Gervaise: Galliarde de la Guerre

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Batailles

Batailles


Biber:

Battalia à 10

Falconieri:

Battaglia de Barabasso yerno de Satanas

Farina:

Capriccio stravagante a 4

Gervaise:

Galliarde de la Guerre

Holborne:

The funerals (Pavan)

Merula:

La Cattarina from 'Canzoni overo sonate concertate per chiesa e camera, libro terzo'

Scheidt:

Canzon super O Nachbar Roland

Galliard Battaglia

Schmelzer:

Polnische Sackpfeiffen

Fechtachud a 4

Vierdanck:

Capriccio 17 à 3


Montréal Baroque (festival), Montréal Baroque, Eric Milnes

Compositions descriptive of battles form a minor but distinctive category of music from the 16th to the early 19th centuries. Battle music in the Baroque period was appreciated for its expressive and dramatic potential. It often used fragments of real military music, as well as the obvious trumpet fanfares and rallying cries. The potent and acclaimed cornetto ensemble Concerto Palatino team up with some of Montreal's finest early music performers to whip up a storm in these Baroque battle scenes.

Atma - ACD22312

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Fruits de la Passion

Fruits de la Passion


Bach, J S:

Cantata BWV7 'Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam'

Ballard:

Entree De Luth

Charpentier, M-A:

Messe à Quatre Choeurs

Dowland:

Me, me, and none but me

Gabrieli, G:

O quam suavis

Gervaise:

Galliarde de la Guerre

Monteverdi:

L'Orfeo (Act II)

Pärt:

Summa

Scheidt:

Galliard Battaglia

trad.:

Valses Benoît

Jolis bois


Charles Daniels (tenor), Suzie LeBlanc (soprano), Stephan MacLeod (bass),

Nigel North (lute), Daniel Taylor (countertenor)

Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal (SMAM), Christopher Jackson

The Festival Montréal Baroque takes place every year in June, in the neighborhood of Old Montreal. The founder and director of the festival, gambist Susie Napper, infuses this event with a festive air, concocting unusual and original programs. As an associate of the festival, ATMA co-produces certain concerts, which are then recorded. This sample disc, signaling the approach of Montréal Baroque 2005, presents extracts from recordings made at previous festivals, some of which have not yet been released.

Atma - ACD22386

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$10.75

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