Jürg Kindle - Renaissance: European Lute Masters of the 16th Century (2020)
BAND/ARTIST: Jürg Kindle
- Title: Renaissance: European Lute Masters of the 16th Century
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: Jürg Kindle
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 00:51:27
- Total Size: 199 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Come Away
02. Walking in a Country Town
03. Earl of Essex, His Galliard
04. Mrs. Vaux's Jig
05. A Fancy VI
06. Basse Danse / Recoupe / Tordion
07. Canción Del Emperador
08. Fantasia XIV
09. Greensleeves
10. A Fancy II
11. Lachrimae, Or Seven Tears
12. Präambel
13. Nach Willen Dein
14. Hie Folget Ein Welscher Tantz
15. Der Hupff Auff
16. La Compagna
17. Alman
18. Bony Sweet Boy
19. A Fancy VII
20. Kemp's Jig
21. Fantasia XIII
22. Fantasia XI
23. Heigh Ho Holiday
The beginning of fingerstyle!
In the Renaissance era, the lute was the most popular instrument in the Western world. It became the symbol of the magic and power of music. The lute was the instrument of kings and queens, playing the sublime music of great composers. The lute was heard in the theatre in the incidental music of Shakespeare’s plays. And the lute was heard by common people, playing the popular tunes of the day in pubs and on street corners.
About this time, lute players began to abandon the plectrum and pluck the lute with their fingertips. This made it possible to play two, three or even four lines of music simultaneously. With this revolution in playing technique, the lute’s potential for expressivity and shading with delicate nuances of color were revealed, and its popularity increased dramatically. The lute became the perfect solo instrument for the age, as well as an ideal accompaniment for the voice and a regular member of ensembles.
01. Come Away
02. Walking in a Country Town
03. Earl of Essex, His Galliard
04. Mrs. Vaux's Jig
05. A Fancy VI
06. Basse Danse / Recoupe / Tordion
07. Canción Del Emperador
08. Fantasia XIV
09. Greensleeves
10. A Fancy II
11. Lachrimae, Or Seven Tears
12. Präambel
13. Nach Willen Dein
14. Hie Folget Ein Welscher Tantz
15. Der Hupff Auff
16. La Compagna
17. Alman
18. Bony Sweet Boy
19. A Fancy VII
20. Kemp's Jig
21. Fantasia XIII
22. Fantasia XI
23. Heigh Ho Holiday
The beginning of fingerstyle!
In the Renaissance era, the lute was the most popular instrument in the Western world. It became the symbol of the magic and power of music. The lute was the instrument of kings and queens, playing the sublime music of great composers. The lute was heard in the theatre in the incidental music of Shakespeare’s plays. And the lute was heard by common people, playing the popular tunes of the day in pubs and on street corners.
About this time, lute players began to abandon the plectrum and pluck the lute with their fingertips. This made it possible to play two, three or even four lines of music simultaneously. With this revolution in playing technique, the lute’s potential for expressivity and shading with delicate nuances of color were revealed, and its popularity increased dramatically. The lute became the perfect solo instrument for the age, as well as an ideal accompaniment for the voice and a regular member of ensembles.
Year 2020 | Classical | Instrumental | FLAC / APE
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