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| Le Rossignol Musical Des
Chansons (antwerp, 1597)
A-R Editions
Edition de Gerald Hoekstra
In 1597 the Antwerp printer Pierre PhalÃ...(+)
Edition de Gerald Hoekstra
In 1597 the Antwerp printer Pierre Phalèse issued what was to be his last new anthology of chansons, Le Rossignol musical des chansons for the enjoyment of those who delight in singing in the French tongue. Like his great madrigal anthologies of the 1580s, this collection for four, five, and six voices exhibits a wide variety of secular song styles of the time. Texts range from the conservative and somewhat moralistic to the risqué and playful, and musical styles from the homophonic, rhythmic manner associated with the Parisian chanson to the more polyphonic and expressive style of the Italian madrigal. Composers include local Antwerp musicians such as Pevernage and Cornet, Netherlanders working abroad such as Rogier and Monte, and Frenchmen such as Le Jeune and Caignet. Although a few of the pieces had been published previously, most are unique to this print.
Table des matières :
Dedication to the 1597 Edition, by Pierre Phalèse
The Four-Part Chansons
1. Si dessus voz levres de roses, André Pevernage
2. Tes beaux yeux causent mon amour, Jan Peterszoon Sweelinck
3. Il estoit un clerc qui aymer vouloit, Mitou [Thomas Champion]
4. Le feu couvert dont l'ardeur et la force, Corneille Verdonck
5. Le seul espoir de mieux avoir m'amie, Noë Faignient
6. Rose, vostre beau teint et voz douces odeurs, Eustache Du Caurroy
7. La peine dure que tant j'endure, Séverin Cornet
8. Le tien espoir de mieux avoir t'abuse, Noë Faignient
9. Tu ne l'enten pas, Claude Le Jeune
10. Ma mignonne debonnaire, André Pevernage
11. Pour estr' aymé par grande loyauté, André Pevernage
12. Hault et bas la cheminée, Denis Caignet
13. En m'oyant chanter quelque fois, Claude Le Jeune
The Five-Part Chansons
14. Mignonne, allons veoir si la rose, Rinalde del Melle
15. Rossignol mon mignon, qui dans ceste asaulaye, Claude Le Jeune
16. Mais voyez, mon cher esmoy, George de La Hèle
17. L'arbre d'amour un fruit d'amaritude, Etienne Bernard
18. Mon coeur se recommand' Ã vous, Rinalde del Melle
19. Tout le plaisir qu'un amant peut avoir, Philippe Rogier
20. Rossignollet qui chante, Rinalde del Melle
21. Sur la rousée mi fault aller la matinée, Rinalde del Melle
22. Pour gaige de ma foy, Etienne Bernard
23. Je me plaignoy des beaux yeux de madame, Corneille Verdonck
24. Las, il n'a nul mal, Claude Le Jeune
25. Jupiter, ò tres grand Roy, Noë Faignient
26. Je file quand Dieu me donne de quoy, Philip Van Wilder
27. Que me servent mes vers, Philippe de Monte
28. Si doncque tu me veus secourir, Rinalde del Melle
29. Mon fils, ma vie, amour, Rinalde del Melle
30. Le Rossignol plaisant et gratieux, Alfonso Ferrabosco
31. Amour et la beauté, Philippe Rogier
32. Sur toute fleur deslite, Jean de Macque
33. Tu as tout seul, Jan Jan, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
34. Ayant fait de mes pleurs, [Raimond] de la Cassaigne
The Six-Part Chansons
35. Veu que de vostr' amour, Philippe Rogier
36. Elle n'eust sceu la chaleur ?prouver, Claude Le Jeune
37. Pour vous aymer je veux mal, Ã mon coeur, Denis Caignet
38. De moins que riens, Hubert Naich
39. Rossignollet du bois, Denis Caignet
40. Bon jour mon coeur, Philippe de Monte
41. Leal amour ne veut estre posé, Philippe Rogier
42. Le Printemps se couvre de fleurs, Corneille Verdonck
43. Quand je pense mesjouir, Denis Caignet
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| O Saving Victim
Chorale SATB
Novello & Co Ltd.
An inspiring selection of new works from a range of contemporary composers, the ...(+)
An inspiring selection of new works from a range of contemporary composers, the Novello New Choral Series offers pieces for all types of choirs, including sacred and secular works from simple, four-part settings to more expansive, yet accessible, repertoire in an exciting variety of styles. O Saving Victim was completed on 16th March, 2003, and was premiered by the choir of St Mary's Church, Goochland, VA, directed by Hope Armstrong Erb. The solo lines in this piece should blend with the rest of the chorus as much as possible. In large choirs, the solo lines in bars 21-22 and 26-30 may be sung by a pair or small group of people to preserve balance. This does not apply to the unaccompanied solos in bar 30-35. Zachary Wadsworth's 'vivid, vital, and prisimatic' music has established him as one of the leading composers of his generation, especially among those writing vocal, choral and operatic works. As winner of the 2011 King James Bible Composition Award, Wadsworth's anthem Out of the South Cometh the Whirlwind was performed by the choir of Westminster Abbey in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II. Other recent honours include awards from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, ASCAP, and the American Composers Forum, and performances by the Washington National Opera Chorus, Boston Metro Opera, Long Leaf Opera, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra. Wadsworth's music is widely broadcast and distributed, with a recent commission from Choir and Organ magazine, and frequent airings on the BBC, NPR and CBC. / Choeur SATB
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