J'aime par amour

Overview of the Franco-Flemish school

The 15th and 16th centuries saw the development, first in the Netherlands and France and then throughout Europe, of a musical style known as the Franco-Flemish school. Benefiting from the advantages of the nascent printing press, the multiple generations of composers who succeeded one another within this school created a refined polyphonic style that would unify all of Western Europe.

The program "J'aime par amour" (I love for love), which mixes sacred and secular pieces, explores the different facets of this repertoire through a flute consort, offering pieces that go from the end of the Middle Ages to the late Renaissance.


Repertoire:

 

Guillaume Dufay, Ave regina caelorum - Johannes Ockeghem, Fors seulement l'actente que je meure - Hugho de Lantins, Grant enuy m'est - Josquin des Près, La belle se siet - Heinrich Isaac, Adieu fillette de regnon - Adrian Willaert, Or suis je bien au pire - Antoine Brumel, Ave ancilla trinitatis - Gilles Binchois, Esclave puist yl devenir - Antoine Busnois, Bel acueil le sergent d'Amours - Adrian Willaert, J'ayme par amours

Distribution:

Gaëlle Fourré - Renaissance flutes & singing

Tim Meulenbeld - Renaissance flutes

Taiki Oka - Renaissance flutes

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