Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Renaissance music with "Musique of Violenze: Dances & Popular Tunes for Queen Elizabeth’s Violin Band" by The Parley of Instruments. Released on July 1, 1997, this captivating album offers a journey through the elegant and intricate dances and popular tunes of the Elizabethan era. The ensemble, known for their meticulous attention to historical detail, brings to life the vibrant sounds of the Arundel Part-Books and other period manuscripts.
The album features a diverse collection of pavans, galliards, and divisions, showcasing the virtuosity and artistry of the violin band. From the stately grace of "Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: I. Almand" to the lively energy of "Popular Tunes from the Wigthorpe Manuscript: III. Tickle My Toe," each track offers a unique glimpse into the musical landscape of the time. The Parley of Instruments' performances are marked by their authenticity and expressive depth, making this album a treasure trove for both early music enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
With a duration of 59 minutes, this album is a testament to the enduring appeal of Renaissance music. Whether you're drawn to the intricate counterpoint of "Passagi on Lassus' 'Susanna un jour'" or the haunting beauty of "The Queen's Goodnight," you'll find yourself enchanted by the timeless melodies and rhythms. The Parley of Instruments' dedication to historical performance practices ensures an authentic and immersive listening experience.
"Musique of Violenze" is not just a collection of songs; it's a window into the past, offering a glimpse into the musical world of Queen Elizabeth I. The Parley of Instruments' masterful interpretations bring these historical pieces to life, making this album a must-listen for anyone interested in the rich heritage of early music.
Tracks
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: I. Almand – Galliard – Galliard – GalliardAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
HackneyClement Woodcock, The Parley of Instruments
Browning My DearClement Woodcock, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: II. Innocent (of Cremona's?) Pavan and GalliardAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: III. Divisions on Innocent's PavanAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: IV. PavanAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: V. Divisions on the PavanAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: VI. Milord Markes Galliard – Divisions on the GalliardAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
FancyEdward Blancks, The Parley of Instruments
A KnellEdward Johnson, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: VII. AlmandAnonymous, The Parley of Instruments
Dances from the Arundel Part-Books: VIII. Pavan and Galliard of Albarti (Albert of Venice?)Anonymous, The Parley of Instruments
De la courtRobert Parsons, The Parley of Instruments
In Nomine PavanNicholas Strogers, The Parley of Instruments
The Firste Pavian and Galliarde, BK 29: I. PavianWilliam Byrd, The Parley of Instruments
The Firste Pavian and Galliarde, BK 29: II. GalliardeWilliam Byrd, The Parley of Instruments
Passagi on Lassus' "Susanna un jour"Orlande de Lassus, Francesco Rognoni Taeggio, The Parley of Instruments
Pavan on Susanna un jourOrlande de Lassus, Joseph Lupo, The Parley of Instruments
Prelude and Ground "The Queen's Goodnight"William Byrd, The Parley of Instruments
Sacred End Pavan and GalliardThomas Morley, The Parley of Instruments
Southerne's Pavan & Galliard: I. PavanThomas Morley, The Parley of Instruments
Southerne's Pavan & Galliard: II. GalliardThomas Morley, The Parley of Instruments
Popular Tunes from the Wigthorpe Manuscript: I. Wolsey's WildTraditional, The Parley of Instruments
Popular Tunes from the Wigthorpe Manuscript: II. My Robin Is to the Greenwood GoneTraditional, The Parley of Instruments
Popular Tunes from the Wigthorpe Manuscript: III. Tickle My ToeTraditional, The Parley of Instruments
Popular Tunes from the Wigthorpe Manuscript: IV. Strawberry LeavesTraditional, The Parley of Instruments
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