Archipel Machaut
Medieval Music & New Music
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GEN 13284 EAN: 4260036252842
15.10.2013
Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
If the stylistic range in the first GENUIN CD of the Ensemble Mixtura was wide, the two musicians Katharina Bäuml (shawn) and Margit Kern (accordion) are now sending us music bridging a still wider canyon in their new GENUIN release. In a breathtaking compilation, they connect the music of the forefather of Western music, Guillaume de Machaut, with compositions of our time. Just as old churches are reflected in the glass facades of modern buildings, we discover here, anew, the artistically skilful polyphony of the Middle Ages in the works of Sidney Corbett, Sarah Nemtsov and Samir Odeh-Tamimi. Time becomes sound - the two instruments, so different from each other, melt into exciting new colour combinations. Well worth listening to!
Music Web International
"wonderful (...) absolutely terrific"
Review on Music Web International by Jake Barlow, November 2013
American Record Guide
"The rational for this recording is that Machaut’s music remains a source of inspiration, even in the 21st Century."
Review by Charles Brewer, American Record Guide, 3/14/2014
Gramophone
"their performance of the music is elegant and lucid"
Review on the magazine Gramophone by David Fallows, 12/2013
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Tracklist
- Guillaume de Machaut (1300–1377
Messe de Nostre Dame
Kyrie – Christe – Kyrie - Gloria
- Sidney Corbett (*1960)
Archipel Machaut - Guillaume de Machaut
Messe de Nostre Dame
Sanctus - Agnus Dei
- Douce dame jolie (accordion solo)
- Puis qu’en oubli
- Douce dame jolie (shawm solo)
- Moult sui de bonne heure née
- Sarah Nemtsov (*1980)
Briefe – Heloisa - Guillaume de Machaut
Douce dame jolie (accordion solo) - Guillaume de Machaut
Très douce dame - Guillaume de Machaut
Douce dame jolie (shawm solo) - Samir Odeh-Tamimi (*1970)
ÒD - Guillaume de Machaut
Ma fin est mon commencement
If the stylistic range in the first GENUIN CD of the Ensemble Mixtura was wide, the two musicians Katharina Bäuml (shawn) and Margit Kern (accordion) are now sending us music bridging a still wider canyon in their new GENUIN release. In a breathtaking compilation, they connect the music of the forefather of Western music, Guillaume de Machaut, with compositions of our time. Just as old churches are reflected in the glass facades of modern buildings, we discover here, anew, the artistically skilful polyphony of the Middle Ages in the works of Sidney Corbett, Sarah Nemtsov and Samir Odeh-Tamimi. Time becomes sound - the two instruments, so different from each other, melt into exciting new colour combinations. Well worth listening to!
Music Web International
"wonderful (...) absolutely terrific"
Review on Music Web International by Jake Barlow, November 2013
American Record Guide
"The rational for this recording is that Machaut’s music remains a source of inspiration, even in the 21st Century."
Review by Charles Brewer, American Record Guide, 3/14/2014
Gramophone
"their performance of the music is elegant and lucid"
Review on the magazine Gramophone by David Fallows, 12/2013