Concordian Dawn - Medieval Song From Aristotle To Opera - Import CD

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Concordian Dawn

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Medieval Songs from Aristotle to Opera Following "Fortuna Antiqua et Ultra ~Medieval Songs of Fate, Fortune, and Love" (MS 1805), Concordian Dawn, an American medieval music group, presents a CD of medieval French and Occitan songs, this time with the help of Sarah Kay, an American scholar of medieval music and poetry. Concordian Dawn was formed in 2012. Concordian Dawn was formed in 2012 and performs mainly on the East Coast of the United States, including New York City. (Tobu Shoji) Contents Author unknown: The Bright Radiance of Poivos Has Not Yet Risen Filippe de Vitry: In virtue of the name Guillaume de Machaut: Joy, rapture, and sweet sustenance Author unknown: Like a panther Author Unknown: Do you want me to sing to you? Guillaume de Machaut: "Everyone just counts the stars. Everyone just counts the stars He who laughs in the morning cries in the evening Bernard de Vantadorn: When the forests are full of flowers Lemon Vidal/Arno Daniel/Bertrand de Born/Monger de Montaudin: Between Taurus and Gemini Guillaume de Machaut: It is sweet to be loved 67'38 Performer Concordien Dorn:. Christopher Preston Thomson (tenor, medieval harp, conductor) Karin Weston(Soprano) Michelle Kennedy (soprano) Clifton Massey, countertenor David Dickey, countertenor, recorder Andrew Padgett(Bass) Niccolo Seligman(Viel)] Recorded June-September 2021, Mount Kisco, Westchester County, New York, USA, DDD