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| Early Music Festival / David Munrow, Early Music Consort | 
 enlarge | Artists: Antonio Zaccara Da Teramo, Giovanni Da Firenze, Lorenzo Da Firenze, Jacopo Da Bologna, Claudio Monteverdi, Luca Marenzio, Cristofano Malvezzi, Emilio De' Cavalieri, Costanzo Festa, Bartolomeo Tromboncino, Giovanni Domenico Del Giovane Da Nola, Marchetto Cara, David Munrow, John Beckett, James Bowman, Nigel Rogers, Martin Hill, John Frost, Janita Noorman, Grayston Burgess
Creators: Francesco Landini, Anonymous, Magister Piero, Italian Anonymous
Label: Decca
Category: Music
List Price: $17.98
Buy New: $12.70
You Save: $5.28 (29%)
Buy New/Used from $7.65
Avg. Customer Rating:  (4 reviews)
Sales Rank: 66401
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 452967
UPC: 028945296722
EAN: 0028945296722
ASIN: B000009DFX
Release Date: July 14, 1998
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Ecca la primavera | | • | Lamento di Tristano | | • | Giuinta vaga bilta | | • | Questa fanciull'amor | | • | Trotto | | • | De! dinmi tu | | • | Con dolce brama | | • | Due saltarelli | | • | Rosetta | | • | Quan ye voy le duc | | • | Cara mie donna | | • | La bionda trecca | | • | La Manfredina | | • | Donna 'l tuo partimento | | • | Chon bracchi assai | | • | Istampita Ghaetta | | • | Da, da, a chi avaregia | | • | Fenice fu' e vissi | | • | Biance flour |
Disc 2
| • | Music For Ferdinando de' Medici: Toccata ('Orfeo') | | • | Secondo intermedio: Sinfonia | | • | Secondo intermedio: Belle ne fe' natura | | • | Secondo intermedio: Chi dal delfino | | • | Secondo intermedio: Se nelle voci nostre | | • | Secondo intermedio: O figlie di Piero | | • | Sesto intermedio: Dal vago e bel sereno | | • | Sesto intermedio: O qual risplende nube | | • | Sesto intermedio: Godi turba mortal | | • | Sesto intermedio: O fortunato giorno | | • | Sesto intermedio: O che nuovo miracolo | | • | Quando ritrova | | • | Allemana-ripresa: Quando ritrova | | • | Io son l'occello | | • | Pavana 'La cornetta' | | • | Gagliarda 'Giorgio' | | • | Tri ciechi siamo | | • | Io non compro | | • | Ahime sospiri | | • | Pavana 'Forze d'Ercole' | | • | Orsu, orsu, car' Signori | | • | Pavana 'El colognese' | | • | Dance Songs: Era di Maggio | | • | Dance Songs: El marchese di Salluzzo | | • | Dance Songs: In questo ballo | | • | Dance Songs: Noi ci vogliam' partire | | • | Dance Songs: Bussa la porta | | • | Dance Songs: La pastorella | | • | Dance Songs: E su quel monte | | • | Dance Songs: Maggio valente | | • | Dance Songs: Sorella mia piacente |
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| Customer Reviews:
Ahh, Florence!! October 13, 2002
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
Italian culture during the period from the 14th to the 16th centuries was a whirlwind of developing literature and art, and during this period of history Florence was a political and cultural center to rival Milan or Verona.
I love medieval and renaissance music. They are the "roots" of the great classics centuries later. One does not cultivate a complete education of art by studying only such Masters as Van Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, Dali etc. So it is with fine music.
These CD's contain examples of Florentine musical composition from the 1300's and 1500's. The first CD, performed by David Munrow and the Early Music Consort, covers compositions from the 1300's, with many of the works of Francesco Landini, the most prolific Florentine composer of this period. The second covers music from the 1500's and is performed by John Beckett and the Musica Reservata. Here we can see the early development of both symphonic structure and opera.
Both discs are wonderful examples of different periods in the history of musical development, and performed by different conductors and artists. Therefore a comparison between the two is unfair and misplaced. David Munrow and the Early Music Consort are superb, as I have always found them to be, and John Beckett and the Musica Reservata are equally enjoyable.
If you appreciate early music you will find this recording to be a fantastic addition to your collection, and perhaps the definitive collection of early Italian music. If you are unfamiliar with early music or with Italian Renaissance music then these CD's would be a wonderful introduction.
Best Italian Renaissance disc available. June 27, 2002
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
This re-issue of recordings from the early 70's by the Early Music Consort Of London is,in my opinion,the best recordings of Italian Renaissance works.It is the favorite of my eary music discs,and includes music treasures from 14th and 16th century Florence. Great listening on both discs,and worth the money!
 Munrow is magnificent November 20, 2001
15 out of 15 found this review helpful
The first disc in this collection is delightful. David Munrow's recorder is a genuine treat. The vocal parts blend well and create a festive atmosphere. The Early Music Consort of London offer a splendid performance. By contrast, the second disc, which features Musica Reservata, is a bit disappointing. Two of the solo voices on disc two are harsh, detracting from an otherwise pleasant recording. They may fairly represent the performing style of sixteenth century Florence, but that is small consolation for the twentieth century ear. Nonetheless, the virtues of the first disc are sufficient to warrant purchasing this collection. Munrow is magnificent.
boccacio would be proud April 23, 2000
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
this is a superb recording of early music it is well performed and played. the first cd is all music from the 1300,s and the second is from the 1500,s if you like the kind of music this is the cd to get well worth it.
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