Avis Dei - Stew Royal (2009)
Dreamy and atmospheric medieval tunes that sounds like a soundtrack to an ancient fairy tale.
Avis Dei is in an early music ensemble from Moscow playing music inspired by the medieval era. The musicians are trying to recreate the original sound of ancient tunes. Their basic repertoire is music transcribed from XIII-XIV centuries manuscripts. From the Spanish religious kantigas to the court and folk dances of France, Germany and Italy.
On the site of our store, you can buy album Early Music Ensemble Avis Dei - Stew Royal, as well as other albums of the label Sketis Music with ethnic, world music and Early and medieval music from Russia, as well as free to listen and find links to legally download this album.
In our music publishing house there were other albums in the genre of early and medieval music:
SKMR-088, Universalia in Re medieval music Ensemble — Grandes Visiões, 2012
SKMR-102, Avis Dei early music Ensemble — Early European Dance, 2013
SKMR-114-2, Schellen medieval music Ensemble — Music XIII century, 2015
SKMR-116-BM, Labyrinthus medieval music Ensemble — Carmina de morte, 2014
1. Ohne Fels (Tielman Susato, c.1500-c.1561) - Avis Dei
2. Greek Dance (trad. Greek) - Avis Dei
3. En tamanna (Cantigas de Santa Maria №131) - Avis Dei
4. Pavana (Ital., XV) - Avis Dei
5. Shone Wulka (Anon., XV) - Avis Dei
6. Stella Splendens (Anon., Libre Vermell, 1399) - Avis Dei
7. Chansonet Tedeska(Anon., SpainXIV) - Avis Dei
8. Fas et Nefas (Carmina Burana - The Benediktbeuren Manuscript c1300) - Avis Dei
9. The old organ-grinder (Anon., XIII) - Avis Dei
10. Debka (Trad. Macedonian) - Avis Dei
11. Panopticum (Anon., XV) - Avis Dei
12. Andalusia capricho - Avis Dei
13. Eyes - Avis Dei
14. Palestinalied (Walter von der Vogelveide 1170-1230) - Avis Dei
15. Lamento de Tristano (Ital., XIV) - Avis Dei
16. Bransle (Tielman Susato, c.1500-c.1561) - Avis Dei
