Instruments of Middle Age and Renaissance
Album by Johann Hermann Schein.
Release date: 1970-01-01
Tracks (50)
- Shawm - Saltarello - 2007 Remastered Version
- Shawm - 2 Courantes from Newe teutsche weltliche Gesänglein, 1613
- Reed pipe - Shepherd's tune
- Curtal - Chanson (Ce qui souloit)
- Bagpipes
- Rackett - Caro ortolano from Il Primo Libro di Balli, 1578
- Bladder pipes - Pastourelle (Au tans d'aost), from the Chansonnier Cangé
- Crumhorn - Padouana from the Banchetto Musicale, 1617
- Panpipes - Chanson à refrain (A prisai qu'en chantant plour)
- Cornamuse - Bicinium (Le cuer de vous) from Georg Rhaw's Bicinia gallica et latina, 1545
- Transverse flute - Minnesinger melody (Owe daz nach liebe gat)
- Kortholt - Bicinium (Mon petit cueur) from Georg Rhaw's Bicinia gallica et latina, 1545
- Six-holed pipe - Chanson pieuse (Dou tres douz non') with improvised prelude & postlude for jew's harp
- Rauschpfeife - Three Bransles Doubles from Terpsichore, 1612
- Flute - Chanson (Amour me poingt) from Pierre Attaingnant's 2nd book of Chansons musicales, 1533
- Double pipes - Virelai (Gracieusette)
- Recorder 8' consort - Chanson (Hellas! Amour) from Pierre Attaingnant's 2nd book of Chansons musicales, 1533
- Pipe and tabor - Dansa (Ben volgra s'esser poges)
- Holborne: The Fairy Round (Galliard No. 3)
- Recorder - English Te Deum
- Renaissance organ - Entrada réal
- Gemshorn - Chansonnette (Quant je voy yver retirner)
- Regal
- Portative organ - Madrigal (Ay schonsolato ed amoroso)
- Harpsichord - toccata from the Naples Ms.
- Positive organ - Estampie from the Robertsbridge Fragment
- Virginals - Variations on the Tomanesca from the Dublin Virginal Book, c.1570
- Hurdy-gurdy - Chanson (Joliveté et bone amor)
- Xylophone - Ballo Francese from Il Primo Libro di Balli, 1578
- Clavichord - Ellend du hast
- Trumpet
- Trumpet
- Sackbut
- Trumpet
- Cornett - Canzona fro (due canti) from Canzoni da sonare, 1634
- Harp
- Alto & tenor cornett - Bicinium (Amour cruel) from Georg Rhaw's Bicinia gallica et latina, 1545
- Lyre - Goliard melody (O Roma nobilis)
- Serpent - Canzona quarta for (basso solo) from the Canzoni da sonare, 1643
- Psaltery - Hymn to St. Magnus (Nobilis humilis)
- Dulcimer - Madrigal (Tanto soavemente)
- Lute - Madrigal (Di novo é giunto)
- Mandora - Chanson (Amours que porra)
- Long-necked lute - Aquel que de voontade' from the Cantigas de Santa Maria
- Gittern - Virelai (Quant je sui mis)
- Citole - English dance
- Rebec - La septime estampie real
- Fiddle - Ballata (Poi che da te mi convien)
- Bowed lyre - Virelai (Comment qu'a moy)
- Tromba marina - Improvised fanfare