Guillaume de MACHAUT "le noble rethorique" (ca. 1300-1377): Chansons / Songs
1. Moult sui de bonne heure nee (virelai)- ms, cem 3:35
2. Se je souspir (virelai) - ten3, fid 2:40
3. Amours me fait desirer (ballade) - ms, reb, har 3:14
4. Ay mi! dame de valour (virelai) - ms 2:13
5. Tant doucement - Eins que ma - (Ruina) (motet) - ms, ct, var2 1:38
6. Mes esperis se combat (ballade) - ms, var1, dou 4:15
7. Hoquetus "David" - var1, fid, har 1:51
8. Mors sui, se je ne vous (virelai) - ten1, dou 2:26
9. On ne porroit penser (ballade) - ms, var2, fid 2:42
10. De triste cuer - Quant vrais - Certes (ballade) - ten1, ten2, ten3 3:53
11. Honte, paour (ballade) - ms, dou, fid 4:03
12. Hont paur (Codex I-Faenza 117) (ballade) - cem, har 2:17
13. Nes que on porroit (ballade)- ms, dou, var1 4:29
14. Ploures dames (ballade) - ms, var1, fid 4:52
15. S'il estoit - S'Amours - (Et gaudebit) (motet) - ms, ct, fid 1:25
16. Dame, mon cuer emportes (virelai) - ten1, fid 2:54
17. Dame, mon cuer en vous (rondelet) - ms, fl, reb 2:56
18. Gais et jolis (ballade) - ct, har, cit 1:19
19. Tant doulcement me sens - (rondeau) - ms, tra, fid, var1 3:01
20. Plus dure que un dyamant (virelai) - ct, mic 1:39
21. De petit po (ballade) - ct, var2, dou, fid 3:11
22. De petit peu (Codex CS-Pu XI.E.9) (ballade) - var2, fid 1:03
23. En amer ma douce vie (ballade) - ms, fl, var1, fid 3:57
24. Lasse! comment - Se j'aim mon - Pour quoy (motet) - ct, ten2, ten3 2:11
F. ANDRIEU - Eustach DESCHAMPES:
25. Armes, amours - O flour des flours - ms, ct, dou, fid 4:41
Total time: 73:25
Ars cameralis
Zuzana Matoušková - (ms) mezzosoprano
Hanuš Bartoň - (var1) portative organ, (cem) small harpsichord
Milan Langer - (var2) portative organ
Lukáš Matoušek - (fl) recorders, (dou) dousainnes, (har) gothic harp, (mic) micanon
Jiří Richter - (fid) fiddle, (reb) rebec, (cit) citole
and guests:
Lubomír Moravec - (ct) counter tenor, (ten1) tenor
Matouš Vlčinský - (ten2) tenor
Stanislav Předota - (ten3) tenor
Jana Semerádová - (tra) flute
The French composer and poet Guillaume de Machaut is indisputably one of the most prominent figures of the 14th-century music. In his numerous poetical and musical works we can recognize an ultimately cultured, educated artist, endowed with refined sense of noble beauty. In his personality, which is a fascinating combination of the culturally and politically influential ecclesiastical elite and a vanishing world of medieval chivalry, embodying the conquest trips across Europe, heroic deeds, but also the warm tones of the love songs intended for noble and beautiful ladies.
(Studio Matouš)
| Parametr | Hodnota |
| original instruments | Ano |
| format | CD audio |
