Antonio de Cabezon: Pour un plaisir - Tabulaturen
Pour un plaisir - Tabulaturen
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- Künstler: Veronique Musson-Gonneaud, Doppel-Harfe
- Label: Brilliant Classics, DDD, 2011
- Erscheinungstermin: 30.3.2012
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During the mid-16th century in Spain, it became increasingly common for collections of music to include tablature that would enable performers of other polyphonic instruments to perform the repertoire. With the recent addition of chromatic strings, the harp was one such mechanism to benefit from this, and its presentation in this beautifully performed compilation of works offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich world of Iberian Renaissance music making.
The compositions detailed in this recording are taken from three separate sources of the period: books by Mudarra, Venegas de Henestrosa and Antonio de Cabezón. While Mudarra's work 'for harp or organ' is unique in that it's the closest thing we have to genuine 16th-century harp music, the compilation focuses primarily on the keyboard works of Antonio de Cabezón and includes intabulations (arrangements of chansons and madrigals originally written by some of the most renowned mid-century composers), dances, variations and tientos -- freely-composed polyphonic fantasias.
Not only does the recording introduce us to the different genres of the period, revealing an instrument that had grown 'as perfect as the clavichord', it honours the work of a man who was in fact one of the foremost keyboard performers and composers of his time. Surveying a lesser-known facet of one of the most famous periods in music history, this collection is a must-buy for the Renaissance connoisseur.
The compositions detailed in this recording are taken from three separate sources of the period: books by Mudarra, Venegas de Henestrosa and Antonio de Cabezón. While Mudarra's work 'for harp or organ' is unique in that it's the closest thing we have to genuine 16th-century harp music, the compilation focuses primarily on the keyboard works of Antonio de Cabezón and includes intabulations (arrangements of chansons and madrigals originally written by some of the most renowned mid-century composers), dances, variations and tientos -- freely-composed polyphonic fantasias.
Not only does the recording introduce us to the different genres of the period, revealing an instrument that had grown 'as perfect as the clavichord', it honours the work of a man who was in fact one of the foremost keyboard performers and composers of his time. Surveying a lesser-known facet of one of the most famous periods in music history, this collection is a must-buy for the Renaissance connoisseur.
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,,Wenn man sich das „Tiento Primo tono“ oder das im „Quarto tono“ auf dem schnarrenden Orgelpositiv vorstellt oder auf der klangarmen Vihuela, dann schätzt man den fülligen Klang der Harfe und wie sie hier gespielt wird: immer mit einer Liebe zur ausschweifenden, zugleich prägnanten Tongebung." (FonoForum, Juli 2012)- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Cancion francesca
- 2 Tiento primo tono
- 3 Differencias sobre el canto Ilano del Caballero
- 4 Tiento del quarto tonon sobre "Malheur me bat"
- 5 Differencias sobre la gallarda milanesa
- 6 Tiento para harpa o organo
- 7 Anchor que col partire
- 8 Pavana
- 9 Quien Ilamo al partir partir
- 10 Mort m'a privé pas sa cruelle envie
- 11 Tres sobre el canto Ilano de la alta
- 12 Tiento Cuarto tono
- 13 Pour un plaisir
- 14 Romance: Para quien crie yo cabellos
- 15 Tiento secondo tono
- 16 Je suis aymé de la plus belle
- 17 Cinque differencias sobre Las Vacas
- 18 Doulce memoire
