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Reis Glorios
Les Sacqueboutiers
- Pierre-Yves Binard Baryton
- Renat Jurié Baryton
- Jean-Pierre Canihac Cornet
- Philippe Canguilhem Chalemie
- Daniel Lassalle Sackbut
- Lucille Tessier Bombarde
- Jodël Grasset-Saruwatari Lute
- Florent Tisseyre percussions
- Pierre Hamon Flutes
- Driss El Maloumi oud, singing
Arab civilization has left traces in Occitania much more numerous in the late Middle Ages (fourteenth and fifteenth centuries) through trade and crusades than it dit during the High Middle Ages (from the eighth to tenth centuries). Between land of Islam and land of Oc, there is no unbridgeable gap. At successive times its submission to the Carolingian Franks and afterwards to the French of Simon de Montfort, the deep South has naturally turned to Andalousia, whose civilization shines il all its brilliance. The musical program Glorios Reis, presented by The Sacqueboutiers with the assistance of master oud, Driss el Maloumi, highlights the close ties that have been forged between the art of the troubadours and Arab civilizations of the late Middle Ages. Traditional pieces of oriental origin alternate with music from great collections of Occitans of that time, as the manuscript of Apt or the famous Vermeil book of Montserrat and signed scores of the great troubadours of the rich period: Bertran de Born, Girau of Bornèlh, Bernard Ventadorn.
Recorded in February 2016 - SKU: FLO3916
Tracklist
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1. Fanfare pour la croisade , 2:02
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2. Imtidad, 5:55
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3. Fauvel nous a fait présent, 2:22
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4. Rassa Tant Creis, 3:44
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5. Makäm Hüseyni Sakil, 3:14
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6. Domino suite ins sur Cantus Firmus, 6:55
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7. Mowachah Biladi, 2:52
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8. Conorts ara sai ieu ben, 4:27
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9. Hisar Agir Semai, 3:49
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10. In Pro Estampie, 5:03
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11. A l'Entrada del Temps Clar, 2:19
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12. Roukoud, 3:01
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13. Bombarde Credo instrumental, 3:43
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14. Reis Glorios, 5:21
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15. O Felix Templum Jubila, 3:02
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16. Ayour, 3:21
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17. Sext Estampie Royale Estampie, 3:20
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18. Imperaritz de la Ciutat Ioyosa, 3:55
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19. Los set Gotxs Recomptarem, 2:07
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20. Maria Matrem Virginem, 4:12
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21. Stella Splendens in Monte, 2:14
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22. Ad Mortem Festinamus, 2:37