (1:34)
Anonymous
Or sus, or sos bovier [Petrucci, Canti B, Venetia]
  17 - Or sus, or sos bovier [Petrucci, Canti B, Venetia] (2:34)
Bevons ma commere [Manoscritto di Bayeux, Chanson XV]
  18 - Bevons ma commere [Manoscritto di Bayeux, Chanson XV] (1:55)
Janequin, Clément
Quand je boy du vin claret
  19 - Quand je boy du vin claret (2:54)
Maurice of Hesse-Kassel
Pavana di vino nero e bianco
  20 - Pavana di vino nero e bianco (4:16)
Anonymous
Vignon vignette
  21 - Vignon vignette (3:07)
Dixit Dominus [Communio, II domenica dopo l'epifania Liber Officii]
  22 - Dixit Dominus [Communio, II domenica dopo l'epifania Liber Officii] (1:37)
 
  • Composer: AA.VV.
  • Performers: La Rossignol – LAURA BOSSI, MARA FONTANELLA, soprani – ROBERTO QUINTARELLI, contralto, flauto contralto, nacchere – IGOR DENTI, tenore – FRANCESCO ZUVADELLI, basso, organo – ALBERTO ROCCO, canto gregoriano – ERICA SCHERL, viella, violino antico, castagnette, campanelli – MATTEO PAGLIARI, flauti, flauto a tamburo, traversiere, bombarda – LUCIO TESTI, ciaramelli, cromorni, bombarda – FEDELE STUCCHI, trombone a tiro rinascimentale – CLAUDIO DEMICHELI, spinetta, organo, ghironda, cornamusa, chitarrina – DOMENICO BARONIO, liuto, chitarrino, colascione, tamburi, tamorra
  • Historical Period: Middle Ages
  • Code: TC 400004
  • Edition: September 2005
  • Barcode: 8007194103434
  • Set: 1
  • Total tracks: 22
  • Total duration: 00:53:43

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