Jordi Savall, Hespèrion XXI - Le Royaume oublié (2010)
BAND/ARTIST: Jordi Savall, Hespèrion XXI
- Title: Le Royaume oublié
- Year Of Release: 2010
- Label: Alia Vox
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 03:49:01
- Total Size: 1.2 Gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
CD 1
1. Musique Bulgare – Taksim & DanceTrad. 05:11
2. Veri dulcis in tempore – Anonymous, Codex of 1010 03:57
3. Plainte Instrumentale I (Drums & Duduk) 01:16
4. Les Trois Principes, alef, mem, shin (Cabbalistic text from the Book of Creation) 06:56
5. Reis glorios Instrumental (Drums, Bells, Medieval harp) 01:12
6. Paire sant – Text recited in Occitan 00:22
7. En to stavro pares tosa –Anonymous Byzantine chant 03:11
8. Fanfare de Croisade (Instr.) 02:11
9. Taksim & Andalusi Dance Mawachah Chamoulo – Anonymous 04:49
10. Instrumental lament II (Duduk & Kaval) 01:48
11. Pos de chantar, Cançon– Guilhem de Peitieu 06:05
12. A chantar m’er de so – Countess (Beatritz) of Dia 06:52
13. Letter from Eberwin of Steinfeld to Bernard of Clairvaux – Recited text 02:20
14. Mentem meam ledit dolor – Anonymous 07:01
15. Ave generosa (Inst.) – Hildegarde von Bingen 03:51
16. Consolament (Cathar prayer) – Recited and sung text 00:50
17. Funeral march (Drums) 00:55
18. Heu miser (Instr.) 00:43
19. A per pauc de chantar – Peire Vidal 03:53
20. Innocent III is Pope (1198-1216). Bells / “Publicains” are burned at Troyes. Drums 01:00
21. Chant de la Sybille Occitaine “Ell jorn del judizi” – Anonymous 14:32
CD 2
1. Fanfare (Treble shawm) 01:00
2. Ego enim scio… – Recited text 00:47
3. Quant ai lo mon consirat – Anonymous 05:24
4. Mot era dous e plazens – Giraut de Bornelh 07:55
5. E l’abas de Cistels. Vers. 4 – William of Tudela 04:12
6. Innocent III proclaims the first Crusade in Christian lands - "Nous exhortons" – Recited text 03:00
7. Cant l’apostolis saub. Vers 5 – William of Tudela 03:52
8. Fanfares and battle calls (Inst.) 01:01
9. Le barnatges de Fransa. Vers 21 – William of Tudela 04:50
10. Quascus plor e planh – Guilhem Augier Novella / Giraut de Bornelh 07:32
11. Lavaurs fon tan fortz vila. Vers 68 – William of Tudela 05:24
12. Cruciferi ex precepto… –Recited text 01:43
13. Vai, Hugonet, ses bistensa – Raimon de Miraval 04:54
14. Chanson addressed to Peter II of Aragon : "Bel m’es qu’ieu chant e coindei" – Raimon de Miraval 05:30
15. Aissi cum es genser Pascors – Raimon de Miraval 05:37
16. L’Epictafi de S. de Montfort. Vers 208 – Anonymous Chanson 03:25
17. D’un sirventes far – Guilhem Figueira 07:05
CD 3
1. Fanfare (Inst.) 01:20
2. Clergue si fan pastor – Peire Cardenal 05:40
3. Instrumental lament (Duduk & Kaval) 01:45
4. Legalisation of torture in the Papal Bull "Ad exstirpanda" – Recited text 03:14
5. Un sirventes novel vueill comensar – Peire Cardenal 04:56
6. Beliche (Stampitta) 03:56
7. Del tot vey remaner valor – Guilhem Montanhagol 06:20
8. Planctus “Lavandose le mane” (Inst.) mss.Rossi 03:13
9. Pater Noster – Cathar prayer 01:55
10. Tartarassa ni voutor – Peire Cardenal 04:41
11. Audi pontus, audi tellus – Anonymous (Las Huelgas) 04:03
12. El Rey de Francia – Anonymous (Sephardic) 05:31
13. Preaching of Père Autier : "Il n’est pas étonnant…" – Recited text 00:34
14. Marche funèbre (Drum) 00:51
15. No puesc sofrir la dolor (Inst.) Giraut de Borneill 02:30
16. Instrumental lament III (Duduk and drum) 01:09
17. Audi, bénigne – Anonymous/Dufay 03:42
18. Ballade de la Pucelle 03:16
19. O crudele suplicium. Planctus 04:11
20. Taksim & Makām-ı Saba uşūleş Çenber 04:05
21. Instrumental lament IV (Kaval, bells & drums) 02:12
22. O très piteulx de tout espoir fontaine – Guillaume Dufay 04:27
23. Si ay perdut mon saber – Ponç d’Ortafà / J. Savall 03:24
Performers:
La Capela Reial de Catalunya
Hespèrion XXI
Jordi Savall
Pilar Jiménez Sánchez
Manuel Forcano
Anne Brenon
Martín Alvira Cabrer
David Renaker
Sergi Grau Torras
CD 1
1. Musique Bulgare – Taksim & DanceTrad. 05:11
2. Veri dulcis in tempore – Anonymous, Codex of 1010 03:57
3. Plainte Instrumentale I (Drums & Duduk) 01:16
4. Les Trois Principes, alef, mem, shin (Cabbalistic text from the Book of Creation) 06:56
5. Reis glorios Instrumental (Drums, Bells, Medieval harp) 01:12
6. Paire sant – Text recited in Occitan 00:22
7. En to stavro pares tosa –Anonymous Byzantine chant 03:11
8. Fanfare de Croisade (Instr.) 02:11
9. Taksim & Andalusi Dance Mawachah Chamoulo – Anonymous 04:49
10. Instrumental lament II (Duduk & Kaval) 01:48
11. Pos de chantar, Cançon– Guilhem de Peitieu 06:05
12. A chantar m’er de so – Countess (Beatritz) of Dia 06:52
13. Letter from Eberwin of Steinfeld to Bernard of Clairvaux – Recited text 02:20
14. Mentem meam ledit dolor – Anonymous 07:01
15. Ave generosa (Inst.) – Hildegarde von Bingen 03:51
16. Consolament (Cathar prayer) – Recited and sung text 00:50
17. Funeral march (Drums) 00:55
18. Heu miser (Instr.) 00:43
19. A per pauc de chantar – Peire Vidal 03:53
20. Innocent III is Pope (1198-1216). Bells / “Publicains” are burned at Troyes. Drums 01:00
21. Chant de la Sybille Occitaine “Ell jorn del judizi” – Anonymous 14:32
CD 2
1. Fanfare (Treble shawm) 01:00
2. Ego enim scio… – Recited text 00:47
3. Quant ai lo mon consirat – Anonymous 05:24
4. Mot era dous e plazens – Giraut de Bornelh 07:55
5. E l’abas de Cistels. Vers. 4 – William of Tudela 04:12
6. Innocent III proclaims the first Crusade in Christian lands - "Nous exhortons" – Recited text 03:00
7. Cant l’apostolis saub. Vers 5 – William of Tudela 03:52
8. Fanfares and battle calls (Inst.) 01:01
9. Le barnatges de Fransa. Vers 21 – William of Tudela 04:50
10. Quascus plor e planh – Guilhem Augier Novella / Giraut de Bornelh 07:32
11. Lavaurs fon tan fortz vila. Vers 68 – William of Tudela 05:24
12. Cruciferi ex precepto… –Recited text 01:43
13. Vai, Hugonet, ses bistensa – Raimon de Miraval 04:54
14. Chanson addressed to Peter II of Aragon : "Bel m’es qu’ieu chant e coindei" – Raimon de Miraval 05:30
15. Aissi cum es genser Pascors – Raimon de Miraval 05:37
16. L’Epictafi de S. de Montfort. Vers 208 – Anonymous Chanson 03:25
17. D’un sirventes far – Guilhem Figueira 07:05
CD 3
1. Fanfare (Inst.) 01:20
2. Clergue si fan pastor – Peire Cardenal 05:40
3. Instrumental lament (Duduk & Kaval) 01:45
4. Legalisation of torture in the Papal Bull "Ad exstirpanda" – Recited text 03:14
5. Un sirventes novel vueill comensar – Peire Cardenal 04:56
6. Beliche (Stampitta) 03:56
7. Del tot vey remaner valor – Guilhem Montanhagol 06:20
8. Planctus “Lavandose le mane” (Inst.) mss.Rossi 03:13
9. Pater Noster – Cathar prayer 01:55
10. Tartarassa ni voutor – Peire Cardenal 04:41
11. Audi pontus, audi tellus – Anonymous (Las Huelgas) 04:03
12. El Rey de Francia – Anonymous (Sephardic) 05:31
13. Preaching of Père Autier : "Il n’est pas étonnant…" – Recited text 00:34
14. Marche funèbre (Drum) 00:51
15. No puesc sofrir la dolor (Inst.) Giraut de Borneill 02:30
16. Instrumental lament III (Duduk and drum) 01:09
17. Audi, bénigne – Anonymous/Dufay 03:42
18. Ballade de la Pucelle 03:16
19. O crudele suplicium. Planctus 04:11
20. Taksim & Makām-ı Saba uşūleş Çenber 04:05
21. Instrumental lament IV (Kaval, bells & drums) 02:12
22. O très piteulx de tout espoir fontaine – Guillaume Dufay 04:27
23. Si ay perdut mon saber – Ponç d’Ortafà / J. Savall 03:24
Performers:
La Capela Reial de Catalunya
Hespèrion XXI
Jordi Savall
Pilar Jiménez Sánchez
Manuel Forcano
Anne Brenon
Martín Alvira Cabrer
David Renaker
Sergi Grau Torras
Catharism was the name given to a Christian religious sect that appeared in the Languedoc region of what is now southern France and flourished in the 12th and 13th centuries. The Cathars saw matter as intrinsically evil. They denied that Jesus could become incarnate and still be the son of God and thus, the Catholic Church regarded the sect as dangerously heretical. Faced with what they saw as a rapidly spreading cancer, the Church called for a crusade, which was carried out by knights from Northern France and Germany and was known as the Albigensian Crusade. This campaign, and the inquisition that followed it, eradicated the Cathars completely. It also had the effect of weakening the semi- independent southern principalities in the area, ultimately bringing them under direct control of the King of France. Occitania, once a crossroads of many cultures, was one of the victims of the Albigensian Crusade. Occitania s refined culture culminated in the troubadour tradition, which subsequently spread to Italy, Spain and Greece. Related movements sprang up throughout Europe: the Minnesingers in Germany, trovadorismo in Galicia and Portugal and the trouvères in northern France. On this album, Jordi Savall not only explores the classical period of the troubadour school from around the turn of the 13th century, but also provides us with a comprehensive historical and artistic background of this Golden Age. It is time we remembered this forgotten kingdom where much of what we call Western culture was incubated.
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