A Chanter M'er

[giverny122]

¡Espectacular!

[abarefootboy]

sublime

[dingomusiktheater]

Great groove and instrumentation. Brillant!

[177coc]

Superbe ! J'ai l'impression d'entendre Loreena McKennitt !

[chelseynicole192]

It's" A Chantar" not "A Chant-er"

[rooivaalk]

Wonderful!

[kinomichilynx]

2 were killed during the crusades...

[PopestickMaster]

I NEED AN OUD NOW

[IamJenwren]

I love that this piece was written by a woman, it is utterly sublimeand so, so sensual. For me, it stamps all over the sychophantic offerings of most modern artists attempting to convey feelings.

[HowToHistory]

Thanks for sharing. Not only the music but the images of the instruments that make it.

[eacortes]

What a spark of nostalgia this musical piece ignites within me.

[drewster63]

is there a song called "i must sing" from countess of Dia troubadour song? or is this it?..

[dakaha1]

SUBLIME

[AjlaBosniazka]

Medival thoughts from a Bosnian cathar year 1268;

"Here lies Kulduk Krilić in Usora on my noble land

I followed path of reason, not of heart. And now I regret it.

And you, if you have only one day of life, before you is the whole future.

In summer 1268 year of Lord, in Usora, my home."

[AjlaBosniazka]

Bravo!, remainds me a bit of bosnian sevdalinka..

[MuaySar]

Thank you for uploading this beautiful piece of music.

[saintmicael]

good

[WTBBabyFactory]

Don't delete my comment, it is a worthy and sensible view. I. AM. ON. A. CAMEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Loneskye66]

Beautiful piece of music - I could listen to Medieval music all day (in fact quite often I do!). Great to see the actual instruments too!

[Loneskye66]

Beautiful piece of music - I could listen to Medieval music all day (in fact quite often I do!). Great to see the actual instruments too!

[sabrinasjourney]

Love the oud <3

[8stepsifu]

This is Western Chinese/central Asian music via Arabs to Southern Spain.

[TimonKaiPumpa]

Where can one find this really beautiful song in a CD?

[DexAiArthur]

Is it possible to play this song on guitar ! I love this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fullmetalchemist34]

Great thing! I've been interested in medieval european music for a while, but it is very hard to find reliable sources on the web. You said that it was "written". Is there any possibility to obtain the score of this piece and maybe some others of the same composer? Let me know please.

Thanks.

You might take a look into a few music videos I posted on youtube

[sirasy]

beautiful!

[emowolf4356]

I'm doing a project/ essay on the middle ages in english, I picked the topic Troubadour, and I am am very pleased with the results, all of this is quite interseing

[Davccelion]

Congratulations,master! Do you play all the instruments alone, or does someone help you in your performances?

[RENEDU2]

this is quite a beautifull piece~

[mastiffis]

obey and lead... and no death shall follow

[TreeDwellnGnome]

There was this 4 part documentary on BBC called Inside the Medieval Mind. It featured a piece by Raimbaut D'Aurenga called Una Chansoneta Fera. Does anybody know if this is available on cd or can be downloaded online?

[NicholasBreezeWood]

Not familar with that song - although I have many of Raimbaut's songs on CD.. but not that one - at least not under that title.. all I can say is 'google dear friend - google'

good hunting

[newfoundjoy]

@NicholasBreezeWood hi; nicholasBW; can you direct me to any more like this one or a longer version of this one; i'm severly attached to it but it's so short. Thank you,

[rodrigitotube]

Where is the voice?

[youngun550]

This is more than church modes

[urbis92]

makes me travel in mind to the past ;)

[Qpidon]

indeed, so inspiring!

[sunlitporch]

Brilliant, superb, extraordinary - and inspiring. I'm going to find an oud once back in Italy and enhance my understanding of medieval European music! Thanks for posting!

[wynterwren]

oh wow. WOW.

[quincux]

wow, how can i get your recordings? great repertory

[tugafreak]

An interesting song indeed, I had no idea that troubaritz actually existed , in such sexist ages... Was this something a "simple" noble women could do or only the women from royalty?

[GoldenAwakening]

This song was written by the troubaritz Countess de Dia, perhaps the only surviving one, if I'm not mistaken. As for your question, I would not say women from royalty, but from well-off families, if not aristocratic. Composing troubadour songs take refined training and such education would not be accessible to the commoners. Since it was the height of chivalry and the idea of courtly love, it would be quite reasonable to have female troubadours to compose such songs.

[Gealach74]

Hello !

i do agree , also thanks to the troubaritzs women in general started to get more respect during middle ages thanks to the troubaritz...

Beatrix de dia was obvious one of them ;-)

wonderful interpretation by the way!

Vicente

[pamelangelina23]

Yeah, it is the only surviving piece by a trobairitz. Does anyone know if there's a free online recording of the actual song complete with lyrics? I know Rene Clemencic did a stunning rendition, but I left her CD at my old house...

[693810]

they were woman of noble birth