Gordon Ferries -La Royalle-Music For Kings & -Delphian CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Allemande "La Royalle""

02. "Pavane "Est il conclud""

03. "Gaillarde"
Suite D-Dur

04. "1. Prelude"

05. "2. Allemande"

06. "3. Courante"

07. "4. Sarabande"

08. "5. Chacone"

09. "Fantasie des Grues"

10. "Fantasie Nr. 5"

11. "Fantasie Nr. 6"

12. "Un bergerote 1 (bearb. von Pierre Attaingant)"

13. "Un bergerote 2 (bearb. von Pierre Attaingant)"
Suite C-Dur

14. "1. Prelude"

15. "2. Allemande"

16. "3. Courante"

17. "4. Sarabande: La Boulonoise"

18. "5. Menuet"

19. "Allemande "La Royalle""

20. "Sarabande "La Stuarde""

21. "Les Pellerins (bearb. von Charles Hurel)"

22. "Robin (bearb. von Guillaume Morlaye)"

23. "Almande tourn?e"

24. "Jay veu que j'estoys franc et maistre (bearb. von Guillaume Morlaye)"

25. "Regretz soucy et peine (bearb. von Guillaume Morlaye)"
Suite d-moll

26. "1. Prelude"

27. "2. Allemande"

28. "3. Courante"

29. "4. Sarabande"

30. "5. Gigue"

31. "6. Gavotte"

32. "7. Bour?e"
33. "8. Menuets"
34. "9. Passacaille"
35. "Allemande "La Royalle""

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La Royalle: Music For Kings And Courtiers by Nils MÃ¶nkemeyer, released 5 November 2012. This version of La Royalle: Music For Kings And Courtiers comes as a 1xCD. -

Performing on four instruments matched to the periods in question, and captured in sumptuous recorded sound, Gordon Ferries's latest, eagerly-awaited solo recital for Delphian spans two centuries of music with Royal connections - from the chansons and elegant counterpoint of sixteenth-century France's cultivated humanist courts and the exquisitely melancholy dance-forms heard in the private chambers of Versailles, to the extraordinary place of guitar music in the decadence, sexual intrigue and Baroque splendour of Restoration England. The Italian-born composer and guitarist Francesco Corbetta (1615-1681) served both Charles II and his cousin Louis XIV, and his music provides a common thread.

Jewel case and a 16-page booklet. Notes in English. Guitar: (tracks: 4-8, 19-20, 26-35) Martin Haycock, 5-course Baroque guitar in E after 17th-century models by Matteo Sellas (tracks: 9-11, 22-25) Martin Haycock, Renaissance Guitar in A after a contemporary drawing Lute: (tracks: 2-3, 12-13) D. Sutherland, 8-course Renaissance lute in G after 16th-century models by Vendelio Theorbo: (tracks: 1, 14-18, 21) Martin Haycock, 14-course French theorbo in D after 17th-century models by Matteo Sellas Recorded on 16-17 February 2012 in St. Michael's Parish Church, Inveresk 24-bit digital editing & mastering: Paul Baxter Cover image: Caspar Netscher (1639-1684), A Lady Playing the Guitar (1669, oil on oak panel © Wallace Collection, London) Total playing time: 72:51

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DCD 34111

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