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The Festival Consort Early Renaissance Baroque Medieval 1972 US

Performer: The Festival Consort
Genre: Classical
Album: Music Of The Late Middle Ages And Renaissance
Released: 1972
Style: Early, Renaissance, Baroque, Medieval
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A1	Viderunt Bagpipes [Bladderpipe] – William MathewsBells – Frank MyersLute – John EstabrookPsaltery – William LindleyViol [Treble Viol] – Lawrence SelmanWritten-By – Perotin
Two Instrumental Motets
A2.1	In Seculum Viellatoris Hoquet Percussion – John EstabrookPsaltery – William LindleyRecorder [Soprano Recorder] – Frank Myers, Lawrence SelmanRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William MathewsWritten-By – Anon.
A2.2	In Seculum Viellatoris Percussion – John EstabrookPsaltery – William LindleyRecorder [Soprano Recorder] – Frank Myers, Lawrence SelmanRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William MathewsWritten-By – Anon.
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A3	Maienzeit Psaltery – William Lindley*Viol [Treble Viol] – Lawrence SelmanWritten-By – Neidhart von Reuental
A4	Kalenda Maya Alto Recorder, Recorder [Bass Recorder] – William MathewsCrumhorn [Soprano Krummhorn] – Frank MyersTambourine [Tambourin A Cordes] – John EstabrookViol [Bass Viol] – William LindleyViol [Treble Viol], Recorder [Sopranino Recorder] – Lawrence SelmanWritten-By – Raimboult de Vaquieras
A5	Sanctus Et Aeternus Deus Percussion, Lute – John EstabrookRecorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank Myers, William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*
A6	Alleluya - Alma Jam Ad Gaudia Crumhorn [Alto Krummhorn] – Frank MyersCrumhorn [Tenor Krummhorn] – Lawrence Selman, William Mathews
A7	En Amer A Douce Vie Alto Recorder – Lawrence SelmanPercussion – William LindleyRecorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank MyersRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – John Estabrook, William Mathews*Written-By – Guillaume de Machaut
A8	I'Priego Amor Crumhorn [Soprano Krummhorn] – Frank MyersLute – John EstabrookRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – William Lindley*Viol [Treble Viol] – Lawrence SelmanWritten-By – Francesco Landini
A9	De Toutes Flours Lute – John EstabrookRecorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank Myers, William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*Written-By – Guillaume de Machaut
A10	O Maria Virgo Pia Bells – Frank MyersLute – John EstabrookPsaltery – William LindleyRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William Mathews*Viol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman
A11	Ma Tredol Rosignol Instruments [Alto Kortholt] – Frank MyersLute – John EstabrookRecorder [Soprano Recorder] – Lawrence Selman, William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – William Lindley*Written-By – Borlet
B1	Almande Poussinghe Cittern – John EstabrookPercussion – Frank MyersRecorder [Soprano Recorder], Alto Recorder – Lawrence SelmanShawm [Alto Shawm] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – William Lindley*
B2	Nun Fanget An Ein Guts Liedlein Recorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank MyersRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William LindleyWritten-By – Hans Leo Hassler
B3.1	Schöns Mädlein, Murr Nur Nit Crumhorn [Soprano Krummhorn] – Frank MyersCrumhorn [Tenor Krummhorn] – William MathewsRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – John EstabrookViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*Written-By – Malchinger
B3.2	Mich Hat Gross Leid Umgeben Crumhorn [Soprano Krummhorn] – Frank MyersCrumhorn [Tenor Krummhorn] – William MathewsRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – John EstabrookViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*Written-By – Johannes Sies
B4	Ronde - Hupfauf - Ronde Crumhorn [Soprano Krummhorn], Percussion – Frank MyersLute – John EstabrookRecorder [Bass Recorder] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*
B5	Mrs. Nichols Almand Cornett [Mute Cornett] – William MathewsLute – John EstabrookRecorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank MyersViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*Written-By – John Dowland
B6	Report Upon "When Shall My Sorrowful Sighing Slack" Lute – John EstabrookRecorder [Bass Recorder] – Frank MyersRecorder [Tenor Recorder] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*Written-By – John Black
B7	Two Branles De Bourgoigne Alto Recorder – Lawrence SelmanCittern – John EstabrookCrumhorn [Bass Krummhorn] – Frank MyersShawm [Alto Shawm] – William MathewsViol [Bass Viol] – William Lindley*
B8	Conquest Of Summer Over Winter Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – Frank Myers, William MathewsTambourine [Tambourin A Cordes] – John EstabrookViol [Bass Viol] – Lawrence Selman, William LindleyWritten-By – Jacobo da Bologna

Credits

Conductor – Lawrence Selman
Performer [The Festival Consort] – Frank Myers*, John Estabrook, Lawrence Selman, William Lindley*, William Mathews*
Recorded By, Engineer – Jack K. Williams

Notes

Recording dates: February 2 and June 8, 1969.
Recording engineer: Jack K. Williams; Custom Fidelity, Inc.

A1: Perotin (fl. ca. 1183)
A2: Anon. (13th century)
A3: Neidhart von Reuental (ca. 1180-1240)
A4: Raimboult de Vaquieras (fl. 1180-1207)
A5: Worcester Ms. (14th century)
A6: Worcester Ms.
A7: Guillaume de Machaut (ca. 1300-1377)
A8: Francesco Landini (1325-1397)
A10: Worcester Ms.
A11: Borlet (fl. late 14th cent.)
B1: From the collection of Pierre Phalese, 1573
B2: Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612)
B3: Both from Peter Shöffer's Liederbuch, 1513
B4: From the collection of Tielman Susato, 1551
B5: John Dowland (1563-1626)
B6: John Black (16th cent.)
B7: From the collection of Jacques Moderne, 16th cent.
B8: Jacobo da Bologna (fl. 1350)