Adrian Willaert served in the highly influential position of maestro di cappella at St. Mark’s from 1527 to 1562.These two chansons (Baisés Moy and Qui verult aymer) were part of a collection that was first published in 1536. Willaert’s 3-part French chansons were so popular that they were republished 4 times in the next 40 years.
Rook: Jakob Hansen, Violin Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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Adrian Willaert
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Recorded on 02/19/2014, uploaded on 07/29/2014
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Adrian Willaert served in the highly influential position of maestro di cappella at St. Mark’s from 1527 to 1562. These two chansons (Baisés Moy and Qui verult aymer) were part of a collection that was first published in 1536. Willaert’s 3-part French chansons were so popular that they were republished 4 times in the next 40 years.
Rook:
Jakob Hansen, Violin
Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone
Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin
Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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