RIC 340 1 CD Issue : April 2014 Total time: 68:39 Under the title ‘Occitan Nights’, a few troubadour songs have been collected here. ose poet-musicians celebrated the beauty of women, praised the courage of men and evoked the parting of lovers at daybreak. e CÉLADON Ensemble offers us a poetic, inspired vision of these lovely melodies (proposed with their complete texts), and the accompaniment, with four instruments (fiddle or rabab, lute, recorders and percussion), provides a particularly elegant sound environment sublimated by the perfect acoustics of the church of Notre-Dame de Centeilles ENSEMBLE CÉLADON Clara Coutouly: soprano Paulin Bündgen: counter-tenor Nolwenn Le Guern: fiddle & rebab Florent Marie: lute Gwénaël Bihan: recorders & gemshorn Ludwin Bernaténé: percussion Paulin Büngden: artistic direction 1. Lo vers comens Marcabru (c. 1100-c. 1150) 6’12 2. Lo clar temps vei brunezir Raimon Jordan (fl. 1178-1195) 7’46 3. Rassa tan creis Bertran de Born (c. 1140-c. 1205) 10’00 4. A chantar m’er Beatriz de Dia (c. 1140-after 1175) 9’21 5. S’anc fui bela ni prezada Cadenet (c. 1160-c. 1253) 7’42 6. Reis glorios Guiraut de Bornelh (c. 1138-c. 1215) 8’52 7. Can l’erba fresch’ Bernat de Ventadorn (c. 1125-end XII e ) 9’04 8. Cel que no volh auzir chanssos Raimon de Miraval (c. 1140-c. 1220) 3’51 9. Tan m’abelis Berenguier de Palazol (c. 1160-1209) 5’26 NUITS OCCITANES Troubadour’s Songs See also: e Ensemble Céladon during the recording session in the Church Notre-Dame in Centeilles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJtLj3nmr_Q

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RIC 340 1 CDIssue : April 2014Total time: 68:39

Under the title ‘Occitan Nights’, a few troubadour songs have been collected here. Those poet-musicians celebrated the beauty of women, praised the courage of men and evoked the parting of lovers at daybreak. The CÉLADON Ensemble offers us a poetic, inspired vision of these lovely melodies (proposed with their complete texts), and the accompaniment, with four instruments (fiddle or rabab, lute, recorders and percussion), provides a particularly elegant sound environment sublimated by the perfect acoustics of the church of Notre-Dame de Centeilles

ENSEMBLE CÉLADON

Clara Coutouly: soprano

Paulin Bündgen: counter-tenor

Nolwenn Le Guern: fiddle & rebab

Florent Marie: lute

Gwénaël Bihan: recorders & gemshorn

Ludwin Bernaténé: percussion

Paulin Büngden: artistic direction

1. Lo vers comens Marcabru (c. 1100-c. 1150) 6’122. Lo clar temps vei brunezir Raimon Jordan (fl. 1178-1195) 7’463. Rassa tan creis Bertran de Born (c. 1140-c. 1205) 10’004. A chantar m’er Beatriz de Dia (c. 1140-after 1175) 9’215. S’anc fui bela ni prezada Cadenet (c. 1160-c. 1253) 7’426. Reis glorios Guiraut de Bornelh (c. 1138-c. 1215) 8’527. Can l’erba fresch’ Bernat de Ventadorn (c. 1125-end XIIe) 9’048. Cel que no volh auzir chanssos Raimon de Miraval (c. 1140-c. 1220) 3’519. Tan m’abelis Berenguier de Palazol (c. 1160-1209) 5’26

NUITS OCCITANESTroubadour’s Songs

See also: The Ensemble Céladon during the recording session

in the Church Notre-Dame in Centeilles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJtLj3nmr_Q