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Ensemble “La Douchaine”
Barbara Hernández: singing · recorder
Tatjana Gräfe: recorder
Ricarda Hornych: lute, theorbo
Uwe Oltmanns: viola da gamba
guest: David Kosviner, percussion
about this recording:
The
blossoming of the musical arts at Spain’s courts and the later relapse
into temporary insignificance went hand in hand with Spain’s rise to
the greatest empire in Christendom and its unavoidable fall. This is of
course quite natural, after all at that time the arts were much more
dependent than they are today on the favor of generous benefactors and
patrons at the courts and churches that took musicians into their
services as performers, composers, and teachers. The La Douchaine
ensemble for ancient music was founded in 1 997. The four musicians met
while studying at the colleges of music in Hanover and Hamburg. The name
of the ensemble describes a medieval wind instrument with a delicate,
sweet sound that we only know today from literary sources, such as the
poem, ‚Les Échecs Amoureux‘. The four musicians have performed
their extensive repertoire, which they play on historical instruments,
in numerous concerts in and outside Germany, whereby the focus of their
artistic work is on music from the Renaissance and Baroque epochs. In 2
004, La Douchaine was awarded the ‘Andrés Segovia Prize’ for
chamber music in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
1 Follía (1650) (Andrea Falconiero)
2 La rosa que reyna Juan de Navas (1659-1709),
3 Fantasia sobre el „Canto del Caballero“ (Bartolomé
de Selma y Salaverde ca.1580-1638)
Aus: “Cancionero de Palacio de los reyes Católicos”:
4 Todos los bienes del mundo (Juan de Encina
1468-1529)
5 Con amores, mi madre (Juan de Anchieta 1462-1523)
6 Danza Alta (Francisco de la Torre, um 1500)
7 Sonata a 3 (Gian Paolo Cima, um 1570-?)
8 Lamentación tercera del miércoles (1723)
(Francisco Viñas)
9 L‘Arpeggiata (Giovanni Geronimo Kapsberger
1580-1651)
10
Kapsberger (G. G. Kapsberger)
11 Canzon tercera a Soprano solo (B. de Selma y
Salaverde)
12 Canzon a tre (B. de Selma y Salaverde)
13 Bitayna diridanya (Anónimo 17.Jhd.)
14-17 Sonata B-Dur (Francisco José de Castro 1695)
18 Chiacona (Tarquinio Merula, um 1590-1665)
sound samples (mp3):
1
Follía, 2
La rosa que reyna, 3
Fantasia sobre el „Canto del Caballero“,
Aus: “Cancionero de Palacio de los reyes Católicos”:
4
Todos
los bienes del mundo, 5
Con amores, 6
Danza Alta, 7
Sonata a 3, 8
Lamentación,
9
L‘Arpeggiata, 10
Kapsberger, 11
Canzon tercera a Soprano solo, 12
Canzon a tre, 13
Bitayna diridanya, Sonata B-Dur: 14
Preludio. Adagio, 15
Allemanda. Presto, 16
Tempo di Sarabanda. Allegro, 17
Tempo di Gavotta. Presto 18
Chiacona
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