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Introduction,
Biographies, Track details,
Audio files, Reviews
(1)
VENI EMANUEL
(French, 15th. cent)
SUSSEX CAROL
(English, traditional)
Gemshorns, Lyre, Psaltery, Portative Organ.
3min. 39sec.
(2) THE ANGEL GABRIEL
(Basque, traditional)
Recorders, Bass Gemshorn.
1min. 28sec.
(3) THE COMING
OF THE MAGI
(David Marshall, 2002)
PERSONENT HODIE
(German, 14th. cent)
Recorders, Double Reedpipe, two Soprano Rauschpfeifen, Alto Rauschpfeife,
Mediæval Straight Trumpet, Gong, Cup Bells, Timbrel, Tabors.
4min. 34sec.
(4) ANGELS FROM THE REALMS OF GLORY
(French, traditional)
DING DONG MERRILY
(French, 16th. cent)
Recorders, Portative Organ, Cup Bells, Tabor, Claves.
4min. 33sec.
(5) GUILLO PRANS
TON TAMBOURIN
(Provençal, traditional)
Guillo, take up your little drum!
Pipe & Tabor, Recorders, Tenor Cornamuse.
3min. 01sec.
(6) GABRIEL FRAM
HEVEN-KING
(English, 14th. cent)
Mediæval Trumpet, Voices, Recorder, Mediæval Fiddle, Tabor.
2min. 43sec.
(7) VOULES AUSI
LA VERITA?
(Provençal, 16th. cent)
Would you learn the truth?
IN DULCI JUBILO
(German, 14th. cent)
Shepherd's Bagpipe, Hornpipe, Recorders, Tabor, Claves, Pellet Bells.
4min. 12sec.
(8) NOSTO DAMO
AQUESTO NIUE
(Avignon, 16th. cent)
Our Lady will help us!
RIU RIU CHIU
(Spanish, 16th. cent)
Soprano, Alto & Bass Gemshorns, Cup Bells, Voice, Mediæval Fiddle,
Arabic Lute, small Shawm, Recorders, Goblet Drum, Handclap.
4min. 51sec.
(9) PASTRE PLACAS
VOSTE TROUPÈU
(Provençal, 16th. cent)
Shepherds calm your flocks
COURRÈS BREGADO
(Provençal, 16th. cent)
Hasten joyful band!
Two Flutes, Lyre, Cymbalum, Voices, small Reedpipe, Garklein Recorder,
Cittern, large Tabor, Claves.
4min. 41sec.
(10) QUAN LI BERGIÉ
(Provençal, 16th. cent)
When the shepherds
Brittany Bagpipe, small Reedpipe, Long Drum.
2min. 39sec.
(11) PAVEN (The
Joys of Christmas)
GALLIARD (The Merry Robin)
(David Marshall, 2002)
Sopranino & two Alto Recorders, Basset Recorder, Tenor Kortholt, Tabor,
Timbrel, Pellet Bells Shaker.
3min. 19sec.
(12) ENTRY of THE
WAYTES
(David Marshall, 1995)
FANFARE: "Wassail"
A BRUEGEL CHRISTMAS
(David Marshall, 2002)
Soprano Recorder, Tenor Crumhorn, two Soprano Rauschpfeifen, Alto Rauschpfeife,
Mediæval Trumpet, Tabors, Timbrel, two Rumblepots.
Rumblepots appear
to have been a favourite with the painter Bruegel! This joke
instrument is still associated with Christmas festivities in certain parts
of Europe.
4min. 03sec.
(13) GOOD KING
WENCESLAS
(Piæ Cantiones, 1582)
Recorders, two Soprano Rauschpfeifen, Alto Rauschpfeife, Tabors, Claves.
THE SEVEN JOYS OF MARY
(English, traditional)
Voices, Recorders, Tenor Crumhorn, Renaissance Fiddle, Xylophone, Tabor,
Claves.
4min. 46sec.
(14) GLOUCESTERSHIRE
WASSAIL
(English, traditional)
Voices, Recorders, small Reedpipe, Soprano Shawm, Cittern, Tabor, Claves.
COME TO THE MANGER
(David Marshall, 1987)
Hümmelchen Bagpipe, Soprano Cornamuse, Tenor Cornamuse, Tabor.
5min. 49sec.
(15) LA FUGIDO
EN EGITO
(Provençal, 16th. cent)
The Flight into Egypt
Voice, Taborpipe, Soprano & Tenor Gemshorns, String Drum, large Tabor.
3min. 31sec.
(16) COVENTRY CAROL
(English, 15/16th. cent)
Soprano, Alto, Tenor Gemshorns, Mediæval Trumpet.
2min. 18sec.
Total playing time: 60.41
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