Performer: Qualia Trio
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Carpe Diem
Release: 2012
Size: 679 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
01. Brumel, A: Tandernac
02. Agricola, A: Gaudeamus omnes in Domino
03. Ramos de Pareja: Mundus et musica et totus concentus
04. Tinctoris: Le souvenir
05. Tinctoris: D’ung aultre amer
06. Tinctoris: De tous biens playne
07. Tinctoris: Elaes Abrayam
08. anon.: Kyrie [Codex Segovia, 16th century]
09. anon.: Gloria [Codex Segovia, 16th century]
10. anon.: Canon. Undecim Apostoli Secuti Sunt Petrum
11. Canon. Undecim Apostoli Secuti Sunt Petrum: Canon: Undecim Apostoli Secuti Sunt Petrum [Codex Segovia, 16th century]0
12. Ebreo da Pesaro: La Spagna – Falla con misuras
13. Agricola, A: Allez, regretz
14. Agricola, A: Comme femme
15. anon.: Ave Sanctissima Maria [Codex Segovia, 16th century]
16. Tinctoris: Aleluya
17. Agricola, A: Caecus non iudicat de coloribus
18. Caecus non iudicat de coloribus: Cecus non iudicat de coloribus
19. Tinctoris: Tout a par moy
20. Compère: Beaulte damours
21. Agricola, A: Princesse de toute beaulte
22. Compère: Le grant desir d’aymer m’y tient
Qualia Trio:
Lambert Colson,
Anna Danilevskaia,
Christophe Deslignes
On their first CD, Qualia presents a collection of polyphonic music from late medieval sources, especially from manuscripts around the year 1500.
In a very short period of time around the turn of the 15th century, the European music culture changed from the ancient phytagoreic to meantone temperament and created some astounding, highly complex and intellectually as well as musically challenging works, taking inspiration from both old and modern musical influences.
Qualia lets the listener immerse into an almost alien musical world, into the deep roots and sources of being of European music history, which in today’s perception is almost lost completely.