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Calliope Dances: A Renaissance Revel ()

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  1. Galliarde for recorders, bass viol and tambourine
  2. Voltas (3)
  3. Galliarde for recorders and bass viol
  4. Galliarde diminutions for recorders and bass viol
  5. Ballades des anglois for treble viol, bass viol, mute cornetto and sack
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  1. Galliarde for recorders, bass viol and tambourine
  2. Voltas (3)
  3. Galliarde for recorders and bass viol
  4. Galliarde diminutions for recorders and bass viol
  5. Ballades des anglois for treble viol, bass viol, mute cornetto and sack
  6. Bransle de la Royne for krummhorns, bass viol and drum
  7. La Brosse
  8. Taunder Naken
  9. La Spagna
  10. La Spagna
  11. La Spagna
  12. Galliardes (2)
  13. Pavane for recorders and viols
  14. Basse Dance Au près de vous for cornetto, sackbut, 2 bass viols
  15. Bransles Gay (3) for pipe and tabour, sackbut, cornetto, bass viol, tam
  16. Bransle simple
  17. L' homme armé
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Many bands play Renaissance music with such reverence that listeners forget that it was originally written with revelry and carousing in mind. The group Calliope (named after a goddess, not a steam-powered musical instrument) is an ensemble who makes this music sound like fun, both for listening and dancing. The pieces collected on Calliope Dances: A Renaissance Revel are all high-spirited and lively, with enough beats for dancing and enough instrumental variation to make for pleasant listening. To a modern ear the minor ...

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