The "Orchesographie" of 1589 was an important work for Thoinot Arbeau. His goal was to provide the complete manual for the understanding and proper execution of French courtly dance. It included diagrams, detailed descriptions, and music. Mr. Arbeau's work has become one of the primary sources for our understanding of 16th century dance and popular music.
This podcast we play selections from Musica Rediviva's two-CD survey of Arbeau's work. The Convivium Musicum perform on instruments of the period, giving the full flavor of this music from a past age. We feature selections from Volume II of Mr. Arbeau's School of Dancing.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Set 1:
Pavane d'Espagne/Dance du roy (Susato)
Galliarde: La Traditore (Ammerbach)
Galliard: La Traditore (Arbeau)
Volte (Arbeau/Attaingnant)
Convivium Musicum
Musica Rediviva
Set 2:
Three Gaillardes (Arbeau)
Chanson: Si par Souffrir (Gallus)
Pavane: Si par Souffrir (Susato)
Gaillarde: Si par souffrir (Berger)
Canaries (Arbeau/Negri)
Gavottes (Caroubel)
Convivium Musicum
Musica Rediviva
Set 3:
Branle du Hault Barrois (Arbeau/Gervaise/Moderne/Phalese)
Pavane: La Dona (Susato)
Gaillard: La Dona (Susato)
Branle du Chandelier (Arbeau)
Les Bouffons (Arbeau/Phalese)
Convivium Musicum
Musica Rediviva
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
DCD 090 - Mr. Arbeau's School of Dancing
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Labels: early music, Musica Rediviva, renaissance
Saturday, April 10, 2010
DCD 089 - Lazarof on Laurel
This program we feature works for a Laurel Records release: Chamber Music by Henri Lazarof.
Henri Lazarof has had a remarkable career, always at the forefront of modern expression in the arts. For the past four decades he's been a respected composer and teacher at UCLA. This collection of chamber music is one of four CDs Laurel has released of Lazarof's music.
Lazarof has a very distinctive musical voice that bridges tradition and the avant garde. This CD presents four works for various combinations of instruments, mostly written in the 1980's.
In this podcast we play excerpted movements from these works.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Lazarof: Momenti for solo cello, mvts. 1-3
Jeffery Solow, cello
Laurel Records
Lazarof: Piano Trio, mvts. 3-4
Jeffery Solo, cello; Yoko Matsudo, violin; Jerome Lowenthal, piano
Laurel Records
Lazarof: Trio for Wind Instruements, mvts. 3-4
Sheridan Stokes, flute; John Winter, oboe; Gary Gray, clarinet
Laurel Records
Henri Lazarof has had a remarkable career, always at the forefront of modern expression in the arts. For the past four decades he's been a respected composer and teacher at UCLA. This collection of chamber music is one of four CDs Laurel has released of Lazarof's music.
Lazarof has a very distinctive musical voice that bridges tradition and the avant garde. This CD presents four works for various combinations of instruments, mostly written in the 1980's.
In this podcast we play excerpted movements from these works.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Lazarof: Momenti for solo cello, mvts. 1-3
Jeffery Solow, cello
Laurel Records
Lazarof: Piano Trio, mvts. 3-4
Jeffery Solo, cello; Yoko Matsudo, violin; Jerome Lowenthal, piano
Laurel Records
Lazarof: Trio for Wind Instruements, mvts. 3-4
Sheridan Stokes, flute; John Winter, oboe; Gary Gray, clarinet
Laurel Records
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Labels: chamber music, Laurel Records, modern, Ralph
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