Deux branles de Montirande

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Uploaded by:	PLRT (09/21/24)
Composer:	Francisque, Antoine
Sample Producer:	Sonus Paradisi
Sample Set:	Groningen, St. Martini
Software:	Hauptwerk VIII
Genre:	Medieval and Renaissance
Description:	Antoine Francisque (1570-1605) was French luthist and composer. The "Branle" was a popular dance where the dancers formed a circle and held hands ; they swinged their arms at the music's tempo. I couldn't find what is "Montirande", but it's probably the name of some village or town of the Renaissance period. That's, IMHO, quite a fresh and rejoicing music.
Performance:	Live
Recorded in:	Stereo
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