Napoli aragonese : musica profana per la corte aragonese napoletana (XV sec.).

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Author/Creator:

Ensemble Micrologus. , Performer

Publication:

Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services/Opus 111, [2010]

Series:

Naxos Music Library.

Format/Description:

Sound recording
1 online resource.

Subjects:

Music -- Italy -- Naples -- 15th century.
Part songs, Italian.
Part songs, Spanish.
Vocal duets with instrumental ensemble.
Songs with instrumental ensemble.
Songs (High voice) with vihuela.

Language:

Sung in Franch, Spanish and Italian.

System Details:

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Contents:

La musica francese. Que faray ie mal fortunè-La vida de Colin ; Puis fortuna m'avis en tel partit ; Brunette je vous ay amée-Brunette au sorcil noir / anon.
La musica spagnola. Chiave, chiave / anon.
Qu'es mi vida / Johannes Cornago
Falla con misuras / anon.
I vos homines / Pere Oriola
Viva viva rey Ferrando ; Chiave, chiave / anon.
La musica italiana. Morte, merce gentile aquill'altera / Cornago
Amor tu non me gabaste ; O tempo bono ; Correno multi cani ; O pellegrina, o luce ; Cor mio volunturioso ; Amor que t'o fat hio ; Alle stamenge donne / anon.
La musica della festa. Fate d'arera ; Haramy che fora son / anon.
La vida de Culin-Voca la galiera / Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro.

Participant:

Micrologus.

Notes:

Streaming audio.
Songs, part-songs, and instrumental music from 15th century Naples.
Recorded in May 2000, Chiesa Santa Maria del Fosco, giano dell'Umbria, Italy.

Contains:

Cornago, Juan, active 15th century. Morte merce.
Cornago, Juan, active 15th century. Qu'es mi vida preguntays.
Oriola, Pietro, active approximately 1440-1484. O vos homines qui transite.
Guglielmo, Ebreo da Pesaro, approximately 1420-approximately 1481. Vida de Culin.

OCLC:

767876544

Publisher Number:

OP30215 Naxos Digital Services/Opus 111

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.

Online:

Streaming audio
http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.12/1315819

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