From: "Rebecca Prather" <prather at netzero.net> To: <WSFAlist at KeithLynch.net> Cc: "John Guillory" <guillory at science.gmu.edu> Subject: [WSFA] FW: Promised details. See you there? Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 08:11:37 -0400 Reply-To: WSFA members <WSFAlist at keithlynch.net> I don't know what effect this will have, but here goes. To all: If you know of groups with medieval interests, please pass this on to them. Rebecca Prather phone 703-534-2274 -----Original Message----- From: Rebecca Prather [mailto:prather at netzero.net] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 8:50 PM To: prather at netzero.net Subject: [WSFA] Promised details. See you there? Keith, your people or groups that you know about with an interest in medieval things might like to know about this. Please pass it on if you can. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Ken, please send this out to those on your LCM list. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- HEART’S EASE The Renaissance ensemble Cor d’Hier returns to Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts. HEART'S EASE concert of Renaissance music 7:30 p.m. Sunday April 28 Fairfax OLd Town Hall 399 University Drive at Main Street Fairfax VA. Adm. $10 (cheap) at the door This "Heart's Ease" concert by the ensemble Cor d'Hier with guest Daniel Rippe will provide an interesting variety of Renaissance "heart" pieces for small chamber ensemble of Renaissance instruments (winds and strings) with or without voices. As the title "Heart's Ease" implies, the selections here are mainly of the "glad heart" variety rather than laments, so the music is somewhat upbeat. The musical styles are mostly polyphonic and range from Baude Cordier's serenade "Belle, bonne, sage" written down around 1410 in the shape of a heart, to the bouncy dance-song style of Johann Jeep's 1605 publication and Michael Praetorius's (1610) settings of "Aus meines Herzens Grunde" (From the bottom of my heart). It should be an interesting and entertaining slice of musical history, and nice to hear. Information: (703) 671-8761. 4/28/02 PROGRAM DRAFT as of 3/21/02 Ah, the Sighs that come from my heart (Cornish, c.1515) O My Hart (Henry VIII, c. 1525) Pastime with Good Company (Henry VIII, c. 1525) Hold Out, My Heart (Morley, 1595) I Lift Mine Hart to Thee (Daman, 1591) TBA (Ford, c.1600) Honie Suckle, aka Heart's Ease (Holborne, 1599) Belle, Bonne, Sage (Cordier c. 1410) Contre Le Temps (anon. c. 1410) Mon Cuer Chante (Binchois, c. 1450) Tuba Gallicalis (anon. c. 1460) Tous Noble Cuers (De La Rue, c. 1500) J'ay Mis Mon Cuer (Gascongne, c.1515) Des Nos Deux Cueurs ( Guyon, c. 1530) Mon Coeur Gist Toujours (Claudin de Sermisy, c. 1530) Mon Petit Coeur (Sermisy?, 1538) Je Ly Au Coeur de M'Amye (du Tertre, 1549) Le Cuer Est Bon (Susato, 1551) Le Cuer Est Bon (anon., c. 1540) Fuggi, Fuggi, Cor Mio (Verdelot, c. 1550) De Tout Mon Coeur T'Exalteray [Ps. 9] (Waelrant, 1558) Mon Coeur Se Recommande a Vous (anon. c. 1600) Wach Auf Min Hort (Von Wolkenstein, c. 1430 etc.) Hertz, Mut, u. All Myn Synn (anon. c. 1460) Es Lebt Mein Herz (Lapicida, c. 1510) Da Ich Mein Herz (anon., c. 1510 ) Mein Herz, Das Springet (Jeep, 1605) Aus Meines Herzens Grunde (Wolderum, 1598, Praetorius 1610 ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Rebecca Prather phone 703-534-2274