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Poissance d’amours - Mystics, monks and minstrels in 13th-century Brabant - Björn Schmelzer

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Poissance d’amours - Mystics, monks and minstrels in 13th-century Brabant - Björn Schmelzer
DDD | TT: 77:08 | APE (EAC Rip) + CUE | covers | 355 Mb
NEW !!! Recorded at the Dominican Church of Leuven (Belgium) in February 2008



TRACKS: works by - Hildegard von Bingen / Goswin de Bossut / Hadewijch van Brabant / Henri III de Brabant / Tassin / Carasaus / Gillebert de Berneville / Perrin d’Angicourt / Jehan Erart & plainchant from the Villers and Nazareth Abbeys.
CONDUCTOR: Bjorn Schmelzer
ARTISTS: Graindelavoix

Background: Björn Schmelzer and Graindelavoix’s third recording for Glossa features the flourishing economic and cultural environs of 13th-century Brabant: covering the areas of Brussels, Antwerp and the present day Belgian provinces of Vlaams and Walloon Brabant as well as Noord-Brabant in The Netherlands.

An integral part of this new project - uniting three broad groups active in Brabant, mystics, monks and minstrels - is where it was recorded: the Dominican Church in Leuven, where Schmelzer considers much of this music may have been performed. Constructed following the model of the Sainte Chapelle in Paris, the church retains an acoustic unchanged by the passing of time and provides a fascinating musical account of an important region in the 13th century, hitherto neglected on record.


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