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艺人:克莱尔·威尔金森、雅各布·赫林曼、柯丝蒂·惠特利、大卫·斯金纳
专辑名称:《安妮·博林的歌集:都铎王朝女王的音乐与情感》
发行年份:2015年
厂牌:黑曜石唱片公司(Obsidian)
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:FLAC无损格式 / FLAC 24比特 - 96.0千赫兹 + 小册子
总时长:1小时34分26秒
总大小:465兆字节 / 1.67吉字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目单
CD1
01. 安妮·博林的歌集:《你全然美丽》(Tota pulchra es)
02. 安妮·博林的歌集:《来吧,遗憾,都来吧》(Venes regrets, venes tous)
03. 安妮·博林的歌集:《慈悲的圣母啊,救救不幸的人》(Fer pietatis opem miseris mater)
04. 安妮·博林的歌集:《悲伤的圣母伫立着》(Stabat mater dolorosa)
05. 安妮·博林的歌集:《万民啊,你们都要赞美主》(Laudate Dominum omnes gentes)
06. 安妮·博林的歌集:《抹大拉的马利亚和另一个马利亚》(Maria Magdalena et altera Maria)
07. 安妮·博林的歌集:《当那因甜蜜伤痕而呼喊的人》(Forte si dulci stigium boantem)
08. 安妮·博林的歌集:《哦,童贞女中的童贞女》(O virgo virginum)
09. 安妮·博林的歌集:《伴郎向童贞女致意》(Paranymphus salutat virginem)
10. 安妮·博林的歌集:《优雅的绅士们,伙伴们》(Gentilz galans compaingnons)
11. 安妮·博林的歌集:《是我该回归的时候了》(Tempus meum est ut revertar)
12. 安妮·博林的歌集:《这是谁》(Quae est ista)
13. 安妮·博林的歌集:《耶稣基督的家谱》(Liber generationis Jesu Christi)
CD2
01. 安妮·博林的歌集:《我会让你快乐》(Jouyssance vous donneray)
02. 安妮·博林的歌集:《我的子民啊,我对你做了什么》(Popule meus, quid feci tibi)
03. 安妮·博林的歌集:《那时,人们来到耶稣面前》(In illo tempore, accesserunt ad Jesum)
04. 安妮·博林的歌集:《如同荆棘中的百合花》(Sicut lilium inter spinas)
05. 安妮·博林的歌集:《在世事的常轨之外》(Praeter rerum seriem)
06. 《哦,死亡,摇我入睡》(据说是安妮·博林所作)(O Deathe, Rock Me a-Sleepe (Attrib. A. Boleyn))
克莱尔·威尔金森、雅各布·赫林曼、柯丝蒂·惠特利、大卫·斯金纳 - 《安妮·博林的歌集:都铎王朝女王的音乐与情感》(2015年)[高解析度]
安妮·博林无疑是亨利八世六位妻子中最著名的一位。她曾一度在奥地利的玛格丽特的监护下成长,玛格丽特是全欧洲一些最著名作曲家的赞助人。之后,她又在法国宫廷生活,于1522年回到英国。
正是在法国,年轻的安妮培养出了她对音乐的浓厚品味,当时她喜爱的一些作品被汇编成了如今我们所知的《安妮·博林歌集》(皇家音乐学院,手稿1070号)。这本书很可能一直被她保存着,直到1536年她被处决。当时,她被指控与至少五名男子通奸,其中包括她的亲哥哥乔治,以及鲁特琴演奏者马克·斯米顿。
在这张专辑中,阿拉米雷乐团(Alamire)演绎了这本歌集中由16世纪早期最伟大的作曲家创作的最优秀作品,这些作曲家包括孔佩尔、布鲁梅尔、穆东和约斯坎。阿拉米雷乐团的演奏穿插着法国尚松,以及为鲁特琴、竖琴和人声而作的器乐作品。
专辑的结尾是一首极为动人的《哦,死亡,摇我入睡》,这首歌并非出自这本歌集,但可能与安妮在伦敦塔等待被处决时的命运有关。
Artist: Clare Wilkinson, Jacob Heringman, Kirsty Whatley, David Skinner
Title: Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Music & Passions of a Tudor Queen
Year Of Release: 2015
Label: Obsidian
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 01:34:26
Total Size: 465 mb / 1.67 gb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Tota pulchra es
02. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Venes regrets, venes tous
03. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Fer pietatis opem miseris mater
04. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Stabat mater dolorosa
05. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Laudate Dominum omnes gentes
06. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Maria Magdalena et altera Maria
07. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Forte si dulci stigium boantem
08. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: O virgo virginum
09. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Paranymphus salutat virginem
10. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Gentilz galans compaingnons
11. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Tempus meum est ut revertar
12. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Quae est ista
13. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Liber generationis Jesu Christi
CD2
01. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Jouyssance vous donneray
02. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Popule meus, quid feci tibi
03. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: In illo tempore, accesserunt ad Jesum
04. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Sicut lilium inter spinas
05. Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Praeter rerum seriem
06. O Deathe, Rock Me a-Sleepe (Attrib. A. Boleyn)
Clare Wilkinson, Jacob Heringman, Kirsty Whatley, David Skinner - Anne Boleyn's Songbook: Music & Passions of a Tudor Queen (2015) [Hi-Res]
Anne Boleyn is without doubt the most famous of Henry VIII’s six wives. She was brought up for a time under the guardianship of Margaret of Austria, who was patron to some of the most famous composers in all of Europe, and then in the French court before her return to England in 1522.
It was in France where the young Anne developed her keen musical tastes, and when a collection of her favourite works began to be assembled into what is now known as the Anne Boleyn Songbook (Royal College of Music, MS 1070). The book probably remained in her possession until her execution in 1536, when she was accused of adultery with no less than five men including her own brother, George, and lutenist Mark Smeaton.
Here Alamire explores the finest works in the Songbook by the greatest composers of the early 16th century, including Compère, Brumel, Mouton and Josquin. Performances by Alamire are interspersed with French chansons and instrumental items for lute, harp and voice.
The programme concludes with a most haunting setting of ‘O Deathe rock me asleep’, not from the Songbook but possibly linked to Anne’s fate while awaiting her execution in the Tower of London.
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