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Lupus Hellinck, Josquin Baston, Flemish Anonymous
At the Sign of the Crumhorn
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Special Interest, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (29) - Disc #1
1. Come Out All
2. Needles, Needles
3. Den III. Ende VI. Ronde + Quatre Branles
4. In Sorrow Must I Die
5. I Carry In My Heart
6. Be Sure To Drink In Moderation
7. A Venus Creature
8. How Sorrowful Is My Heart
9. New Almanack
10. In The Middle Of May
11. A Guild Has It's Wench
12. My Heart Has Secretly Departed
13. My Beloved's Brown Eyes
14. Ye Noble Young Spirits
15. Ronde IV-I-VI
16. Fool's Entr'acte
17. Beautiful Venus
18. Hoboken Dance
19. I Went Out Last Night
20. Allemande IV-III-IV
21. Gaillarde I-II-III
22. You Are The Most Precious
23. Pain And Sorrow + I Mourn
24. O Time So Heartily Full Of Melodies
25. Now Take Note
26. Here We Come
27. A Girl Came Walking By I
28. A Girl Came Walking By II
29. Ronde III - IV

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CD Details

All Artists: Lupus Hellinck, Josquin Baston, Flemish Anonymous, Carolus Souliaert, Benedictus Appenzeller, Tylman Susato, Jacobus Clemens Non Papa, Johannes Ghiselin
Title: At the Sign of the Crumhorn
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Naxos
Original Release Date: 1/1/2000
Re-Release Date: 4/11/2000
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Early Music
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 636943442524

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CD Reviews

The best of the 4 I recently bought

Thomas B. Gross | Winchester, MA USA | 04/27/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"For some reason I recently decided to buy a variety of Early Music CDs from Amazon. I purchased four, including this one, enough to spend $25 for free shipping. Of the four (the others being 'Praetorius: Dances from Terpsichore', 'Music of the Troubadours', and 'Music of the Crusades'), this is my favorite.

I particularly like the song whose title is translated on this page as 'Be sure to drink in moderation' - I don't know enough contemporary Dutch to know if learning to sing this as recorded on this CD would be comprehensible to native speakers of Dutch today, but I certainly hope so, because it would make a terrific ice breaker at parties in Holland.

As for the music, it's hard to imagine that a gaggle of trained geese would sound as good as these Crumhorns. This album really rocks."

Almost ditched it !

Weesel | Balmer, MD | 06/15/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Yup. Clearing out my collection of CDs I don't listen to much and this one popped out. Then I gave it another listen and decided that I'd nearly made a very bad mistake. This album is quite remarkable. The vocals are fine, but the instrumentals is where this really shines. The variety of instruments covers the gamut from double reeds (loud and soft), recorders, cornetts, sackbutts, bowed and plucked strings and tasteful, clever percussion... more I'm sure, but you get the idea. There are some very unexpected little tricks as the selections segue from one to an other as well as clever, unexpected solos. It is clear that the group are not just playing music, but that they are playing with it and having a good time. The articulation on some of the pieces is remarkable and I find myself listening to new life breathed into the usual chestnuts from Susato and company. The obligatory Hoboeken tanz is there, but it sounds unlike other performances.

Buy, listen, enjoy. You will not be disappointed."