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1	To Andernaken Up Dem Ryn Composed By – Alexander Agricola	2:59
2	Nun Wöllt Ihr Hören Neue Mär Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	2:46
3	Ich Stund An Einem Morgen Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	1:44
4	Een Frölic Wesen Composed By – Jacobus Barbireau	1:37
5	Een Vrouwelic Wesen Composed By – Johannes Ghiselin	1:38
6	Untitled Composed By – Anonymous	1:09
7	Do Kam Der Bruder Stoffel Composed By – Anonymous	1:33
8	Das 20. Preambel Composed By – Francesco da Milano*	2:32
9	Caecox Composed By – Alexander Agricola	6:46
10	Untitiled Composed By – Anonymous	1:54
11	Fortuna Ad Voces Musicales Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	2:19
12	Die Brünlein Die Da Fliessen Composed By – Heinrich Isaac	1:03
13	La Alfonsina Composed By – Johannes Ghiselin	1:19
14	Mein Muterlin, Mein Muterlin Das Fraget Aber Mich Composed By – Hans Buchner	1:19
15	Wer Das Elendt Pawen Wil Composed By – Anonymous	0:58
16	Mein Hertz Alzeyt Hat Gross Composed By – Hans Neusidler*, Jacob Obrecht, Pierre de la Rue	3:18
17	Myn Hert Heft Alzeyt Verlanghen Composed By – Anonymous	1:36
18	Myn Hert Heft Altyt Verlanghen Composed By – Anonymous	2:14
19	Fortuna Desperate Composed By – Heinrich Isaac	2:36
20	En Amours Composed By – Antoine De Févin	1:32
21	Es Wonet Lieb Bey Liebe Composed By – Anonymous	1:44
22	E Schön Und Zart Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	2:03
23	Elend Bringt Pein Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	6:52
24	Elslein Liebstes Elslein Mein Composed By – Hans Neusidler*	00:36
25	Ach Elslein, Liebes Elselein Mein Composed By – Ludwig Senfl	1:51
26	[Elslin, Liebes Elselin Min] Composed By – Anonymous	2:01
27	Elslin Liebes Elselin Min Composed By – Sixtus Dietrich	1:42

Credits

• Design – Andreas Stötzner
• Engineer – Reinhold Forster
• Executive Producer – Dr. Thorsten Preuß, Dr. Thomas Drescher*
• Lute – Wim Maeseele
• Recorded By, Edited By – Lutz Wildner
• Tenor Vocals – Julian Podger
• Translated By – Howard Weiner
• Viol – Irene Klein, Jane Achtman, Silvia Tecardi

Notes

Recorded: Schüttbau Rügheim, May 30 to June 2, 2002.

At the beginning of the 16th century Nuremberg (“The spider in the web”) was a northern European centre in which many threads of international music life came together. Early on Nuremberg had established itself as a centre of book printing. The first printing-offices that occupied themselves seriously with the printing of music, however, were those of Hieronymus Formschneider and Johannes Petreius. Most of the pieces on this recording are taken from these collections of three-part music. They contain international repertoire, including old masterworks such as Caecox and Tandernaken by Alexander Agricola, but also arrangements of German folk songs and ballads, as well as French compositions and more recent Italian forms.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 4018767023053
• Matrix / Runout: 01985AA3