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| 1. Le Souvenir De Vous Me Tue |
| 2. Puisque Ma Damme/Je M'en Voy |
| 3. Las Je Ne Puis Plus Nullement Durer |
| 4. Que Pourroit Plus |
| 5. Myn Hertis Lust |
| 6. Dueil Angoisseux |
| 7. Ne Je Ne Dors |
| 8. En Amours N'a Si Non Bien |
| 9. La Pena Sin Ser Sabida |
| 10. Mi Ut Re Ut (Venise) |
| 11. Plus J'ay Le Monde Regarde |
| 12. So Ys Emprinted |
| 13. Ma Dame, Trop Vous Mesprenes |
| 14. Pues Servivio Vos Desplaze |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The early Gothic Voices CDs often feature rather 'miscellaneous' programmes, but this is seldom a drawback - and certainly not on this CD. In the hands of this group, the centre-piece works by Binchois and Dufay are matched by those of lesser composers. Robert Morton in particular comes through strongly as a neglected master, in the later style of Dufay-like tunefulness which is very appealing to modern ears. I recall a review (Gramophone?) asking rhetorically whether Morton's "Le souvenir" might be the most attractive of all medieval tunes, and its companion pieces are also well worth hearing. I've loved this CD for years.
1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
A lovely, relaxing CD with delicate vocal and instrumental pieces performed by Gothic Voices and giving us an insight into some of the music that graced the royal and noble households during the 15th century.
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