Dive into the enchanting world of Renaissance music with Doulce Mémoire's debut album, "Jacques Moderne: Fricassées lyonnaises." Released in 1996 under the naïve label, this captivating collection showcases the ensemble's mastery of medieval and requiem genres, blending them seamlessly with Baroque influences. The album spans a rich 70 minutes, featuring a diverse range of tracks that highlight the intricate compositions of Jacques Moderne.
Doulce Mémoire, known for their dynamic performances, brings together a talented group of musicians including Anne Quentin on soprano, Bruno Caillat on percussion, and Claire Michon on recorder, among others. The ensemble's debut album is a testament to their ability to breathe new life into historical music, offering both instrumental and vocal pieces that range from the delicate "Ta bonne grâce" to the lively "Pasemeze & gaillarde."
This album is a treasure trove for fans of classical and Renaissance music, featuring both well-known and lesser-explored works. The tracks "Tristesse, ennuy, douleur, mélencolye" and "Plaindre l'ennuy" showcase the ensemble's vocal prowess, while instrumental pieces like "Ricercar" and "La fille qui n'a point d'ami" highlight their technical skill and musical versatility. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Jacques Moderne: Fricassées lyonnaises" promises a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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