William Duncombe, Le Consort Brise - Sylvestro Ganassi-la Fontegara: Dongois / Le Concert Brise - Import CD

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William Duncombe, Le Consort Brise

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Ganassi's "Fontegara" is a must-have book on Renaissance variation techniques that every serious student of the recorder must go through. It is a must-have book on Renaissance variation techniques that every serious recorder student must go through. It is an indispensable process not only for recorder players but also for professionals who play Renaissance music. However, from the viewpoint of the audience, the author Ganassi's presence is not so obvious. This is where the importance of this disc lies. William Dongois, a woodwind cornet (zinc) prodigy who founded his own Concert Brizet after having worked with such world-class groups as L'Arpeggiata, Esperion XX, and Concerto Palatino, has returned to Ganassi's writings with his trusted colleagues and has found the following The technique of instrumental performance of the vocal works described in his writings has led him to work with Josquin, Buenoit, Gombert... and many others from Ganassi's time. The program will feature a variety of vocal works by the great masters of the 15th and 16th centuries, such as Josquin, Buenoit, Gombert, and others, who are considered "classics" from the viewpoint of Ganassi's time.Among the musicians who interweave the tones of various ancient instruments while subtly weaving in ornamental sounds are bagpipe and ancient flute player François Lazarevich, known for his many masterpieces on the Alpha label, ...... and others. The list of busy players of ancient instruments who are at the forefront of the European scene continues to grow. Even those who have shied away from the Renaissance because of its tendency to focus on vocal music, I highly recommend this exciting world of instrumental ensemble music. ...... It would also go well with watching a collection of masterpieces from the Renaissance. Naxos Japan