Tikhon Khrennikov - Concert for Violin 1 & 2 / Concert for Piano 2 & 3 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Gilles Binchois (ca 1400-1460), was one of the most eminent composers of the early Renaissance. Highly esteemed by his fellows, Binchois left a lasting legacy, notably through his polyphonic chansons and sacred works, although these remain unfamiliar to the general public. This selection of works by Binchois, born in Hainault, shows the evolution of his musical language from the beginnings of the burgundian style to the later instrumental transcriptions of some of his works, as these bear witness to the timeless beauty of his melodies and harmonic structures. Album Tracks 1. Sanctus 2. Adyeu ma tres [Adieu mes tres belles amours] (instrumental) 3. Veneremur Virginem 4. Je loemors [Je loe amours] 5. Salve sancta parens 6. Qui vult messite [Qui veut mesdire si mesdie] (organ) 7. Adieu, jusques je vous revoye 8. Dixit sanctus Philippus (instrumental) 9. Gloria InchhominibusInch 10. En sera il mieulx voustre cuer 11. Redeuntes in re (instrumental) 12. Jamais tant que je vous revoye (instrumental) 13. J’ay tant de deul que nul homs peut avoir 14. Triste plaisir basse danse (instrumental) 15. Adyeu ma tres belle [Adieu mes tres belles amours] (organ) 16. Depuis le congié que je pris 17. Geloymors [Je loe amours] (organ) 18. Agnus Dei'cum jubilo'

Album Tracks 1. Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra - Virtuosi Di Kuhmo 2. I. Moderato - Mark Lubotsky 3. II. Agitato - Mark Lubotsky 4. III. Andante - Mark Lubotsky 5. I. Andante - Irina Schnittke 6. II. Allegro (Molto) - Irina Schnittke 7. III. Adagio - Irina Schnittke 8. IV. Senza Tempo - Irina Schnittke

Album Tracks 1. I. Andantino 2. II. Andante Con Moto 3. III. Allegro Risoluto 4. Mélodie Russe 5. No. 1. Cantabile 6. No. 3. Danse 7. I. Allegro 8. II. Andante 9. III. Allegro Molto 10. No. 1. Valse 11. No. 2. Doux Reve 12. No. 3. Danse Rustique