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Heritage and Identity
Where Folk Music meets Early Music
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FIRST PUBLISHED 01 DEC 2024
This playlist surveys the relationship between folk music and early music through arrangements and the sharing of sound-worlds. It features folk tunes adopted by classical composers such as Byrd, Taverner and Josquin, and arrangements of English, Scottish and Welsh folk songs by Haydn and Beethoven. We visit Ireland through Irlandiani's two albums exploring the musical climate of Dublin in the 18th century, the Italian-Irish musical connections there at the time, and the compelling sound-worlds that can be accessed through the combination of period and folk instruments and instrumentalists. Finally, the playlist takes us to Andalusia to trace the origins of the Flamenco tradition, with tracks from Lux Musicae London's forthcoming album Secrets of Andalusia, supported by a grant from Continuo Foundation.
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Anonymous: Dindirin, dindirin
Lux Musicae London, Roberta Diamond, Victoria Couper, Daniel Thomson, Sophie Creaner
Traditional: Gallaway's Lament (Arr. for 2 Baroque Cellos & Percussion by Carina Drury)
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Poppy Walshaw, John-Henry Baker
William Byrd: Browning (The Leaves Be Green)
The Kings Singers, Fretwork
Traditional: Samai Andalus
Lux Musicae London, Sophie Creaner, Konstantinos Glynos, Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde
Francis Hutcheson: To Sleep (Arr. for 2 Baroque Cellos & Violin by Carina Drury)
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Poppy Walshaw, John-Henry Baker
Beethoven (Arr.): Come We Round a Cheerful Ring, WoO 152 No.8
Moccia Alessandro, Jerome Hantai, Sophie Daneman, Paul Agnew, Peter Harvey
Traditional: Neal - A Collection of the Most Celebrated Irish Tunes (1724): Ye Clarge's Lamentation
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Aileen Henry
Haydn (Arr.): Waefu' heart, Hob.XXXIa:9
Dorothee Mields, Les Amis de Philippe
Traditional: Eileen Aroon
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Poppy Walshaw
John Taverner: Western Wynde Mass: IIIa.Sanctus
Harry Christophers, The Sixteen
Turlough O'Carolan: Captain O'Kane
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Eimar McGeown, Aileen Henry
Beethoven (Arr.): Again My Lyre, Op.108, No.24
Moccia Alessandro, Jerome Hantai, Sophie Daneman, Paul Agnew, Peter Harvey
Lorenzo Bocchi: Plea Rakeh Na Rourkough
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Eimar McGeown, Aileen Henry
Josquin Des Prez: L'Homme Armé
The Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips
Josquin Des Prez: Missa L'Homme Armé Super Voces Musicales - 1a. Kyrie 1
The Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips
Beethoven (Arr.): The Lovely Lass of Inverness, Op.108, No.8
Moccia Alessandro, Jerome Hantai, Sophie Daneman, Paul Agnew, Peter Harvey
Carina Drury: Caoineadh
Irlandiani: Carina Drury, Poppy Walshaw, John-Henry Baker
Pierre Francisque Caroubel: Spagnolette
Lux Musicae London, Sophie Creaner, Mirjam-Luise Münzel, Toby Carr, Harry Buckoke
Haydn (Arr.): Jenny's bawbee, Hob.XXXIa:252
Dorothee Mields, Les Amis de Philippe
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