"Provence mystique. Sacred Songs of the Middle Ages" by Anne Azéma is a captivating journey through the sacred and secular music of the Middle Ages. Released in 1999 under Warner Classics International, this album showcases Anne Azéma's extraordinary vocal prowess and her deep connection to the medieval repertoire. With a duration of 56 minutes, the album features 13 tracks that span a variety of styles, including Occitan and Gregorian chants, as well as compositions from the troubadour tradition. Anne Azéma, known for her versatile performances across different historical periods, brings a unique authenticity and sensitivity to these ancient songs. The album includes both well-known pieces like "Vexilla regis" and lesser-known gems such as "Del quatre caps que a la cros" and "D'un sirventes far." Whether you're a fan of medieval music or simply looking to explore the rich tapestry of historical vocal traditions, "Provence mystique" offers a profound and enriching listening experience.
Del quatre caps que a la crosJaufre Rudel, Anne Azéma, Margriet Tindemans
Verbum Patris humanaturAnonymous, Anne Azéma, Annelies Coene, Catherine Jousselin, Kit Higginson, Laurence Brisset, Margriet Tindemans, Pasquale Mourey, Shira Kammen
D'un sirventes farPeire Vidal, Anne Azéma, Shira Kammen
Una ciutatz fo (After Alfonso el Sabio's Cantiga de Santa María No. 45 "A Virgen Santa María tant' é de gran pïedade")Alfonso X El Sabio, Anne Azéma, Kit Higginson, Margriet Tindemans, Shira Kammen
Planctus Beate Marie: Dona, maire del SalvadorAnonymous, Anne Azéma
Flore vernans gratieAnonymous, Anne Azéma
Cantigas de Santa María: No. 363, En bon ponto vimos esta Sennor que loamosAlfonso X El Sabio, Anne Azéma, Annelies Coene, Catherine Jousselin, Kit Higginson, Laurence Brisset, Margriet Tindemans, Pasquale Mourey, Shira Kammen
Gregis pastor TityrusAnonymous, Anne Azéma, Annelies Coene, Catherine Jousselin, Kit Higginson, Laurence Brisset, Margriet Tindemans, Pasquale Mourey, Shira Kammen