The amount of stress I've been enduring past few days is overwhelming, but could finally take a deep breath and calm down for a good hour because of this beautiful piece if art. Hope whoever reads this find peace and calm, even if for a short hour
I was led to a transcendent state of being with the last song just now, and by the voice of this talented singer. As I read your comment, what came to mind is that you allowed it. Many people are going through immense stress but don't allow themselves to leave everything aside, truly forget about it all, and merge with their listening experience. You know the path, you allow this repose to your soul, and probably deep down you know what really matters.
I know you've been struggling with thoughts of suicide. Listen if you will There is a way to be free from the bondage of your past, It does not define you whatsoever. Be reborn in CHRIST, who gave up his own life in love, that you may live your life in mercy You are entitled nothing. But the mercy of God gives you a fountain of life no gold on this earth can match Cry out to God for mercy, even though you are merciless Cry out to God for hope. There is hope for the hopeless
How wonderful is it that we can finally somewhat hear and experience women's intimate experiences from more than 500 years ago. I was introduced to the concept of Chansons de toile 20 years ago by a french singer (Émilie Simon) I really adore. Back then, a 12 years from a poor family with no education and no knowledge of musical theory, it was impossible to grasp what the term meant musically, only it's historical background (and information was really limited). And now I am blessed with this amazingly middle of the night discovery. I am a Hildegard Von Bingen fan, so this complements it well. Thank you so much, it touched my soul.
I know you've been struggling with thoughts of suicide. Listen if you will There is a way to be free from the bondage of your past, It does not define you whatsoever. Be reborn in CHRIST, who gave up his own life in love, that you may live your life in mercy You are entitled nothing. But the mercy of God gives you a fountain of life no gold on this earth can match Cry out to God for mercy, even though you are merciless Cry out to God for hope. There is hope for the hopeless
Raffinement et délicatesse. Grandeur du Moyen Age européen mais aussi japonais ,arabe etc . Que de Merveilles produites durant cette période historique De la joie pure
0:00 En un vergier, lez une fontenelle (anonymus) 7:24 Bele Ysabiauz, pucele bien aprise (Audefrois le Batard) 21:30 Bele Aiglentine (the romance of Guillaume de Dôle) . 26:18 Bele Doette as fenestres se siet (anonymus) 35:03 Oriolanz (anonymus) 45:55 Bele Beatris (Audefrois le Batard) . 1:02:45 Bele Emmelos (Audefrois le Batard)
Grazie tante per condividere queste meraviglie del Medioevo! Naturalmente, mi sono piaciute tutte, ma penso che la mia preferita è forse "En un vergier, lez une fontenele" , quella voce e quell'arpa! Per qualche ragione mi ha anche ricordato una vecchia e cara amica dell'Italia alla quale ho perduto di vista fa quasi cinque anni. _Mi manchi tantissimo, Olya..._
@@wyleong4326 I know what you mean. Her Latin song titles are just as beautiful. Reading Medieval philosophy or history while listening to Hildegard or Musica Medievale is incredible synergy. Mallory's King Arthur is also great reading to this music.
After reading the description, it’s both comforting and disturbing to know that people never change...and people’s inner lives in the medieval period are not much different then our own. We’ve always had our unrealistic fantasies of love and romance 🧚🏼♂️
Yes, I agree with you, there are not many differences from medieval people to us, except that they invented the idea of romanticism and they didn’t judge any other era by thinking that they were better...
Yes, people remain the same in core responses. There's a young English guy who studies linguistics and makes videos, who says he got interested in making videos using Anglo Saxon dialogue so people would see that folks of those times were just like in in a sense-- no more foolish, no less intelligent, with the same kinds of emotional concerns. And it's important to see (methinks) that life was no idealized romp of beauty and spirituality (nor world of endless brutality.)
Musica Medievale ,, Thank you so much for this peek into our wayback lives... I’m sure the hearty fellows had their own deeply resonant songs..We’ve always had our “ Longing for each other..”... It’s just who we are..!
Coincido con lo expresado en muchos de los comentarios, acerca de lo que esta delicada y maravillosa música produce en nuestros espíritus. Escuchar esta música y mirar las bellas imágenes que la acompañan, es una hermosa experiencia que nos conecta con nuestros congéneres de siglos atrás. Gracias
Not only is the music lovely and delicate, and the story behind the stories enchantingly like a boudoir version of some of the Decameron, the illustrations are lovely as well. I'd like to know where they came from. They remind me of illustrations I've seen of Boccaccio's work. And -- Thank you for this whole creation! :-)
i had this on in the background as i was preparing for recording something, but i really just wanna keep listening to this. Thanks for uploading all these treasures and with such thoughtful visuals added to it.
This is wonderful. I wondered how came I had not seen it before, but it is only posted a few weeks ago. So glad it came into my feed. Love it ! Thanks for sharing
¿oigo cantar a los ángeles? ¿o tal vez, será algo parecido así, escuchar, si estoy en el paraíso celestial??? ¡Cuánta belleza y qué delicada interpretación tanto vocal como instrumental!
La toile is French for cloth. So perhaps a translation of the title would be "weaving songs" or "spinning songs", with the idea that the songs were sung by women while weaving?
Embroidery was very much an activity for upper class women. Not so much weaving as anything related to embellishing cloth. Weaving and spinning really was more for the peasants.
@@johnfalkenstine8377 There is no SSL certification, which really doesn't say that much. The only thing is that side injection should be impossible, but SSL certification doesn't give much protection. More a nice side income for ISP's than anything really useful as there are plenty of methods to inject malware. If you want some level of security, run Linux which doesn't leave known security bugs unfixed for decades like Windows and iOS. It largely depends on what type of site you're going. Avoid the clickbait and fringe porn sites and most of the time it will be okay. Any software download site without SSl certificates is to be avoided like the plague.
>Chansons de Toile: songs from women’s room I have a feeling that we will see some absolutely weird images as well....for our historical studies of course. We have to face the bare naked truth! On a side note, back in my school days, the boys bathroom was always horrible, where the girls bathroom was like paradise in comparison. A women could casually sit in there and sing and play the harp for the girls, to support "relaxation". In the boys bathroom, on the other hand, she would struggle to breathe and couldn't concentrate on her harp. In some way, the music would then sound like the smell, if you know what I mean. Music really speaks.
I dunno. I've found some mens rooms where the music is played exquisitely. Fenway Park in Boston, MA immediately comes to mind. Puts you in a relaxed state of mind to do "your business." Of course, as anyone will tell you, the Samuel Adams helps as well. Cheers!
Muchas gracias al trabajo de todos aquellos que hicieron posible que estas bellas canciones y melodías atravesaran los siglos para llegar hasta nosotros y si eso fue posible fue por la belleza del canto seguramente las palabras los textos, la música sus líneas melódicas muy puras son músicas esenciales que tocan el alma. Sé que por la región occitana hace más de 500 años vivieron en esa región las trovadoras grupos compuestos solo por mujeres que escribían textos y músicas y cantaban este episodio es poco conocido, la historia oficial no lo habla y la tradición oral tampoco y su descubrimiento ha sido posible gracias a pistas que llevaban de una familia a otra de la región de verdad fue un trabajo que fue muy ocultado de estas mujeres músicos al mismo estilo que los trovadores algunas de ellas escribieron y esos escritos se han ido recuperando poco a poco Soy una Chilena que vive en Paris y adoro la música antigua
but how and where can we buy these glorious albums?? i cherish everything i have heard of yours, but this may be my favorite. so frustrating not to be able to buy the album, alas (and no, i don't want it on "mp" - would love it on cd). thank you for your gifts of music - my favorite period (apart from jsb).
Does anyone have any information on the illuminated manuscript that seems to show the same woman over and over again, painting and reading, possibly the artist herself? I think it starts around 4:32. The one of the women spinning, carding, and doing other fiber arts is stunning! Any info would be greatly appreciated!
![beautiful medieval music [playlist]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9YiOvwesQFI/mqdefault.jpg)
The amount of stress I've been enduring past few days is overwhelming, but could finally take a deep breath and calm down for a good hour because of this beautiful piece if art. Hope whoever reads this find peace and calm, even if for a short hour
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May peace be with you
I was led to a transcendent state of being with the last song just now, and by the voice of this talented singer. As I read your comment, what came to mind is that you allowed it. Many people are going through immense stress but don't allow themselves to leave everything aside, truly forget about it all, and merge with their listening experience. You know the path, you allow this repose to your soul, and probably deep down you know what really matters.
I know you've been struggling with thoughts of suicide.
Listen if you will
There is a way to be free from the bondage of your past, It does not define you whatsoever.
Be reborn in CHRIST, who gave up his own life in love, that you may live your life in mercy
You are entitled nothing. But the mercy of God gives you a fountain of life no gold on this earth can match
Cry out to God for mercy, even though you are merciless
Cry out to God for hope. There is hope for the hopeless
How wonderful is it that we can finally somewhat hear and experience women's intimate experiences from more than 500 years ago. I was introduced to the concept of Chansons de toile 20 years ago by a french singer (Émilie Simon) I really adore. Back then, a 12 years from a poor family with no education and no knowledge of musical theory, it was impossible to grasp what the term meant musically, only it's historical background (and information was really limited). And now I am blessed with this amazingly middle of the night discovery. I am a Hildegard Von Bingen fan, so this complements it well. Thank you so much, it touched my soul.
Interesting experience, thank you! 🌷
Beautifully expressed. Thank you for the image of unexpected splendor gifted, accepted, and honored. It is most beautiful.
You brought a tear to my eye with this today girl!..respect...
Be even more of a fan of Hildegard von Bingen's Faith.
Hola.. me encanto leerte , pero aún más el verte. Podemos hablar por algun medio?
Le beau XIIIe siècle, apogée de notre civilisation!
Merci.
Listening to this music confirms for me the feeling that I have lived before.
Same feeling for me. soothing of my Soul/Spirit .
What do you think you experienced? I don't have any inkling of a past life other than some out-of-phase experiences regarding art or music.
It is just that all that is still living in you
I know you've been struggling with thoughts of suicide.
Listen if you will
There is a way to be free from the bondage of your past, It does not define you whatsoever.
Be reborn in CHRIST, who gave up his own life in love, that you may live your life in mercy
You are entitled nothing. But the mercy of God gives you a fountain of life no gold on this earth can match
Cry out to God for mercy, even though you are merciless
Cry out to God for hope. There is hope for the hopeless
god i needed this. frankly i was unaware of the musical style, it just melts the outside snow and cold away and fills me with a warm glow.
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Found this about a year ago and have listened well over 100x, just untouchable
I’m such an overly emotional person and as a music major this made me start sobbing lol.. it’s too beautiful
Beautiful.
Lucky you...🍀
melts my heart as well
I can relate
@@sdaoud31. It makes me wonder if our Souls are given more than one body, and life experience. The music, just calls to me.
Raffinement et délicatesse. Grandeur du Moyen Age européen mais aussi japonais ,arabe etc . Que de Merveilles produites durant cette période historique De la joie pure
Hai perfettamente ragione. 🌷
This is wonderful. Iam amazed of such beauty. This is coming from God himself
0:00 En un vergier, lez une fontenelle (anonymus)
7:24 Bele Ysabiauz, pucele bien aprise (Audefrois le Batard)
21:30 Bele Aiglentine (the romance of Guillaume de Dôle) .
26:18 Bele Doette as fenestres se siet (anonymus)
35:03 Oriolanz (anonymus)
45:55 Bele Beatris (Audefrois le Batard) .
1:02:45 Bele Emmelos (Audefrois le Batard)
Merci!
Merci.
Thanks👍
Grazie tante per condividere queste meraviglie del Medioevo!
Naturalmente, mi sono piaciute tutte, ma penso che la mia preferita è forse "En un vergier, lez une fontenele" , quella voce e quell'arpa!
Per qualche ragione mi ha anche ricordato una vecchia e cara amica dell'Italia alla quale ho perduto di vista fa quasi cinque anni.
_Mi manchi tantissimo, Olya..._
Grazie! 🌹
musica meravigliosa, allo stesso tempo commovente e sublime. Grazie di cuore, come sempre pubblicate fantastiche incisioni.
🌹grazie
Such beauty the beasts of the world will never know.
This is wonderful. A nice change of pace from all the Hildegard I listen to.
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Oh, what a magnificent world Hildegard has led me to... things of such beauty is something everyone must experience.
@@wyleong4326 🌻
@@wyleong4326 I know what you mean. Her Latin song titles are just as beautiful. Reading Medieval philosophy or history while listening to Hildegard or Musica Medievale is incredible synergy. Mallory's King Arthur is also great reading to this music.
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I'm a Hildegard fan too
Thank you for adding appropriate and beautiful artwork to these lovely songs, it makes for a rich experience.
Absolutely! And I would love more info on the artwork🤗
Our beautiful heritage to keep and cherish, our dear ancestors to remember and rever.
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Magnique et ineffable voix,merci
After reading the description, it’s both comforting and disturbing to know that people never change...and people’s inner lives in the medieval period are not much different then our own. We’ve always had our unrealistic fantasies of love and romance 🧚🏼♂️
Yes, I agree with you, there are not many differences from medieval people to us, except that they invented the idea of romanticism and they didn’t judge any other era by thinking that they were better...
Yes, people remain the same in core responses. There's a young English guy who studies linguistics and makes videos, who says he got interested in making videos using Anglo Saxon dialogue so people would see that folks of those times were just like in in a sense-- no more foolish, no less intelligent, with the same kinds of emotional concerns. And it's important to see (methinks) that life was no idealized romp of beauty and spirituality (nor world of endless brutality.)
The combination of the music and the slow panning across the spectacular medieval manuscript illustrations is irresistable. What an experience.
Thank you! 🌻
Sublime🙏💓
merci beaucoup pour l introduction, les images, la musique, l histoire, la beaute.
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C'est réellement superbe. L'ambiance est tellement douce, pure et mystérieuse que je m'attends à voir une Licorne surgir dans mon jardin !
It would be a real interesting way to start the new year! 🌹
@@MusicaMedievale For sure ! 😂😂
Moi aussi.. et des demoiselles qui errent pensivement. Tout un univers..
Happiness at the beginning of the new year. Thanks. ❤🍀🎉❤
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I love these medieval images and music from another time and era in history
Beautiful...what an exquisite corner of the RUclips. x
Thank you 🌹
Its so beautiful...you can can feel the music coming from a womans heart...
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Auguri !!!! Grazie mille saluti da Francia !💝💝💝
Grazie, un saluto dalle Alpi piemontesi! 🌷
Mille mercis for this lovely collection.
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Musica Medievale ,,
Thank you so much for this peek into our wayback lives...
I’m sure the hearty fellows had their own deeply resonant songs..We’ve always had our
“ Longing for each other..”...
It’s just who we are..!
@@nanmoi8566 🌹
Coincido con lo expresado en muchos de los comentarios, acerca de lo que esta delicada y maravillosa música produce en nuestros espíritus. Escuchar esta música y mirar las bellas imágenes que la acompañan, es una hermosa experiencia que nos conecta con nuestros congéneres de siglos atrás. Gracias
Exquisitamente halagado ⚜️
This whole series of Musica Medievale is absolutely marvelous. I am SO happy I found it and I thank the good people of MM for putting it out.
It surprises me that my ansestors (sorry i cant spell) sung like this. Its beautiful. For some reason this music sounds so familiar. Idk why tho
Beautiful music beautifully performed
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Perfect.Thanks.You are a light in the dark.
Thank you 🌹
Musica Medievale
So sweet in my dying time..
All my love and thanks..
Never stop giving these precious gifts..
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Not only is the music lovely and delicate, and the story behind the stories enchantingly like a boudoir version of some of the Decameron, the illustrations are lovely as well.
I'd like to know where they came from. They remind me of illustrations I've seen of Boccaccio's work.
And -- Thank you for this whole creation! :-)
Thank you! You are right, some images in the first part of the video are taken from “De Claris Mulieribus” by Boccaccio, manuscript Royal 20 C V. 🌹
Fantastic collection of songs
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Exquisitely beautiful music. A forgotten part of the middle ages. And to think that it was actually recorded at Fontevraud!
what a treasure is finding this video in my recommendations 💖 grazie mille
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i had this on in the background as i was preparing for recording something, but i really just wanna keep listening to this. Thanks for uploading all these treasures and with such thoughtful visuals added to it.
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Hauntingly beautiful. Thank you!
I find it beautifully haunting
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This is wonderful. I wondered how came I had not seen it before, but it is only posted a few weeks ago. So glad it came into my feed. Love it ! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! 🌹
Beautiful, and a lovely soundtrack for writing =-----> TY =----->
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¿oigo cantar a los ángeles? ¿o tal vez, será algo parecido así, escuchar, si estoy en el paraíso celestial??? ¡Cuánta belleza y qué delicada interpretación tanto vocal como instrumental!
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Beautiful voice ♥️💙🍇🌹 thank you 🙏🏼
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Many thanks for the post!
Happy new year!🎆🎆🎋🎊🌠🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Happy new year, all the best! 🌹
Wonderful music and great illustrations that are one topic. Thank you very much!
Magnifique sublime ❤
La toile is French for cloth. So perhaps a translation of the title would be "weaving songs" or "spinning songs", with the idea that the songs were sung by women while weaving?
It's exactly that.
Check the info of the video.
Embroidery was very much an activity for upper class women. Not so much weaving as anything related to embellishing cloth. Weaving and spinning really was more for the peasants.
What a voice! It gets under the skin. Absolutely wonderful.🤩
Cuanta belleza.. gracias
What a joy! Gently embracing my heart. Thank you so much!
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Fabulous paintings & music!
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Que encantador!
I love this recording!!!
Thank you.
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Merci!!
Greetings from 🇲🇽!
Bellíssima música... Muchas gracias !!!
I'm at the toilet and it seemed like an appropiate recommendation until I re-read the title and read the description. A beautiful album nonetheless
Absolument merveilleux!!
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Sutil. Transcendente. Lindíssimo. Diálogo com a alma.
Wonderful ! xxxxxxx
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Dream like....lovely, I'd love a translation if that is possible.
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In this link you can find some lyrics, sometimes are translated but in Italian. 151.100.161.88/?q=laboratorio/edizione-50
@@MusicaMedievale This link sets off a certification alarm in Google Chrome.
@@johnfalkenstine8377 Yes I know, but is the only one with many lyrics about chanson de toile!
@@johnfalkenstine8377 There is no SSL certification, which really doesn't say that much. The only thing is that side injection should be impossible, but SSL certification doesn't give much protection. More a nice side income for ISP's than anything really useful as there are plenty of methods to inject malware. If you want some level of security, run Linux which doesn't leave known security bugs unfixed for decades like Windows and iOS. It largely depends on what type of site you're going. Avoid the clickbait and fringe porn sites and most of the time it will be okay. Any software download site without SSl certificates is to be avoided like the plague.
Thanks for all of this content on the channel! I've been binging on it while at work. Keep up the great job!
Thank you so much! 🌻
Thank you so very much..
Such vital times.. in music.. !
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Lovely. I want to reread Marie de France. Merci. ❤
I love her Lais 🌹
Thanks for this video, congratulations on your best creation! And I love that piece of furniture behind you when you're telling us about that! ❤
Delicate sometimes, as well as haunting and plaintive. Perhaps a whiff of folk as well as religious. Lovely thank you.
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Gorgeous..
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Complete delight! Wonderful sound and songs.
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It pours over me. Beautiful.
Divine!! TY TY TY TY!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful music with us. BTW my name is aso Estelle - wish I possessed the talent of the two Estelles in this recording.
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Love it!!!!!!!!!!!
I like hats. This music is ok.
Thank you so much for uploading these gorgeous musical pieces ❤️
I love it
sublime...🤍🕊
Beautiful
I think I would live in the women's room if they played this music
gorgeous 🤍
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>Chansons de Toile: songs from women’s room
I have a feeling that we will see some absolutely weird images as well....for our historical studies of course. We have to face the bare naked truth!
On a side note, back in my school days, the boys bathroom was always horrible, where the girls bathroom was like paradise in comparison. A women could casually sit in there and sing and play the harp for the girls, to support "relaxation". In the boys bathroom, on the other hand, she would struggle to breathe and couldn't concentrate on her harp. In some way, the music would then sound like the smell, if you know what I mean. Music really speaks.
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I dunno. I've found some mens rooms where the music is played exquisitely. Fenway Park in Boston, MA immediately comes to mind. Puts you in a relaxed state of mind to do "your business." Of course, as anyone will tell you, the Samuel Adams helps as well. Cheers!
Tip the harpist.
hermosa pieza.
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Angels...
Top🤩🤩🤩🤩
Such wanton beauty...
Exquisite..!
Where’ are the voices of the men ?
We are such a fulsome people..
Celebrate...!
Gorgeous
SABRINA......BELÍSSIMA MÚSICA.....
Tranquil stuff my dudes.
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Muchas gracias al trabajo de todos aquellos que hicieron posible que estas bellas canciones y melodías atravesaran los siglos para llegar hasta nosotros y si eso fue posible fue por la belleza del canto seguramente las palabras los textos, la música sus líneas melódicas muy puras son músicas esenciales que tocan el alma. Sé que por la región occitana hace más de 500 años vivieron en esa región las trovadoras grupos compuestos solo por mujeres que escribían textos y músicas y cantaban este episodio es poco conocido, la historia oficial no lo habla y la tradición oral tampoco y su descubrimiento ha sido posible gracias a pistas que llevaban de una familia a otra de la región de verdad fue un trabajo que fue muy ocultado de estas mujeres músicos al mismo estilo que los trovadores algunas de ellas escribieron y esos escritos se han ido recuperando poco a poco
Soy una Chilena que vive en Paris y adoro la música antigua
Le nord c'est pour la boussole
Cette musique
à une époque sans boussole
où presque tous haïssent
la moindre boussole
est le chemin
beatris exelent
but how and where can we buy these glorious albums?? i cherish everything i have heard of yours, but this may be my favorite. so frustrating not to be able to buy the album, alas (and no, i don't want it on "mp" - would love it on cd). thank you for your gifts of music - my favorite period (apart from jsb).
Does anyone have any information on the illuminated manuscript that seems to show the same woman over and over again, painting and reading, possibly the artist herself? I think it starts around 4:32. The one of the women spinning, carding, and doing other fiber arts is stunning! Any info would be greatly appreciated!
Is the "De claris mulieribus" by Giovanni Boccaccio from the manuscript Royal 20 C V.
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They were a saucy lot back in the day
Ciao Mirko!
I was enchanted by the introductory text . Moreover by the music , thanks very much for the upload .
Where can I find those beautiful paintings ?
Thank you, all the images in the first part of the video are taken from “De Claris Mulieribus” by Boccaccio, manuscript Royal 20 C V. 🌹
In illo tempore
Hermoso
Que hermosa. Es Santa Hidelgarda?
No, check the info of the video for more informations!
Very nice for pleasant domesticity.
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