Llibre Vermell de Montserrat - Unicorn Ensemble, New London Consort, Alla Francesca, Micrologus...

[@clavicleofcernunnos]

I didn't realize most of the songs from Ensemble San Felice's El Cant de la Sibil-la album were from this manuscript. Undoubtedly some of the most exquisite melodies I've ever heard. I really recommend that recording.

[@遊佐るり子]

懐かしさと共に心が洗われます。

[@profdehon]

Impressionante originalidade da escrita na sua forma, timbres e alturas de vozes , bem como instrumentação da época ; ainda bem que podemos saber e ouvir isso , mesmo depois de mil anos !

[@suebotchie4167]

Beautiful music.

[@AlexandreOliveira1974]

Love it, great work! The songs in the LVM were created in 14th century by the monks of Montserrat (Catalunya, Spain) to 'suggest' pilgrims to sing religious pious music, as they arrived and, happily, used to sing profane (= not religious) songs to celebrate the conclusion of their way to visit and honour Our Lady.

[@haru.5262]

i cant describe this with words.

[@EsotericOccultist]

Brilliant. Beautiful. A masterpiece.

[@tomhiggins4124]

This is truely passionate, and beautiful singing ❤

[@samuelbenitez4885]

I like this piece

[@ladomi7962]

Many thanks!

[@frederiklaureys1516]

EXQUISITE et MERVEILLEUX...

[@claudiaaltuve2214]

Bellísimo !!!

[@paolageraci]

Wonderful!!!

[@TOXICThrashingMad]

¡Muchas gracias por subir esto!

[@runasaito904]

すごく懐かしい感じがします。過去世で中世スペインの修道院にでも居たのかな…

[@widsonferreiradossantos1038]

Incredible!

[@Strickland1248]

Beautiful 👏👏 top

[@dlind36]

Wonderful

[@pelayosquared]

Sublime

[@monicacall7532]

Thanks for putting the manuscript up with the music! This is my favorite Medieval musical work. The first time I heard it I felt that I’d always known it. What musical ensemble is performing this work?

[@MusicaMedievale]

This is a selection that I've made from various ensemble, check the info of this video 🌻

[@claudiaaltuve2214]

Visiten El Santísimo Sacramento a diario o los días que puedan y veran los Milagros en su vida 🙏🤍🙏

[@mateusdeslima]

Eis aí o que há de melhor na civilização ibérica.

[@lepoeterebell]

Bonjour, comment s'appelle la musique à 24 : 14 s'il vous plait ? . Merci.

[@MusicaMedievale]

It’s Polorum Regina. I also suggest you this video, please check the info, I think that you would be interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp6Yq2CPq9SgfdE

[@thracese9877]

what is the name of the music at 15:00 ?

[@404modestahousebills4]

Los Set Gotxs

[@thracese9877]

@@404modestahousebills4 thanks !

[@alayalaluz]

when this is recorded?

[@MusicaMedievale]

As you can see from the tracklist in the info, this is a selection from various recordings. Are you referring to one song in particular?

[@sawomirkuglarz7196]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4GqhJ2BiNaEoqM is that Mariam, matrem Virginem?...

[@MusicaMedievale]

Mariam, Matrem Virginem starts at 30:44

[@sawomirkuglarz7196]

@@MusicaMedievale so what starts... then? About... 20:30?...

[@MusicaMedievale]

@@sawomirkuglarz7196 Cuncti Simus Concanentes

[@sawomirkuglarz7196]

@@MusicaMedievale thanx! :)

[@Nefer6408]

Cantochão? A voz humana foi muito bem empenhada no cantochão medieval. Era o tipo de música permitido pela Igreja, se contrapondo a outras formas musicais que era populares. Pelos instrumentos presentes e ritmo não é cantochão, mas música popular.

[@MusicaMedievale]

I don't speak Spanish, but if I understand correctly your criticism refers to the way in which these pilgrim songs are interpreted. You're right, these were popular songs and orchestrating them like this is really out of place, but this is the style of Jordi Savall, a great musician and researcher but certainly not historically accurate. I recommend you this video, please pay attention also to the info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp6Yq2CPq9SgfdE

[@brunabrunabruna]

@@MusicaMedievale that's Portuguese, not Spanish