Renaissance song's that is a blessing and touched ya profoundly & caress ur soul

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Goudimel : Que dieu se montre Seulement, Du fond de ma pensé

Ethereal  & celestial beauty direct from god.

Gombert: Mort et Fortune, Triste départ

Crécquillon, Le Monde est tel,  Oeil egaré

Janequin, Le chant des oiseaux

Josquin, Adieu mes amours


These are my favorite so far in Chanson Genra.

[vers la flamme]

Walter Frye: Tout a par moy

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Walter Frye: Tout a par moy

Nice vers la flamme, thanks for sharing

[vers la flamme]

Nice vers la flamme, thanks for sharing

No problem. I got pretty heavily into Frye last month, maybe even burned his music out slightly, & that's one of the songs that has stuck with me. I'm a renaissance music noob so I can't pretend to have sophisticated taste and a laundry list of favorites.

[DaveF]

Du Fay, Les douleurs, dont me sens tel somme.  In his Gramophone review of the complete secular music box, Fabrice Fitch says of it: "I played [it] over and over again, scarcely daring to believe that anything so perfect could ever have been written."  Sadly and incredibly, it seems only to have been recorded this once, on the old 5-volume Medieval Ensemble of London set.

[Que]

Du Fay, Les douleurs, dont me sens tel somme.  In his Gramophone review of the complete secular music box, Fabrice Fitch says of it: "I played [it] over and over again, scarcely daring to believe that anything so perfect could ever have been written."  Sadly and incredibly, it seems only to have been recorded this once, on the old 5-volume Medieval Ensemble of London set.

This brand new recording has it as well:



https://www.green-sonic.com/alben-alte-musik-ALB1710-new-flowers.html

Q

[pjme]

https://www.youtube.com/v/3mZtxcYLRoQ
Charles Tessier

https://www.youtube.com/v/SzSHZGtQxp0

https://www.youtube.com/v/FeY7heBvE-Q
Claude Lejeune

https://www.youtube.com/v/NW0dZK5TxXU
Thoinot Arbeau

https://www.youtube.com/v/k2oUh90sknQ
Pierre Guédron

And this little set is also very beautiful:
https://youtu.be/nW82oXccOxY
Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien - Annie Dufresne (Soprano)

[Mandryka]

Gombert: Mort et Fortune, Triste départ

There's a remarkable rendition of this, remarkable for the really imaginative diminutions on recorder, on William Donglois's Ganassi CD La Fontegara.

[Mandryka]

https://www.youtube.com/v/3mZtxcYLRoQ
Charles Tessier

https://www.youtube.com/v/SzSHZGtQxp0

https://www.youtube.com/v/FeY7heBvE-Q
Claude Lejeune

https://www.youtube.com/v/NW0dZK5TxXU
Thoinot Arbeau

https://www.youtube.com/v/k2oUh90sknQ
Pierre Guédron

And this little set is also very beautiful:
https://youtu.be/nW82oXccOxY
Les Musiciens de Saint-Julien - Annie Dufresne (Soprano)

There's some very good things here. The Dumestre  CD I hadn't heard before and it is very good fun! Like Sollazzo Ensemble. Thanks.