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Gaïta Medieval Music |
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O Dulcis Scotia Music in Medieval Scotland A selection recreating the music and sounds of the Courts of Scotland from the prosperous period of the 13th century up to the time of Robert, the Bruce and the Wars of Independance. The music is from St Andrews Music Book (W1), the Inchcolm Antiphoner and contemporary sources. These are performed in instrumental arrangements on the early Alta ('loud') group with shawm and early bagpipes, and on the Bas ('soft') group of harp, medieval fiddle, citole, and in vocal arrangements accompanied with fiddle and harp. (GMMCD01) |
| 1. Ave celi
imperatrix
2. Ex te lux oritur (MP3 audio sample) 3. Hare, hare, hye/Balaam (MP3 audio sample) 4. Estampie on Hare, hare, hye (MP3 audio sample) 5. Virgini marie laudes 6. Mortis dira 7. O mira Regis 8. Pax in nomine Domini 9. Salve Splendor 10. Pange melos lacrimosum 11. Virgo mitis vere vitis 12. Salvator Miserere 13. Estampie on Salvator Miserere 14. Fauvel cogita 15. Douce dame debonaire 16. Veritas arpie |
St Andrews Music Book (W1) Uppsala Manuscript Wolfenbüttel 1203 (W2) arr. Gaïta St Andrews Music Book St Andrews Music Book Inchcolm Antiphoner Marcabru (fl. 1129-1149) Inchcolm Antiphoner St Andrews Music Book St Andrews Music Book Inchcolm Antiphoner arr. Gaïta Roman de Fauvel Roman de Fauvel Roman de Fauvel Total Playing Time |
1:49 2:49 1:49 2:01 3:56 0:24 2:58 8:17 4:47 2:03 2:58 0:37 5:41 3:12 2:10 2:56 48:27 |
Note:
This recording was produced without the use of crumhorns.|
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Contact: Chris Elmes (Edinburgh,
Scotland) |