Epos: Music of the Carolingian Era - Cantilena Antiqua, Stefano Albarello dir.

Ensemble: Cantilena Antiqua, Stefano Albarello dir.
Album: Epos: Music of the Carolingian Era
Video: MS. 18, Bibliothèques d'Amiens - IX/X secolo
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The Cantilena Antiqua ensemble was founded in Bologna in 1987 by Stefano Albarello, who still directs it. Cantilena Antiqua's productions and research are very original and their discography includes both sacred and profane repertoire. In Epos an early medieval repertoire dating back to the Carolingian era is performed.
In my opinion, the beauty of this performance is largely determined by Stefano Albarello's voice and his lyre which make the whole album extremely emotional and ancestral.
Concerning the video, I used a Carolingian manuscript called Ms. 18 from the Bibliothèques d'Amiens. Considering the repertoire played, I think it was a perfect choice.
I wish you happy listening!
Mirkò Virginio Volpe
MUSICA MEDIEVALE
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1 Bella Bis Quines
2 Ut Quid Iubes Pusiole
3 Aeneis Liber II
4 Planctus Karoli
5 Hug Dulce Nomen
6 O Stelliferi Conditor Orbis
7 Albi Ne Doleas
8 Aeneis Liber IV
9 Est Mihi Nonum
10 Aurora Cum Primo Mane
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Marco Muzzati - Cimbala, Tintinnabula, Psaltery
Gianfranco Russo - Fidula
Paolo Faldi - Flute Tibiae
Stefano Albarello - Vocals, Lyre, Art Direction, Cithara
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Yes, more early medieval stuff!! Such an underrated and oft-misunderstood era

[@josevipadilla7224]

Bellísima Música Medieval de indescriptible y enigmática belleza...Gracias por compartirla.

[@AnneBeggs]

Not only another offering of excellent and new-to-me music, these images are also stunning. Such devotion to your love of medieval music bringing it to life for us all, TY =---->

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Cette chaîne est merveilleuse, merci de nous partager tant de beauté! La musique médiévale me recentre instantanément, c'est comme si en l'écoutant je revenais à la réalité.

[@lennya9211]

Pareil.

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(17/10/2024; 13:08 hs.) -- Valiosa labor. Escuché la grabación con mucho agrado. Felicitaciones a los artistas. Saludos desde Ciudad de Córdoba (Argentina).

[@cyrusbrand71]

Una meraviglia! Grazie per compartirla! Bellissime immagini!

[@clinroatan]

This is sublime!

[@BernardSAUSSAIE]

00:00:00 01 Bella bis quinis / A.M. Severinus Boethius 00:06:17 02. Ut quid iudes pusiole / Godescalcus 00:13:21 03. Aeneis Liber II / Publis Vergilius Maro 00:21:44 04. Planctus Karoli 00:28:35 05. Hug dulce nomen 00:35:50 06. O stelliferi conditor orbis / A.M. Severinus Boethius 00:45:59 07. Albi ne doleas / Quintus Horatius Flaccus 00:49:24 08. Aeneis Liber IV / Publius Vergilius Maro 00:57:55 09. Est mihi nomen / Quintus Horatius Flaccus 01:01:46 10. Aurora cum primo mane / Angilbertus

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Bernard, my beloved🥰. I can always count on you to splendidly provide your lengthy song list with timing from Musica Medievale.🎼 No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.😇 Thanks again for taking the time to put together this compilation of songs here on KZbin. YOU ROCK!!!!👏😁

[@rufa_avis]

Haven't ever clicked on a video faster in my life! How do know, what exactly I want to listen to?

[@帝釋古佛因陀羅]

生命絕非只有一世，你過去世曾經很熟悉中世紀的東西，這讓你今天一聼到就莫名的親切，我也是一樣。

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​@@帝釋古佛因陀羅 I believe this is true. Some places and times are very familiar - others, not at all.

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@@suzannederringer1607 我有1237-1341年生活在威尼斯，我又一次回溯前世看到我穿的華貴服飾，我就特地去搜尋當時服裝的資料，那樣是完全一樣。

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maravilloso

[@marceloherrera9739]

Excelente.

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Brilliant.

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Saxons been reaaaaaal quiet since this Charlemagne dropped this 🔥🔥🔥🔥 af mixtape

[@bingzaniGercel]

You mean the forced chfistianisation of saxons in 772-850?

[@emilykirk2488]

Beautiful! Thank you ❤❤

[@emilykirk2488]

Are there translations of the songs available somewhere? I love this music so much, I would also like to be moved by the meaning. ❤

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Klasse

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What Charlemagne liked to boogie to when he was feeling jiggy.

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Awesome❤

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Stvarčina! Svaka čast!

[@lennya9211]

Someone could explain me why all this medieval music has a healing effect on my body and on my soul? Thanks ❤

[@heidsterzsoups2133]

Why is it giving major Redwall vibes?

[@bealreadyhappy]

I wish I knew what they were singing about. Please translate thank you

[@yar3333]

Thank you for the recording. I wonder, is it the original tempo? Or was it probably sang slower / faster?