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A doi tenori (Duetti da chiesa nella Roma del Primo Seicento) / Boterf, Ragon»rank: 296638from: L'empreinte Digitale
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Une fête Chez Rabelais: Songs & Instrumental Pieces from the First Half of the 16th Century - Ensemble Clment Janequin»rank: 464928by: Clemens non Papa (Jacob Clement), Nicolle des Celliers d' Hesdin, Josquin Desprez, Matthaeus Pipelare, Pierre Certon, Henry Fresneau, Gabriel Coste, Eric Bellocq, Bruno Boterf, Malcolm Bothwell, Vincent Bouchot, Marc Busnel, Francois Fauche, Matthieu Lusson, Ensemble Clément Janequin
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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Songs on poems by Ronsard»rank: 484911from: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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Une fête Chez Rabelais»rank: 564965from: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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L' Amfiparnaso»rank: 994594from: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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Canciones y Ensaladas - Songs And Instrumental Pieces Of The Spanish Golden Age / Visse, Ensemble Clement Janequin»rank: 539325by: Mateo Flecha, Bruno Boterf, Vincent Bouchot, Francois Fauche, Renaud Delaigue, Eric Bellocq, Massimo Moscardo, Matthieu Lusson, Jean-Marc Aymes
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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Motets»rank: 1025500from: Pierre Verany
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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Comédies Madrigalesques»rank: 838215from: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
0ur opinion: :The ribald humor and over-the-top tall tales of François Rabelais are the sort of material that Dominique Visse and the Ensemble Clément Janequin, the preeminent comedians of the early-music world, would find irresistible. Here Visse, five singers, and five instrumentalists pay tribute to Rabelais in a fabulously raucous program including the expected bawdy ballads, a drinking song by the monks of the fictitious '0rder of St. Babouyn' (precursors of the Sisters of Perpetual lndulgence?), a tune about why not ...
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