Aventure -Totdat De Wachter Heeft Gezongen -CHALLENGE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Wach auff mein hort der lewcht dort her"

02. "Min hertz in hohen fr?uden"

03. "Dijn troost allein"

04. "M?cht ich dein wegeren"

05. "Dijn troost allein"

06. "Ich bin pey ir sy wais nit darumb"

07. "So wie bi lieve in rusten leit"

08. "Des klaffers neyden"

09. "So wie bi lieve in rusten leit"

10. "Allm?chtig got herr Jhesu Christ"

11. "Der winter will hin weichen"

12. "Scinc her den wijn"

13. "Scinc her den wijn"

14. "Ein vrouleen edel von nature"

15. "Binnen in mir hertzen cas"

16. "Frow myn willen nym vergu?t"

17. "Egidius waer bestu bleven"

18. "Was ich begynne"

19. "O, cranc onseker broosch engien"

20. "Wiplich figur/ Bekenne myn klag"

21. "Wel up elc sin die vruecht begaert"

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Songs From The Gruuthuse Manuscript (1400)

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The poems and songs of the Gruuthuse Manuscript originated in Bruges around 1400, and the collection is named after the later owner, Lodewijk van Gruuthuse. The songs form the most well-known part of the collection: love songs, bawdy songs and drinking songs. The Gruuthuse Manuscript contains the largest collection of Dutch language songs from the medieval period, and it is the largest collection of songs with music notation. The form of the songs also attests to the fact that these songs were intended for connoisseurs. The poet uses formes fixes, the canonized forms of French songs of the late medieval times: ballades, rondeaus and virelais, and the wide variety of the forms used is remarkable. Instrumentalists have been around all over Europe during the 15th century, but musical manuscripts unambiguously showing a repertoire for instrumental ensembles from that period are scarce. The instrumental repertoire on this CD contains arrangements and polyphonic ensemble pieces from about 1450-70. The arrangements are either instrumental versions based on pre-existing polyphonic models or arranged monophonic tenors. - SONGS FROM THE GRUUTHUSE MANUSCRIPT (1400)

The poems and songs of the Gruuthuse Manuscript originated in Bruges around 1400, and the collection is named after the later owner, Lodewijk van Gruuthuse. The songs form the most well-known part of the collection: love songs, bawdy songs and drinking songs. The Gruuthuse Manuscript contains the largest collection of Dutch language songs from the medieval period, and it is the largest collection of songs with music notation. The form of the songs also attests to the fact that these songs were intended for connoisseurs. The poet uses forms fixes, the canonized forms of French songs of the late medieval times: ballades, rondeaus and virelais, and the wide variety of the forms used is remarkable. Instrumentalists have been around all over Europe during the 15th century, but musical manuscripts unambiguously showing a repertoire for instrumental ensembles from that period are scarce. The instrumental repertoire on this album contains arrangements and polyphonic ensemble pieces from about 1450-1470. The arrangements are either instrumental versions based on pre-existing polyphonic models or arranged monophonic tenors.

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05712514

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