Instrumental music from the XIIIth century - Atrium Musicae de Madrid

[@YPO6]

Take me back to 1200's

[@coryhirsh4119]

I am transported! To another time and place.

[@isabelbeckerman1262]

I want to dance with somebody 💃 Will you, Knight of the Garter⚔️, bestow thy hand to mine👐, concede my affable request?

[@markdarnell614]

Truly Astonished by the quantity, and QUALITY of the music on this channel! I could not imagine life without this wonderful Gift! - Music of LIGHT in This Dark Age ~ Teşekkürler, from Istanbul

[@MusicaMedievale]

Grazie di cuore!

[@guymaundy2080]

I have been advocating for contributions via Patreon for the Master who enables us to Enjoy This Pleasure. I am not a techie and I need help in setting this up. This must take take a monumental amount of time to orchestrate. Talk is cheap. Action needed.

[@bgccallahan4116]

Wonderful music a friend put on tapes for me in late '80s. Great rediscovery.

[@gonzaoro]

1 Quant Fine Amor Me Prie Que Je Chante - Amors Me Fet Conmencier Une Chançon Nouvele - Chançon Ferai Car Talent M'en Est Pris 00:01 2 Dame, Cist Vostre Fins - Sire, Nel Me Celez Mie - Phelipe, Je Vous Demant 04:57 3 J'Aloie L'Autrier Errant Sanz Conpaignon - L'Autre Nuit En Mon Dormant 06:56 4 Dex Est Ensi Comme Li Pellicans - Empereres Ne Rois N'Ont Nul Povoir - Tout Autresi Con L'Entre Fet Venir 08:47 5 Contre Le Tens Qui Devise Yver - Por Froidure Ne Por Yver Felon - Por Mau Tens Ne Por Gelee 12:10 6 L'Autrier, Par La Matinee - Robert, Veez De Perron - Je Mi Cuidoie Partir - Por Conforter Ma Pesance Faz Un Son 15:53 7 Coustume Est Bien - Par Dieu, Sire De Champagne Et De Brie 20:23 8 Une Dolor Enosee S'Est Dedenz Mon Cuer - Fueille Ne Flor Ne Vaut Riens En Chantant 22:15 9 De Bone Amour Vient Seance At Biauté - Li Douz Pensers Et Li Douz Souvenirs - Ausi Comme Unicorne Sui 25:25 10 Je N'os Chanter Trop Tart - Dame, Ensi Est Q'il M'Encouvient Aler - Au Tens Plain De Felonnie 30:08 11 Seigneurs, Sachiez - Rois Thiebaut, Sire, En Chantant Responnez - Bons Rois Thiebaut, Sire, Conseilliez Moi 34:12 12 Sires, Fer Faites Me Jugement - Amors Me Fet Conmencier 39:37

[@isabelbeckerman1262]

Thank You Gonzalo for providing the song listing's timers from this uplifting upload. You're most kind 😘

[@MsLeenite]

Thank you for the time stamps!

[@brianshajari5944]

Probably the best quality and most correct

[@Phorquieu]

You do a true service each time you send a new release out into the world. Trolls and ghouls may be blind, but happier sprites hear and see the treasure of your artistry! Well done, and many thanks for this!

[@MusicaMedievale]

Thank you!

[@marctempler3250]

So well said.

[@MegaCirse]

Richesse du discours mélodique, harmonies à couper le souffle, orchestration sans cesse renouvelée dans l’utilisation des timbres des instruments. En onze mots comme en cent, une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par d’humbles et impétueux compositeurs-interprètes🌺🕊️🙂

[@alvarengamartinezmilagrome9821]

Saludos desde El Salvador en América Central😷😷

[@hishan.farfan]

oh yeah! true old school pop music 🤘

[@m.s.dohaeris0784]

Mon coeur d'enlumineur fond à la vue de cette posture de yoga lol A tout jamais dévoué aux arts de l'enluminure .... Et j'aime pratiquer avec votre musique à l'atelier :)

[@primevalnaval]

Thank you for this wonderfully uplifting music.

[@RS3DArchive]

As a fellow creature of the 1970s, I am so delighted to see the enthusiasm this music is still generating. Although I am not surprised. When I sold classical records, we always mused on the fact that we could sell this music to people who did not care for classical. All we had to do was put it on, and we had sales every time. Always been a big fan of Paniagua and the Atruim. Their albums were extremely entertaining. Would you consider putting out "Tarantula"? I find bits and pieces of it on YT, but his programs were very special in their own right, and the complete album is amazing.

[@alejandrocamargo4734]

This marvelous music translate us to the time of kings and queens, heroes, and simple and lovely farmers expressing their emotions and longings. Thanks.

[@TomSuntotheMax]

Hello from Kansas USA!! Your site is wonderful - truly an outstanding blast from the past - thank you very much for letting us keep the middle ages spirit alive and enjoyed!!

[@philippep5184]

Merci encore une soirée géniale en votre compagnie. Vous êtes trop trop trop sympas. 😉👍🍾

[@MusicaMedievale]

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[@MisterGreenDuck]

so good so magical

[@bobaldo2339]

Lovely music!

[@gastonbesson7915]

Recadrage du cerveau en cette période ça fait du bien.... Bisous à vous tous et toutes....

[@MsLeenite]

Thank you for sharing this lovely, spirited music with us.

[@HarpsichordHymnsTimRemington]

I really love this music!! As always, great music and great artwork. Thanks for creating and sharing this video.

[@sergiotrejo794]

Muchas gracias por tan bella música .

[@AlejandroRodriguez-oo6vs]

Bella Música Medieval Y,Que Imágenes De Esa Época ..... Formidable Trabajo,!!!..... Gracias; Es Maestría......*

[@VyacheslavLogutin]

Thank for this video! And for the whole channel! It's so good, so helping in hard times... ❤

[@Rick_Mave]

I almost never miss to listen to your latest post, as soon as I get noticed of it. Even though I may be occasionally busy with something else, I listen immediately or as soon as possible to your "treats for the soul".

[@carrerfrancis3245]

Parfait pour lire ma biographie de Philippe Auguste !

[@tony1961chl]

Pero qué instrumentos son éstos, es alucinante y muy bello el resultado , mágico , veo una raíz Romana , gracias.

[@draganjagodic4056]

Beautiful and sublime.

[@БуотурБеркут-б8г]

Супер! Как всегда, очень доволен Вашей работой!

[@АндрейМельников-к3д]

Дух истории,дух вечности.

[@the_late_buddyryan1833]

Great album! The North African percussion really makes it work. Btw, Thibaut was from Champagne, not Provence, which makes him a trouvère, not a troubadour. 🤓Just read on Wiki that he brought the rootstocks for the ancestral chardonnay grapes back from the Crusades.

[@rolandscales9380]

He was also King of Navarre, but I agree about him being a trouvère.

[@the_late_buddyryan1833]

@@rolandscales9380 -The Old French texts to his songs are quite amazing if you can find a tr., esp. Dex Est Ensi Comme li Pellicans, a diatribe against the clergy who preached the pointless Crusade he was involved in.

[@bingzaniGercel]

@@the_late_buddyryan1833 you mean the albigensian and cathar crusade in 1209? I heard a song from savalls version of peire cardenal and raimon de miraval. Its the most beautiful and archaic/heroic songs.

[@the_late_buddyryan1833]

@@bingzaniGercel-Thibaut led the so-called Barons’ Crusade (to Palestine) in 1239; they didn’t accomplish much and he was sorry he went. I love Jordi Savall though; I’ll check out the record you mentioned. ✠

[@AnneBeggs]

More goodness and inspiration TY =----->

[@theolevelo5916]

Très beau 🤩 merci!

[@Strickland1248]

Top

[@sonofagunder]

best channel for an escape to the past

[@tony1961chl]

grabenlo en estudio sin contaminación ambiental, gracias.

[@christopherheinig5590]

Grand epic selection ! Enlightening ! Thank you so much for your selections ! Any Medieval Christmas selections ? A Joyous Yuletide to you & all !

[@gideonros2705]

Excellent

[@luciferianmanor]

Magnificent! 😍

[@musikalopenspace1413]

Good👍👍

[@lepoeterebell]

Bonjour, bravo pour la qualité des musiques. Pourriez vous s'il vous plait indiquer le nom des enluminures que vous utiliser pour illustrer les musiques, merci beaucoup.

[@kaitlynamira3916]

Where do you find all these wonderful albums?

[@MrHeenock]

Thank you for your work Mirko, I just donated to you on paypal, I hope that can help you.❤️ from France.

[@MusicaMedievale]

Thank you so much, your support is really important. 🌻

[@thedreadtyger]

ahhh!

[@rorygilmore2470]

wait so ALL the songs are from the 1200s?

[@StudiumEcclesiaeCatholicae]

Lezzzzz go

[@simonettastorti6147]

🌼⚘🌼

[@1956priscilla]

What instruments are used to play the music in this recording?

[@fplspartans]

That is also something I would like to know also. At a guess, something like - guiterne, medieval hurdy gurdy, frame drums, rope drum, bell stick, riqq, piccolo flute, tbilat, darbuka, tambourine, bells and cymbals?

[@the_late_buddyryan1833]

🤓@@fplspartans - Good ear! These guys always list all the instruments, cut by cut, on the back cover of the LP. What you heard as a gittern is prob’ly the rebab. There’s also an oliphant [!] on band 5 and a qanun on 10… Geek’s delight!

[@juanalberto5999]

🙏👌🌞✨🌛

[@accursiomontalbano7260]

Ciao, potresti fare un video-raccolta sulla musica medievale siciliana? Grazie tante! :-D

[@MusicaMedievale]

Ci lavorerò! Hai dei suggerimenti?

[@accursiomontalbano7260]

@@MusicaMedievale Qui in Sicilia abbiamo due gruppi che ricostruiscono la musica medievale. I primi sono gli Enseble Setar, i quali ricostruiscono melodicamente le canzoni e i comportamenti della Scuola Poetica Siciliana. I secondi, invece, sono gli Al Qantarah, i quali hanno ricostruito le melodie del "Troparium de Catania", un manoscritto medievale siciliano risalente al XII/XIII secolo. Questi, a parer mio, sono i migliori.

[@MusicaMedievale]

@@accursiomontalbano7260 Conosco gli Al Quantarah, proprio ieri ho dopo la tua richiesta ho acquistato un loro disco! Sarà il prossimo video che pubblicherò, sono musiche bellissime che voglio proprio diffondere. Grazie per l'ispirazione!

[@weesky5222]

my daily music playing crusader kings

[@d.a.g.c961]

Time When the biggest medieval battle in the iberian peninsula happened, NAVAS DE TOLOSA.

[@RamatisVozniakdeAlmeida]

Mes Dames et Chevaliers...être bienvienu

[@7587tzidkiyahu]

עזרה!

[@surfstrat59]

On your way home from the Crusades and you need some theme music...

[@glenpovey1297]

Thibaut de Navarre! Note the Spanish feel to the music.

[@papagenoharto]

Os doy matrícula de HONOR "cum laude". Enhoarbuena. Buenisimo

[@abundantYOUniverse]

Back in the day we would drink from our skins and party till we puked to this music!

[@Sebastian-nj6zv]

Name of the images???

[@عميلالمنتقم]

Do these anecdotal drawings contain a thousand and one nights?

[@MusicaMedievale]

No. 🍷

[@Лапландия-г3й]

festive music for people over 45. And the picture does not correspond to ages 16 to 23

[@fernandofernandezgar]

First.

[@samdevries6280]

The time of the Vikings😄

[@fplspartans]

Incorrect. This is 13th century music so 1200s. The Viking Age ended in the 11th century.

[@samdevries6280]

@@fplspartans oh, yes, that’s true…I red XIII as 800, but it is 10+3+th is 13th century, you’re so correct😉!

[@shaunsaega]

What the peasant doing? 😳😳

[@MrChristopher42]

It sounds better at 2x speed, and tbh thats probably more like the tempo they played at

[@lisaramaci6973]

So then re-record it so it sounds "better".

[@MrChristopher42]

When watching on the laptop you can play at a max of 2x and it sounds more accurate then I believe. Traditionally they played as quick as they could, there was some slow healing music perhaps. But it's documented they harpests had matty hair and played unclouth. At 1x it puts me more to sleep, but there are parts at 2x that are quite better.

[@MusicaMedievale]

Sources! What are the sources that say what you say?

[@MrChristopher42]

@@MusicaMedievale Page 38 of 'Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions' By James Bonwick, published 1894. Quotes a much earlier source in saying so, I have been studying Ireland in the old testament for my upcoming book, and we use the harp as our national symbol, the only country to have a musical instrument as a national symbol. It is connected to King David, and the harp is mentioned along side the lire in various books of the bible going back to the book of Genesis. There is also a connection with the Hebrew word for harp, and the Irish. My granny's maiden surname comes from 'Bard'. And I intent to to learn the harp and play it in an unclouth fashion, I am having trouble finding an Irish examples of harp playing in this fashion, but the Celts were big traders and many stories, musical instruments and plants were exchanged around the ancient campfires with people all over the world, and I have found examples in other cultures. For example: 'Cumbia Sobre el Mar · Alfredo Rolando Ortiz'.

[@MusicaMedievale]

@@MrChristopher42 All very interesting, but I still don't understand how it can be said that all medieval secular music has to be played quickly. It seems impossible to me to think that the executive method has been the same for over a thousand years! Consider that: there is no direct medieval sources that tells us the time and rhythm of execution. The only smart thing to do is to create many different versions, but even so we will never be able to know for sure how it was performed, we can only speculate. Check this: www.sequentia.org/writings/medieval_song.html