Jose Lemos - Tant que vivray - 16th Century - Brio

http://www.brioensemble.com/
Recorded March 31,2008 at the College of Charleston
Brio, founded by Steve Rosenberg in 2002, is devoted to the performance of Medieval, Renaissance, and Sephardic music. José Lemos, countertenor, Steve Rosenberg, recorders, Mary Anne Ballard, treble, tenor and bass viola da gamba, Danny Mallon, castanets, darbuka, riq (arabic tambourine), frame drums, shakers, wood block, agogo bells.
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• Jose
• Lemos
• countertenor
• contratenor
• French
• 16th
• century
• renaissance
• brasil
• uruguay
• brio

[serenaluce]

@FRAGIORGIO1 Absolutely! Lemos's voice is like caressing velvet!:-) And what a beautiful intelligent coloratura showing the artist's high inner culture! This embelishment in the 3d part is just perfect and in style for the piece!...Bravi tutti, certo!:-)

[FRAGIORGIO1]

Absolutely charmed and delilghted! Lemos' voice is pure velvet. Bravi tutti. Great ensemble.

[tamerlano236]

Stunning. Bravo! Thanks for uploading.

[phil2u]

Not only is the music not anonymous, the text is a poem by the great French Renaissance poet, Clement Marot.

[legaertner]

Ótimo cantor...Parabéns!

[serenaluce]

Just wonderful!

[1647695]

It's not anonymous. This was written by Claudin de Sermisy. This was one of his secular works. Good recording.

[BERNARJE]

I was doing my music history studying and I was so lucky to run into this video. Sounds awesome!!! Beautiful voice and the ensemble.

[samizdrama]

He has such charm & rapport with the audience, too.

[molealto]

Jose Lemos up to his usual high standard :)