David Munrow - The Art of David Munrow - Complete Warner Edition - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

A gifted singer and a brilliant multi-instrumentalist - with a legendary mastery of the recorder - David Munrow was a transformative force in early music. In 1967, alongside Christopher Hogwood, he founded the Early Music Consort of London, an ensemble that would redefine historical performance. His prolific discography on Warner Classics and Nonesuch remains a treasure trove of reference recordings, testifying to his immense virtuosity, eclecticism, and pioneering spirit. When he died in May 1976, at only thirty-three, Munrow left behind a recorded legacy that, in it's breadth and significance, rivalled - and in some respects surpassed - that of far more senior figures. His output ranged from the twelfth century to the high Baroque and the great vocal masterpieces of the Renaissance - with occasional forays into the twentieth century. A world-class director and a compulsive collector of instruments from around the globe, Munrow brought ancient sounds vividly to life with an infectious energy that continues to resonate today. Album Tracks 1. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères I. Rondeau, InchTant Con Je VivraiInch 2. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères II. La Sexte Estampie Real 3. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères III. Ductia 4. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères IV. Chansonnette, InchQuant Je Voy YverInch 5. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères V. Virelai, InchFines Amouretes AiInch 6. The Courtly Art of the Trouvères VI. Estampie, InchSouvent Souspire Mon CuerInch 7. The Burgundian Court of Philip the Good I. Basse Dance, InchFalla Con MisurasInch 8. The Burgundian Court of Philip the Good II. Ballade, InchEntre Vous, Noviaux MariésInch 9. The Burgundian Court of Philip the Good III. Chanson, InchVergine BellaInch 10. The German Court of Emperor Maximillian I I. Isbruck, Ich Muß Dich Lassen 11. The German Court of Emperor Maximillian I II.