This program aired as a repeat of an earlier program (#93-05).
Program: #93-29🎁 Air Date: Jul 19, 1993
The troubadours of 12th century France were the first Europeans to sing lyric poetry in the language of the people. Witty and sophisticated, these virtuoso poet-singers celebrated the new ideal of courtly love. The Folger Consort, in a live performance from the Folger Shakespeare Library, demonstrates that not much has changed in the battle between the sexes, though eight centuries have passed! (Repeated from February, 1993)
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- Pax In Nomine Domini!
Composed By – Marcabru
7:31 - Non Es Meravelha S'eu Chan
Composed By – Bernart de Ventadorn
7:10 - Anc No Mori Per Amor Ni Per Al
Composed By – Peire Vidal
6:33 - A L'entrade Del Tens Clar
1:16 - Bel M'es Q'ieu Chant E Coindei
Composed By – Raimon de Miraval
7:12 - Pus Astres No M'es Donatz
Composed By – Guiraut Riquier
3:38 - Pensis, Chief Enclin
0:54 - Estampie 2
2:52 - Bien M'ont Amours Entrepris
1:24 - Estampie 4
2:49 - La Douce Voiz Du Rosignol Sauvage
Composed By – Le Châtelain De Coucy
6:03 - Chanterai Por Mon Corage
Composed By – Guiot De Dijon
6:03 - Sire, Ne Me Celez Mie
Composed By – Guillaume Le Vinier, Thibault De Champagne
7:07 - J'aloie L'autrier Errant
Composed By – Thibaut De Champagne*
3:38 - Nus Chanters Mais Le Mien Ne Leeche
Composed By – Jean Erart*
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