Search Results for ‘polyphony’

I have almost all there releases: Pascal de L'escocart (excellent) Claude Lejeune (one of there best) Roland de Lassus (well done) and the excellent! Guillaume de Costeley Did you heard these superb recordings wow I ment woaw narly! I wonder what Mandryka think of them, monsieur Votre...

I'yyye I, me matey, captain deprofundis found out the card for order new albums, These were surprising download and mix wish list sort of a, yep, you want to know what the music suitable to be in league whit thee Lord's taste. Lassus Les jeunes année volum1 Ludus Modalis Bruno Borterf director...

I just receive my order from Presto Classical (Great Britain, U.K). I would like to thank personally and salute Presto for fast ordering, the CD itself is a source of joy, amazement, timeless moment for audiophile enthusiast of T.C and amateur musicologist.Think of it oh kind folks I have now...

Pascal de L'Estocart was a French protestant classical composer polyphonist of importance whit, Goudimel and Claude Le Jeune. Le Jeune fled for England, L'Estocart to The Netherlands, Goudimel god ax, in other word slaughtered, at Saint-Barthelemy massacre(r.i.p). So since I investigate both Le...

I purchased the CD I had it in download, the sounds were awful (darn mp3), Had no Booklet so I purchased the cd. Called simply: Musique Sacrée en Nouvelle-France Messe-Motets, Pièces d'orgue(Réjean Poirier: organ) Direction: Christopher Jackson on Atma Classique. This is a fine album...

Yes this is what you want to hear, L'oiseau-lyre made in england whit consort of musicke, whit eminent director of consort Anthony Rooley, yes this is pretend decent , because you guys know i upgrade my lp gear whit new plugging and a cable, soundz wonderful you get a healty dose of english and...

After viisiting Italians, Englishs, Portugueses, Flemish of Rennaissance.I almost forgot the obscur spaniards & Basques masters. Juan Vasquez (1510-1560) is amazing he stand out on this compilation i perchased lately called Canciones, Romances & Sonetos: Secular vocal music from 16th century...

Ahh.. mister Peter Urquhart and Capella Alamire Oh.. dear sir, i discovered your work trought naxos Gombert Release Chansons , motets, magnificat. I was so blown away by what you and your ensemble did to the fine the great art of Franco-Flemish school of masters.I thought is Nicolas Gombert...

Once i was , on talk classical asking for detail on portuguese polyphony, ssomeone i wont mention said i quote,,: Portugal is a s(word) hole nothing good came from portugal,, my a(word),, after what i found out, mind my language if foor purpose sake of defending Portugal renaissance masters...

I have actually always been under the impression that Schoenberg's concept of 12 note technique, music based on developing the various permutations of a 12 note row, was really something quite old hat. As in, Bach had already been writing music in a similar way: But recently I have begun to...