The Gems of Renaissance Music

~ Release by Camerata Hungarica, László Czidra (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
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A1Ronde "Wo Bistu?"
recording of:
Het derde musyck boexken “Danseyre”: Ronde V “Wo bistu”
composer:
Tielman Susato (Flemish Renaissance composer)
part of:
Het derde musyck boexken "Danserye"
[anonymous]0:47
A2Insbruk, Ich Mub Dich Iassen
lute:
Benkő Dániel (in 1976)
viola:
János Rolla (violinist and conductor) (in 1976)
viola da gamba:
Mária Frank (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976) and Balázs Kakuk (in 1976)
bass vocals:
András Fejér (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
contralto vocals:
Judith Várbíró (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Melinda Lugosi (soprano) (in 1976)
tenor vocals:
Mátyás Antal (conductor) (in 1976)
conductor:
László Czidra (recorder player) (in 1976)
recording of:
Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen (in 1976)
lyricist:
[unknown] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.)
composer:
Heinrich Isaac (Flemish Renaissance composer)
Heinrich Isaac2:26
A3Canzona "La Maggia"
harpsichord:
Zsuzsa Pertis (harpsichordist and keyboard player) (in 1976)
recording of:
Canzon quinta: La Maggia (in 1976)
composer:
Florentio Maschera
Florentino Maschera3:41
A4Je Prens En Gre La Dure Mort
harpsichord:
Zsuzsa Pertis (harpsichordist and keyboard player) (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Melinda Lugosi (soprano) (in 1976)
recording of:
Je prens en gré la dure Mort (in 1976)
composer:
Jacobus Clemens non Papa (Franco‐Flemish Renaissance composer) (in 1539)
Jacobus Clemens non Papa2:27
A5Susanne Un Jour: Cantus Firmus / Chanson a 5
Didier Lupi? / Orlande de Lassus3:45
A6M. Buctons Galiard
bassoon:
József Vajda (Hungarian bassoonist) (in 1976)
cello:
Mária Frank (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
harpsichord:
Zsuzsa Pertis (harpsichordist and keyboard player) (in 1976)
lute:
Benkő Dániel (in 1976)
recorder:
László Czidra (recorder player) (in 1976), Harsányi Zsolt (recorder + bassoon player) (in 1976), Vilmos Stadler (recorder) (in 1976), László Ujházy (recorder player) (in 1976) and Laslo Viragh (in 1976)
viola:
Gábor Pongrácz (in 1976) and János Rolla (violinist and conductor) (in 1976)
viola da gamba:
Balázs Kakuk (in 1976) and Pál Kelemen (cellist) (in 1976)
violin:
Zoltan Tfirst (violinist) (in 1976)
recording of:
M. Bucton his Galiard (in 1976)
composer:
John Dowland (English Renaissance composer, lutenist, and singer)
arranger:
Paul Leenhouts
part of:
Lachrimæ or Seaven Teares, with divers other pavans (The collection of seven teares and 14 other works)
John Dowland1:54
A7Canzon Sopra Susanna
Ippolito Fiorini2:58
A8Ach Gott, Wem Soll Ich'sklagen?
Wolfgang Grefinger / Hans Neusidler2:01
A9Gallicum
[anonymous]1:56
A10Suzanne Un Jour
Nicolas Millot2:37
A11Amande "Et Dóu Venez Vous Madame Lucette"
crumhorn:
László Barsvári (in 1976), Zsolt Kovács (in 1976), Dénes Magyar (in 1976) and István Nyerges (in 1976)
percussion:
Maros Éva (harp player) (in 1976)
recording of:
Et d'ou venez vous, Madame Lucette? (Allemande) (in 1976)
composer:
Claude Gervaise (16th century composer) (in 1557)
Claude Gervaise1:12
A12Almande (Lorayne)
Adrien le Roy2:02
A13So Trinken Wir Alle
Arnold von Bruck1:29
B1Chorea
Jan z Lublina1:32
B2In Te Domine Speravi
harpsichord:
Éva Ilona Tódy (in 1976)
viola da gamba:
Mária Frank (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976) and Pál Kelemen (cellist) (in 1976)
countertenor vocals:
Mátyás Antal (conductor) (in 1976)
recording of:
In te Domine speravi (in 1976)
composer:
Josquin des Prez (Franco-Flemish renaissance composer)
arranger:
Marco Dall’Aquila
Josquin des Prez4:07
B3Chorea
Jan z Lublina0:47
B4Ce Qui M'Est Deu Et Ordonné: Chanson a 4 / Gaillarde
bass vocals:
András Fejér (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
contralto vocals:
Judith Várbíró (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Melinda Lugosi (soprano) (in 1976)
tenor vocals:
Mátyás Antal (conductor) (in 1976)
recording of:
Ce qui m'est deu et ordonné (in 1976)
composer:
Pierre Sandrin (French renaissance composer, c. 1490-1561) (in 1543)
Pierre Sandrin / [anonymous]1:55
B5A Pavan
Baruch Bulman3:19
B6Tresves Damours
bass vocals:
András Fejér (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
contralto vocals:
Judith Várbíró (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Melinda Lugosi (soprano) (in 1976)
recording of:
Tresves d'amour (in 1976)
composer:
Clément Janequin (French Renaissance composer, c. 1485-1558)
Clément Janequin1:08
B7Basse Danse "Mon Desir"
recording of:
Mon désir (Basse Danse)
publisher:
Tielman Susato (Flemish Renaissance composer)
composer:
[anonymous] (special purpose artist)
[anonymous]1:26
B8La Pastorella Si Leva
[anonymous]1:52
B9Ricercar Del Primo Tuono Alla Quarta Alta
harpsichord:
Zsuzsa Pertis (harpsichordist and keyboard player) (in 1976)
viola da gamba:
Mária Frank (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
recording of:
Ricercari, Libro 2: Ricercar del primo tono alla quarta alta (in 1976)
composer:
Andrea Gabrieli (composer)
part of:
Ricercari, Libro 2
Andrea Gabrieli4:43
B10Spagnioletta / Almande "Fortune Helas Pourquoy"
cello:
Mária Frank (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
harp [Little harp]:
Maros Éva (harp player) (in 1976)
harpsichord:
Zsuzsa Pertis (harpsichordist and keyboard player) (in 1976)
lute:
Benkő Dániel (in 1976)
viola:
Gábor Pongrácz (in 1976)
viola da gamba:
Balázs Kakuk (in 1976)
violin:
János Rolla (violinist and conductor) (in 1976) and Zoltan Tfirst (violinist) (in 1976)
medley including a recording of:
Spagnoletta (in 1976)
composer:
Michael Praetorius (composer and organist)
Michael Praetorius3:32
B11Intrada Hassleri
Georg Leopold Fuhrmann1:55
B12Un Cavalier Di Spagna
dulcian:
József Vajda (Hungarian bassoonist) (in 1976)
harpsichord:
Éva Ilona Tódy (in 1976)
lute:
Benkő Dániel (in 1976)
recorder:
László Czidra (recorder player) (in 1976), Vilmos Stadler (recorder) (in 1976), László Ujházy (recorder player) (in 1976) and Laslo Viragh (in 1976)
bass vocals:
András Fejér (Hungarian cellist) (in 1976)
contralto vocals:
Judith Várbíró (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Melinda Lugosi (soprano) (in 1976)
tenor vocals:
Mátyás Antal (conductor) (in 1976)
recording of:
Un Cavalier di Spagna (in 1976)
lyricist:
[anonymous] (special purpose artist) (from 1400 to present)
composer:
Francesco Patavino
[anonymous]1:24