A la Via ! Street music from 12th to the 13th century – Strada & Ensemble Anonymus

A la Via ! Street music from 12th to the 13th century

Strada – Pierre Langevin, dir. 

Ensemble Anonymus – Claude Bernatchez, dir.

Thoinot Arbeau:
1. Bransle des chevaux

Anon., Italy, 14th c.:

2. Saltarello

Pierre D\’Attaignant:

3. Skarazula Marazula

Anon., Carols, 15th c.:

4. Lo paure satanAnon., trad., Occitania:
   Er dei tripetas

Thoinot Arbeau:

5. Bransle de Poitou et de Bourgogne

Anon., trad., Tunisia:

6. Ouadouni
   Ourdouni souz shaya

Anon., trad., Occitania:

7. Aï vist lo lop, lo rainard, la lebre

Anon., Italy, 14th c.:

8. Chanconetta tedesca

Anon., trad., Occitania:

9. Dance: Farandoulo

Anon., trad., 15th c., Occitania:

10. Air from the Carnival of Tarascon: Rampaleda e corsa de la tarasca

Walther von der Vogelweide:

11. Nu al\’erst Paleastinalied

Moniot d\’Arras:

12. Ce fut en mai

Alfonso el Sabio (attr.): Cantigas de Santa Maria

13. Cantiga 159: Non Sofre Santa Maria

Anon., 13th c.:

14. Septime Estampie Réale

Anon., England, 13th c.:

15. Ductiae

Anon., Germany, 15th c.:

16. Es fur ein pawr

Giorgio Maneiro:

17. Ungaresca

Anon., Spain, 16th c.:

18. Propinan de Melyor

Toinot Arbeau:

19. Basse Danse \»Jouyssance vous donneray\»

Intérpretes:[1]-[10] Strada: Pierre Langevin (bagpipes, recorders, voice), Pierre Tanguay (drum, darbouka, tambourine, small bells, voice), Élise Guay (recorders, shawms, Poitou oboe), Marc Villeneuve (irish bouzouki, tambura), André Simoneau (hurdy-gurdy)
Pierre Langevin, dir.
[11]-[19] Ensemble Anonymus: Sylvain Bergeron (lute, mandora, orpharion), Claude Bernatchez (darbouka, drum, dulcimer, mandoline), Silvy Grenier (hurdy-gurdy, crumhorn, recorders), Pierre Langevin (recorders, crumhorns, shawm), Marie-Louise Donald (recorders), Claire Gignac (recorders, crumhorns), Jean Létourneau (shawm)
Claude Bernatchez, dir.

Duración:  50\’ 24\»

Lugares y fechas de grabación: [1]-[3] Studio Tram, Québec, Québec, Canada [1995]
[4]-[10] Studio Tram, Québec, Québec, Canada [1992] [11]-[12], [15]-[18] Église de Beaumont, Québec, Québec, Canada [04/1982] [13]-[14], [19] desconocido [1984] 

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