DCD 069 - Two Sides of the Renaissance

Episode #69 of the DCD Classical 'Cast we sample music from two sides of the renaissance; the sacred and the secular. Representing the scared, we play two works by Luca Marenzio, performed by the Rudgers Collegium Musicum. They come from the DTR release "Madrigalists at Prayer."

Representing the secular is music from Mr. Arbeau's School of Dancing, as performed by the Convivium Musicum. Two different styles from the late 1500's. 

 - Ralph

This program we play:

Luca Marenzio: Domine, quando veneris

Rutgers Collegium Musicum; Andrew Kirkman, conductor
DTR

Thoinot Arbeau: Pavane D'Espange, Dance du Roy, Galliarde: la Traditore, Galliarde: La Traditore, Volet
Convivium Musicum; Sven Berger, director
Musica Rediviva

Luca Marenzio: Cantante Domino

Rutgers Collegium Musicum; Andrew Kirkman, conductor
DTR

Thoinot Arbeau: Branle de l'Official; Branle des poins; Branle des hermite; Branle de Poictou 
Convivium Musicum; Sven Berger, director
Musica Rediviva