Parle qui veut: Moralizing Songs of the Middle Ages
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Label: Linn
Cat No: CKD529
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 20th October 2017
Contents
Works
Hont paurO pensieri vani
Parle qui veut
Pour che que je ne puis
Va, Fortune
Ligiadra donna
Dal traditor
Angnel son biancho
Perche vendetta far or non si po'
Musica son / Gia furon / Ciascun vuol
Il megli' e pur tacere
La basile
Cacciando per gustar / Ay cinci, ay toppi
Artists
Sollazzo EnsembleWorks
Hont paurO pensieri vani
Parle qui veut
Pour che que je ne puis
Va, Fortune
Ligiadra donna
Dal traditor
Angnel son biancho
Perche vendetta far or non si po'
Musica son / Gia furon / Ciascun vuol
Il megli' e pur tacere
La basile
Cacciando per gustar / Ay cinci, ay toppi
Artists
Sollazzo EnsembleAbout
On Parle qui veut the performers embrace the exuberant style of flourishing melodies which was fashionable in the north of Italy in the fourteenth century. In contrast, a different kind of expressivity is required for the sober and succinct aesthetic of the works with French provenance. Sollazzo creates a pure, bright sound, enhanced by the songs’ incredibly open textures and the use of the rarely heard Pythagorean temperament.
All in all, this represents a remarkable debut.
Since forming in Basle in 2014 Sollazzo Ensemble has been supported by the ‘eeemerging’ (Emerging European Ensembles) programme which has seen them perform across Europe; concerts in France, Germany, Switzerland, UK and Italy are planned for 2017. The ensemble is directed by fiddle player Anna Danilevskaia and brings together musicians with a strong interest in late medieval and early renaissance repertoires.
In 2014 Sollazzo won Vier Jahreszeiten, an internal chamber music competition of the Schola Cantorum in cooperation with the foundation August Pickhardt. The following year Sollazzo won the York Early Music International Young Artists Prize, as well as being rewarded by the public with the Friends of York Early Music Festival Prize, and in addition to that won the Cambridge Early Music Prize.
‘It is not just a question of technical brilliance but just as much that sense of engagement with the audience as well as each other.’ – The York Press
‘...they brought alive the music of the early 15th-century as never before...their palpable enjoyment was irresistible.’ – Gazette & Herald
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