Pantagruel--Elizium-2006-i8

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
i8
Size
102,25 MB
Files
11
Date
2006-10-10

NFO

      a r t i s t : Pantagruel
        t i t l e : Elizium
          d a t e : 2006
        l a b e l : Totentanz
        g e n r e : Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : Oct/2006
      t r a c k s : 11
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 102,2 MB

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     Formed in 2002, Pantagruel have been delighting audiences
     across Europe with their semi-staged performances of
     renaissance music. Hannah Morrison's pure and sweet voyce
     combined with citterns, gitterns, lutes and flutes played by
     Dominik Schneider & Mark Wheeler bring to life the passionate
     music of a distant age.

     Pantagruel, the hero of Francois Rabelaiss 1532 Novel, with
     his motto do, what thou wilt is the fitting name for an
     ensemble that is not afraid to explore innovative ideas of
     performance and presentation. Combining painstaking
     musicological research with their experience in classical
     music, rock music, jazz, theatre and dance, their performances
     expand classical concert conventions by using renaissance
     practices of medley, improvisation and  gesture.

     2003 saw the debut of "Eliza is the fairest queen" a program
     of Elizabethan ballads, Ayres and Dances, to great critical
     acclaim, which has since seen over forty performances in
     Germany, Holland and England. In May 2005 they were invited to
     perform a lecture recital with the renowned harpist Andrew
     Lawrence-King (Harp Consort, Hesperion XX, etc) at Kloster
     Michaelstein, Germany.

     In September 2005 they embarked on an extensive tour which
     included performances at the Muenster Baroque Festival,
     Utrecht early music festival and concerts in England including
     Exeter Cathedral and the English Lute society where they had
     also performed the year before to great critical acclaim.

     The ensemble is presently working on a new concert program
     entitled "The Golden age restor'd" which will concentrate on
     Jacobean stage music, recieving its premiere in June 2006 at
     the National Portrait Gallery in London.

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      01-come liue with me and be my loue                       [03:24]
      02-eliza is the fairest queen                             [07:19]
      03-joy to the person of my love                           [05:28]
      04-daphne                                                 [07:57]
      05-o thou silver thames                                   [07:08]
      06-far angel of england                                   [05:11]
      07-the buzzeinge bee's complaynt                          [07:38]
      08-ale & tobacco                                          [06:47]
      09-what first did breake thee                             [05:13]
      10-a late regrate of leirning to love                     [10:33]
      11-ring out your bells!                                   [07:46]
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                                                                 74:24 min

Files

PathSize
01-pantagruel--come_liue_with_me_and_be_my_loue.mp34,72 MB
02-pantagruel--eliza_is_the_fairest_queen.mp310,14 MB
03-pantagruel--joy_to_the_person_of_my_love.mp37,49 MB
04-pantagruel--daphne.mp310,86 MB
05-pantagruel--o_thou_silver_thames.mp310,01 MB
06-pantagruel--far_angel_of_england.mp36,99 MB
07-pantagruel--the_buzzeinge_bees_complaynt.mp310,53 MB
08-pantagruel--ale_and_tobacco.mp39,91 MB
09-pantagruel--what_first_did_breake_thee.mp37,20 MB
10-pantagruel--a_late_regrate_of_leirning_to_love.mp314,59 MB
11-pantagruel--ring_out_your_bells.mp39,81 MB