Gardens of Delight
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Label: First Hand Records
Cat No: FHR068
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 11th January 2019
Contents
Works
Ad rose titulumDer winter will hin weichen
La rosa enflorese
Laude novella sia cantata
O virgo pia, Lis ne glai, Amat
Plus bele que flor, Quant revient et fuelle et flor, L'autrier joer m'en alai, Flos
Pues que tu reyna del cielo
Rosa das rosas
There is no rose
Unter den Linden
Ave generosa
Ordo Virtutum
De toutes flours
Un fior gentil m'apparse
Artists
The TellingWorks
Ad rose titulumDer winter will hin weichen
La rosa enflorese
Laude novella sia cantata
O virgo pia, Lis ne glai, Amat
Plus bele que flor, Quant revient et fuelle et flor, L'autrier joer m'en alai, Flos
Pues que tu reyna del cielo
Rosa das rosas
There is no rose
Unter den Linden
Ave generosa
Ordo Virtutum
De toutes flours
Un fior gentil m'apparse
Artists
The TellingAbout
References to lilies and roses and many other flowers abound in both secular and sacred texts that were set to music from across European medieval repertoire from the 12th to the early 15th century. These two flowers in particular provided a rich symbolism: lilies represented purity and brightness in a sacred context and roses are often used to represent love, either secular or sacred. Both flowers were strongly associated with the Virgin Mary – the lily particularly is associated with the annunciation, the biblical scene in which the Angel Gabriel appears to Mary to announce that she will give birth. Countless paintings and altarpieces show Gabriel presenting a lily to Mary for example.
The Telling has a growing reputation for creating intimate, staged concerts to bring medieval music off the page and reach wider audiences. Formed in 2009, The Telling draw from a pool of leading musicians who perform for the Society of Strange & Ancient Instruments, I Fagiolini, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Carnival Band and The Dufay Collective
The Telling:
- Leah Stuttard (medieval harp, frame drum, voice)
- Clare Norburn (voice)
- Ariane Prussner (voice)
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