Renaissance Rackett Collection - Part 8
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Uploaded by Zarataphs on May 26, 2008
The eighth piece of my renaissance rackett collection. The rackett has always been one of my favourite renaissance instruments, and it's a shame its use declined so vastly into the Baroque era and beyond. Lately though, the rackett has seen a slight renaissance. :)
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NormanMacCaig 1 year ago
Quite a lovely performance of this dance on those Renaissance reeds!
vanni9283 3 years ago
This is one of the 12 Dances from the Danseryes (1551). This one is called Bransle, a French dance.
Thought you might like to know if you don't know the origins of this piece. I've enjoyed your Rackett collection, and I must say it is one heck of a remarkable instrument :)
vilxan 3 years ago 2