Janequin: La Chasse et autres chansons [IMPORT]

Clement Janequin (Composer), Adrian Le Roy (Composer), Guillaume Morlaye (Composer), Ensemble Clément Janequin (Performer, Orchestra), Claude Deboves (Performer)

Product Details

• Performer: Ensemble Clément Janequin, Claude Deboves
• Orchestra: Ensemble Clément Janequin
• Composer: Clement Janequin, Adrian Le Roy, Guillaume Morlaye
• Audio CD (December 9, 1992)
• SPARS Code: DDD
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
• ASIN: B000027O0X
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #237,265 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. Le Caquet Des Femmes - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

2. Va Rossignol - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot/Claude Deboves

3. D'un Seul Soleil - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot /Claude Deboves

4. Bel Aubepin Verdissant - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

5. Guillaume Morlaye: Gaillarde Des Dieux - Claude Deboves

6. J'ay Double Dueil - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

7. Au Verd Bois Je M'en Iray - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Claude Deboves

8. Revenes Souvent M'amye - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot/Claude Deboves

9. J'ay D'un Coste L'honneur - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

10. Co Petit Dieu Qui Vole - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

11. Adrian Le Roy: Branle De Bourgogne - Claude Deboves

12. Le Guerre: Prima Pars/Secunda Pars - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Josep Cabre/Antoine Sicot

13. L'espoir Confus - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Claude Deboves

14. Petite Nymphe Folastre - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

15. Pourquoy Tournez-vous Vos Yeux - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

16. C'est A Bon Droit - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot

17. Guillaume Morlaye: Fant - Claude Deboves

18. Sur L'aubepin Qui Est En Fleurs - Agnes Mellon/Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot/Claude Deboves

19. Ce Moys De May - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot/Claude Deboves

20. Las, Si Tu As Plaisir - Dominique Visse/Bruno Boterf/Philippe Cantor/Antoine Sicot/Claude Deboves

See all 25 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Great variety secular music, marred by lack of translation, April 25, 2003

By	R. Rockwell (Brooklyn, NY USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This recording deserves five stars for the melodious chansons of Janequin. The Introduction briefly describes the vivid evocation of nature and allusions to French literature, especially Rabelais and Ronsard implying that like all good composers, Janequin employed music to highlight the words he is setting. Every Ensemble Janequin recording I have fails to provide translation. No knowing French limited my pleasure.
But the performance and the composer deserve a place in your collection.

These are wild and vigorous songs quite expressive of the period.

5.0 out of 5 stars Ensemble Clement Janequin, March 24, 2009

By	Prof. Butterworth (Marblehead, MA) - See all my reviews

This Harmonia Mundi CD is superb. The music is energetic and jubilant. Janequin was hundreds of years ahead of his time in creating music that reflects the sound of the words: La caquet des femmes sounds just like the cacophony of raised women's voices in a busy public place. La Guerre replicates the emotions and sounds of war. One of the songs is the sound of the wind. And so on. Yet the early music feeling is strong. Ensemble Clement Janequin is world-renowned. The singing is magnificent. True, a nod to the previous reviewer, there is no translation of the text, which is in old French. The CD was recorded in France by a French ensemble, and only the old French text is provided in the booklet. In my humble opinion, that's all that is needed. The music speaks for itself.