David Munrow / The Early Music Consort Of London – Instruments Of The Middle Ages And Renaissance

Description

BOTH VINYL AND SLEEVE ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION (ACCORDING the Record Collector (UK) standard) BOOKLET AND INSERT
Label: His Master’s Voice, His Master’s Voice – SLS 988, 0C 193 ○ 06057-8
Format: 2xLP + Box, + B
Country: UK
Released: 1976
Genre: Classical
Style: Renaissance, Medieval
Condition
Media: Mint (M)
Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Tracklist
– The Middle Ages: Woodwind
A1 – Shawm – ‘Saltarello’
Shawm [Oriental Shawm] – David Munrow
Tambourine – James Tyler
Timpani [Nakers] – David Corkhill
Trumpet [Medieval Trumpet] – Alan Lumsden
Written By [14th Century Italien] – Anonymous
A2 – Reed Pipe – ‘Shepherd’s Tune’
Reeds [Reed Pipe] – David Munrow
Written By [Syrian] – Traditional
A3a – Bagpipe Cylindrical Chanter – ‘Saltarello’
Bagpipes – David Munrow
Written By [14th Century Italien] – Anonymous
A3b – Bagpipe Conical Chanter – Ballade “Dame Se Vous M’estes”
Bagpipes – David Munrow
Composed By – Guillaume De Machaut
A4 – Bladder Pipes – Pastourelle “Au Tans D’aost” From The “Chansonnier Cangé”
Bagpipes [Bladder Pipes] – David Munrow
Bagpipes [Bladder Pipes] – James Tyler
Tambourine – David Corkhill
Written By [13th Century French] – Anonymous
A5 – Panpipes – Chanson À Refrain “A Prisai Qu’En Chantant Plour” From The “Chansonnier Cangé”
Panpipes – John Turner (5)
Written By [13th Century French] – Anonymous
A6 – Transverse Flute – Minnesinger Melody “Owe Daz Nach Liebe Gat”
Flute – David Munrow
Written By [Late 13th Century] – Master Alexander
A7 – Six-holed Pipe – Chanson Pieuse “Dou Tres Douz Non” With Improvised Prelude And Postlude For Jew’s Harp
Composed By – Thibault IV, Roi De Navarre
Jew’s Harp – James Tyler
Reeds [Six-holed Pipe] – David Munrow
A8 – Double Pipes – Virelai “Gracieusette”
Composed By – Jehan De Lescurel
Reeds [Double Pipes] – David Munrow
A9 – Pipe & Tabor – Dansa “Ben Volgra, S’Esser Poges”
Composed By – Guiraut D’Espanha De Toloza
Percussion [Tabor] – David Munrow
Pipe – David Munrow
A10 – Recorder – English ‘Te Deum’
Alto Recorder – David Munrow
Bells [Chime Bells] – Gillian Reid (2)
Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – James Tyler
Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – Oliver Brookes
Written By [C. 1300 Setting] – Anonymous
A11 – Gemshorn – Chansonnette “Quant Je Voy Yver Retorner”
Composed By – Colin Muset
Lute – James Tyler
Ocarina [Alto Gemshorn] – David Munrow
– The Middle Ages: Keyboard
A12 – Portative Organ – Madrigal “Ay Schonsolato Ed Amoroso”
Composed By – Vincenzo Da Rimini
Organ [Portative Organ] – Christopher Hogwood
Rebec [Bass Rebec] – Oliver Brookes
A13 – Positive Organ – “Estampie” From The “Robertsbridge Fragment”
Organ [Positive Organ] – Christopher Hogwood
Written By [C. 1320 English] – Anonymous
A14 – Hurdy-Gurdy – Chanson “Joliveté Et Bone Amor”
Composed By – Jehan De Lescurel
Hurdy Gurdy – Christopher Hogwood
A15 – Clavichord – “Ellend Du Hast”
Clavichord [Fretted Clavichord] – Christopher Hogwood
Composed By – Conrad Paumann
– The Middle Ages: Brass
B1a – Trumpet / Clarion – Fanfare “Untarn Slaf Tut Den Sumer Wol”
Composed By – Mönch Von Salzburg
Trumpet [Clarion] – Michael Laird (2)
B1b – Trumpet / Buisine – Fanfare “Ad Modum Tubae”
Composed By – Guillaume Dufay
Trumpet [Buisines] – Iaan Wilson
Trumpet [Buisines] – Michael Laird (2)
B2a – Cowhorn – Ballade “De Moi Doloureus Vos Chant”
Composed By – Gillbert De Berneville
Wind [Cowhorn] – Alan Lumsden
B2b – Mediaeval Cornett – “Das Nachthorn”
Composed By – Mönch Von Salzburg
Cornett [Medieval Cornett] – Michael Laird (2)
Triangle [Medieval Triangle With Rings] – David Corkhill
B2c – Slide Trumpet – Geisslerlied “Maria Muoter Reinû Maît”
Trumpet [Slide Trumpet] – Alan Lumsden
Written By [1349 German] – Anonymous
B2d – Mediaeval Cornett, Slide Trumpet, Alto Shawm, Tabor – “Der Trumpet”
Composed By – Mönch Von Salzburg
Cornett [Medieval Cornett] – Michael Laird (2)
Percussion [Tabor] – David Corkhill
Shawm [Alto Shawm] – David Munrow
Trumpet [Slide Trumpet] – Alan Lumsden
– The Middle Ages: Strings
B3a – Harp (Metal Strung) – Lai “Qui Porroit Un Guierredon” (From The Chansonnier Cangé)
Harp [Harp With “bray” Pins] – Gillian Reid (2)
Written By [13th Century French] – Anonymous
B3b – Harp (Gut Strung) – Dance Tune
Harp – Christopher Hogwood
Written By [Ascribed To / 13th Century] – Tassin
B4 – Lyre – Goliard Melody “O Roma Nobilis”
Lyre – Eleanor Sloan
Written By [11th Century] – Anonymous
B5 – Psaltery – Hymn To St. Magnus “Nobilis Humilis”
Psaltery – Gillian Reid (2)
Written By [12th Century Orkney Isles] – Anonymous
B6 – Dulcimer – Madrigal “Tanto Soavemente”
Composed By – Jacopo Da Bologna
Dulcimer – David Corkhill
Rebec [Treble Rebec] – Eleanor Sloan
B7 – Lute – Madrigal “Di Novo É Giunto”
Composed By – Jacopo Da Bologna
Lute – James Tyler
Rebec [Bass Rebec] – Oliver Brookes
B8 – Mandora – Chanson “Amours Que Porra”
Cittern [Mandora] – James Tyler
Composed By – Thibaut De Blason
B9 – Long-necked Lute – “Aquel Que De Voontade” From The “Cantigas De Santa Maria”
Composed By [Ascribed To] – Alfonso X El Sabio
Lute [Long-necked Lute] – James Tyler
B10 – Gittern – Virelai “Quant Je Sui Mis”
Cittern [Gittern] – Mary Remnant
Composed By – Guillaume De Machaut
B11 – Citole – ‘English Dance’
Cittern [Citole] – James Tyler
Written By [13th Century] – Anonymous
B12 – Rebec – ‘La Septime Estampie Real’
Cittern [Citole] – James Tyler
Rebec [Treble Rebec] – Eleanor Sloan
Strings [Tromba Marina] – Oliver Brookes
Timpani [Nakers] – David Corkhill
Written By [13th Century French] – Anonymous
B13 – Fiddle – Ballata “Poi Che Da Te Mi Convien”
Composed By – Francesco Landini
Fiddle – Eleanor Sloan
Harp – Christopher Hogwood
B14 – Bowed Lyre – Virelai “Comment Qu’a Moy”
Composed By – Guillaume De Machaut
Vielle [Bowed Lyre] – Oliver Brookes
B15 – Tromba Marina – Improvised Fanfare: Motet “Quant Ie Le Voi – Bon Vin Doit – Cis Chans Veult Boire” From The “Roman De Fauvel”
Flute – David Munrow
Lute – James Tyler
Strings [Tromba Marina] – Oliver Brookes
Written By [Early 14th Century French] – Anonymous
– The Renaissance: Woodwind
C1 – Shawm – Two Courantes From “Newe Teutsche Weltliche Gesänglein”
Composed By – Samuel Voelckel
Percussion [Side Drum Without Snare] – David Corkhill
Shawm [Alto Shawm] – David Munrow
Shawm [Soprano Shawm] – David Munrow
Shawm [Tenor Shawm] – David Munrow
C2 – Curtal – Chanson “Ce Qui Souloit”
Bassoon [Bass Curtal] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Bassoon [Soprano Curtal] – David Munrow
Bassoon [Tenor Curtal] – David Munrow
Composed By – Tielman Susato
Written-By – Pierre Sandrin
C3 – Rackett – “Caro Ortolano” From “Il Primo Libren Di Balli”
Bassoon [Bass Rackett] – John Turner (5)
Bassoon [Great-bass Rackett] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Bassoon [Quart-bass Rackett] – Alan Lumsden
Bassoon [Tenor Rackett] – David Munrow
Composed By – Giorgio Mainerio
C4 – Crumhorn – “Padouana” From The “Banchetto Musicale”
Composed By – Johann Hermann Schein
Crumhorn [Alto Crumhorn] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Crumhorn [Alto Crumhorn] – David Munrow
Crumhorn [Bass Crumhorn] – Oliver Brookes
Crumhorn [Tenor Crumhorn] – James Tyler
C5 – Cornamuse – Bicinium “Le Cuer De Vous” From Georg Rhaw’s “Bicinia Gallica Et Latina”
Composed By – Antonio Gardano
Shawm [Alto Cornamuse] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Shawm [Soprano Cornamuse] – David Munrow
C6 – Kortholt – Bicinium “Mon Petit Cueur” From Georg Rhaw’s “Bicinia Gallica Et Latina”
Composed By – Guillaume Le Heurteur
Crumhorn [Bass Kortholt] – David Munrow
Crumhorn [Tenor Kortholt] – Andrew Van Der Beek
C7 – Rauschpfeife – “Three Bransles Doubles” From “Terpsichore”
Composed By – Michael Praetorius
Crumhorn [Alto Rauschpfeife] – Oliver Brookes
Crumhorn [Sopranino Rauschpfeife] – David Munrow
Crumhorn [Soprano Rauschpfeife] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Crumhorn [Soprano Rauschpfeife] – James Tyler
Percussion [Tabor] – David Corkhill
Trombone [Tenor Sackbut] – Alan Lumsden
C8 – Flute – Chanson “Amor Me Poingt” From Pierre Attaingnant’s Second Book Of “Chansons Musicales”
Alto Flute – David Munrow
Alto Flute – John Turner (5)
Bass Flute – James Tyler
Composed By – Claudin De Sermisy
Flute [Tenor Flute] – Alan Lumsden
C9 – Recorder 8′ Consort – Chanson “Hellas! Amour” From Pierre Attaingnant’s Second Book Of “Chansons Musicales”
Composed By – Guillaume Le Heurteur
Recorder [Bass Recorder] – John Turner (5)
Recorder [Great-bass Recorder] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Recorder [Quart-bass Recorder] – Alan Lumsden
Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – David Munrow
C10 – Recorder 4′ Consort – “The Fairie Round” From “Pavans, Galliards, Almains And Other Short Aeirs”
Alto Recorder – Andrew Van Der Beek
Bassoon [Bass Courtaut] – David Munrow
Composed By – Anthony Holborne
Recorder [Bass Recorder] – Oliver Brookes
Recorder [Soprano Recorder] – Alan Lumsden
Recorder [Soprano Recorder] – John Turner (5)
Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – James Tyler
– The Renaissance: Keyboard
C11 – Renaissance Organ – ‘Entrada Réal’
Composed By – Pedro De Soto
Organ – Paul Bernard
C12a – Regal – Prelude “Ascensus Simplex” From The “Fundamentum Organisandi”
Composed By – Conrad Paumann
Regal – Christopher Hogwood
C12b – Regal – “Min Hertz Hat Sich Ser Gefröwet” From The “Buxheim Orgelbuch”
Regal – Christopher Hogwood
Written By [15th Century German] – Anonymous
C13 – Harpsichord – “Toccata” From The “Naples MS”
Composed By – Giovanni Salvatore
Harpsichord – Christopher Hogwood
C14 – Virginals – Variations On The “Romanesca” From The “Dublin Virginal Book”
Spinet [Virginals] – Christopher Hogwood
Written By [16th Century] – Anonymous
C15 – Xylophone – “Ballo Francese” From “Il Primo Libro Di Balli”
Bassoon [Quart-bass Rackett] – Andrew Van Der Beek
Composed By – Giorgio Mainerio
Lute – Nigel North
Viol [Bass Viol] – Jane Ryan
Viol [Bass Viol] – Trevor Jones (4)
Viol [Tenor Viol] – Polly Waterfield
Viol [Violone] – Oliver Brookes
Xylophone – David Corkhill
– The Renaissance: Brass
D1a – Trumpet (Unmuted) – “Toccata” From “Orfeo” In C Major
Composed By – Claudio Monteverdi
Sackbut [Bass Sackbut] – Martin Nicholls (2)
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Alan Lumsden
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Roger Brenner
Timpani [Kettledrums] – David Corkhill
Trumpet [Natural Trumpet] – Malcolm Smith
Trumpet [Natural Trumpet] – Michael Laird (2)
D1b – Trumpet (Muted) – “Toccata” From “Orfeo” In D Major
Composed By – Claudio Monteverdi
Sackbut [Bass Sackbut] – Martin Nicholls (2)
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Alan Lumsden
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Roger Brenner
Trumpet [Natural Trumpet] – Malcolm Smith
Trumpet [Natural Trumpet] – Michael Laird (2)
D2a – Sackbut (Solo) – “Adagio & Allegro” From The “Sonata For Trombone, 2 Violins And Continuo”
Composed By – Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber
Organ – Christopher Hogwood
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Alan Lumsden
D2b – Sackbut (Consort) – “Lobt Gott Ihr Christen Alle Gleich” From “Musae Sionae IV”
Composed By – Michael Praetorius
Sackbut [Alto Sackbut] – Roger Brenner
Sackbut [Bass Sackbut] – Martin Nicholls (2)
Sackbut [Soprano Sackbut] – Michael Laird (2)
Sackbut [Tenor Sackbut] – Alan Lumsden
D3 – Cornett – Canzona For “Due Canti” From “Canzoni Da Sonare”
Bassoon [Tenor Curtal] – David Munrow
Composed By – Girolamo Frescobaldi
Cornett – Iaan Wilson
Cornett – Michael Laird (2)
Organ – Christopher Hogwood
D4 – Alto & Tenor Cornett – Bicinium “Amour Organ” From Georg Rhaw’s “Bicinia Gallica Et Latina”
Composed By – Pierre De Manchicourt
Cornett [Alto Cornett] – Michael Laird (2)
Cornett [Tenor Cornett] – Alan Lumsden
D5 – Serpent – Canzona Quarta For ‘Basso Solo’ From The “Canzoni Da Sonare”
Composed By – Girolamo Frescobaldi
Organ – Christopher Hogwood
Serpent – Alan Lumsden
Theorbo [Chitarrone] – Robert Spencer (2)
Viol [Violone] – Oliver Brookes
– The Renaissance: Strings
D6 – Lute – Orlando Sleepeth
Composed By – John Dowland
Lute – James Tyler
D7 – Theorbo – ‘A Fancy’
Composed By – Thomas Mace
Theorbo – James Tyler
D8 – Mandora – “Ballo Anglese” From “Il Primo Libro Di Balli”
Cittern [Mandora] – James Tyler
Composed By – Giorgio Mainerio
Viol [Bass Viol] – Nigel North
Viol [Bass Viol] – Trevor Jones (4)
Viol [Violone] – Oliver Brookes
Violin – Polly Waterfield
D9 – Cittern – “Galliarde For Cittern & Bass” From “The Cittharn Schoole”
Cittern – James Tyler
Composed By – Anthony Holborne
Viol [Bass Viol] – Oliver Brookes
D10 – Ceterone – “Toccata Prima” From The “Intavolatura Di Lute, Et Di Chitarrone”
Cittern [Ceterone] – James Tyler
Composed By – Alessandro Piccinini
D11 – Bandora – “Galliard” From The “Braye Bandora M.S.”
Cittern [Bandora] – Robert Spencer (2)
Composed By – John Dowland
D12 – Orpharion – Duet “Le Rossignol” From “Jane Pickering’s Lute Book”
Cittern [Orpharion] – James Tyler
Lute – Robert Spencer (2)
Written By – Anonymous
D13 – Vihuela – “Fantasia XI” From “El Maestro”
Composed By – Luis De Milán
Vihuela – James Tyler
D14 – Guitar – ‘Pavana’ (Variations On The Romanesca) From The “Braye Lute Book”
Guitar – Robert Spencer (2)
Written By [16th Century] – Anonymous
D15a – Viol: Consort – ‘Fantasy In Four Parts’ (Superius Part Reconstructed By Thurston Dart)
Composed By – William Byrd
Viol [Bass Viol] – Jane Ryan
Viol [Bass Viol] – Oliver Brookes
Viol [Tenor Viol] – James Tyler
Viol [Treble Viol] – Catherine Mackintosh
D15b – Viol: Lyra Viol – Duet “Forget Me Not”
Composed By – Thomas Ford
Viol [Bass Viol] – Oliver Brookes
Viol [Tenor Viol] – James Tyler
D16 – Violin – ‘La Volta’
Lute – James Tyler
Viol – Oliver Brookes
Violin – Eleanor Sloan
Written By [16th Century] – Anonymous
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
Published By – EMI Records Ltd.
Manufactured By – EMI Records Ltd.
Pressed By – EMI Records
Printed By – Harrison & Sons Ltd.
Credits
Directed By – David Munrow
Engineer – Stuart Eltham
Ensemble – The Early Music Consort Of London
Liner Notes [Leaflet] – David Munrow
Painting – Jan Brueghel the Elder
Producer [Recording] – John Willan