Patrick Denecker / La Caccia
Salve Antverpia

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Release date: 03/Apr/2020

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Details / Tracklist:

01. "Passamezzo d'Anvers"
02. "Forbons"
03. "Pavane Si pas souffrir, Gaillardes Si pour t'aymer, l'Esmerillonne, Ballo milanese"
04. "Justempus"
05. "Se dire je l'osoie"
06. "Le printemps faict florir"
07. "Viens tost"
08. "Pourquoy m'est tu tant ennemie"
09. "Gentils galans"
10. "Branles"
11. "Fantasia prima"
12. "Allemande & Saltarello"
13. "Nieuwe Almanack"
14. "Pavane Mille Regretz & gaillardes"
15. "Schiarazula Marazula"
16. "Matona mia cara"
17. "Allemande Nonette"
18. "Ardo Donna per voi"
19. "Danse du Roy & Bergerettes"
20. "Salve quae roseo"
21. "La Morisque"
22. "Passamezzo d'Anvers"

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Patrick Denecker / Works By De Manchicourt A.o.

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Salve Antverpia by La Caccia, released 3 April 2020. This version of Salve Antverpia comes as a 1xCD. - PATRICK DENECKER / WORKS BY DE MANCHICOURT A.O.

The city of Antwerp could well have shared the title of European capital of music with Venice during the 16th century. Whilst there was a great amount of sacred and secular music performed in the city, Antwerp's manufacturers of harpsichord and virginals, the Ruckers family in particular, boasted a vast number of clients throughout Europe. The city's music printers and publishers, led by Tielman Susato and Pierre Phalèse, also enjoyed an international reputation. La Caccia has drawn upon works published by them to compile this programme that displays the richness and the variety of music in Antwerp during the Renaissance.

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RIC137

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