Camerata Hungarica – Collection Of Bártfa 16th-17th Century (Excerpts) / Hungaroton 2x LP, Stereo, Mono

SLPX 11669/70

Product Features

• Label: Hungaroton
• Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP
• Country: Hungary
• Released: 1980
• Genre: Classical
• Style: Renaissance

Overview

"Collection Of Bártfa 16th-17th Century (Excerpts)" is a 2x LP release of Renaissance music performed by the Camerata Hungarica ensemble. This recording showcases the talents of the ensemble and highlights the beauty and complexity of Renaissance music.

Interesting Facts

• The Camerata Hungarica is a renowned ensemble specializing in the performance of Renaissance and Baroque music.
• This recording features a selection of excerpts from the 16th and 17th centuries, showcasing the ensemble's skill in performing music from this period.
• The album includes a detailed tracklist and credits the various musicians involved in the performance.

Track Listing

• Side A:
  1. La Battaglia
  2. "C'est Grand Plaisir"
  3. "Enfans A Laborder"
  4. La Gamba
  5. "Chi Passa"
  6. "C'est A Grand Tort"
• Side B:
  1. "Au Joly Bois"
  2. "Doulce Memoir"
  3. "Je Prens En Gré"
  4. "De Son Amour"
  5. La Rocca El Fuso
  6. "Content Desire"
• Side C:
  1. "Ung Gay Bergier"
  2. "Pour Ung Plaisir"
  3. "Je Suis Trop Lonette"
  4. "J'ai Trop Soudainement"
  5. La Traditora
  6. "Allons, Allons Gay"
  7. "Vestiva I Colli"
• Side D:
  1. Gagliarda
  2. Ballo Granducca
  3. Pavane Lachrimea
  4. King Of Denmark

Key Credits

• Bass Vocals: András Fehér
• Bassoon: György Keszler
• Bassoon, Dulcimer: József Vajda
• Choir: Primavera Quintet
• Contralto Vocals: Judith Várbíró, Livia Budai
• Design: Szilárd Molnár
• Edited By, Liner Notes: Falvy Zoltán
• Engineer: Judit Lukács
• Ensemble: Camerata Hungarica
• Harp: Éva Maros
• Harpsichord: Zsuzsa Pertis
• Leader, Recorder: László Czidra
• Lute: Dániel Benkő
• Organ: Endre Virágh
• Percussion: Ágnes Méth
• Photography By: Miklós Csák
• Producer: András Székely
• Recorder: Vilmos Stadler
• Recorder, Percussion: László Virág
• Soprano Vocals: Erika Sziklai, Judit Hartyányi, Katalin Hajnóczy, Melinda Lugosi
• Tenor Vocals: Mátyás Antal
• Trombone: Ferenc Steiner, György Zilcz, Kovács Attila, József Nagy
• Trumpet: Ede Inhoff, Frigyes Varasdy
• Viola: Gábor Pongrácz
• Viola, Cello, Viola da Gamba: Mária Frank
• Violin: Kálmán Kostyál
• Violin, Viola: János Rolla

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