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The Songbook of Hieronymous Lauweryn van Watervliet

Program: #04-08   Air Date: Feb 16, 2004

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NOTE: All of the music on this program is from a recording made of the concert by the Egidius Kwartet from the 2003 Holland Festival of Early Music at Utrecht.

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Hieronymous Lauweryn was Minsiter of Finance for three Burgundian monarchs (Emperor Maximilian I, Philippe le Bon, and Margaretha of Austria). This is the first primarily secular songbook collected in the Lowlands. The program is supported in part by Radio Nederland and the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, D.C.

  • Anon.: Amy, l'aurez vous donc.
  • LOYSET COMPERE (c. 1445–1518): O vos omnes.
  • Anon.: Noch weet ic een joncvroukin fyn.
  • LAURENTIUS (?–?): Waer is hy nu?
  • Anon.: Du bon du cuer.
  • HAYNE van GHIZEGHEM (c.1445–1497): Mon souvenir.
  • BENEDICTUS APPENZELLER (c. 1484–1558): Tout plain d'ennuy.
  • COMPERE: Plaine d'ennuy/Anima mea.
  • JOSQUIN DESPREZ (c. 1450–1521): En l'ombre d'ung buissonnet.
  • Anon./JOSQUIN: Quant je vous voye.
  • JO. de VYZETO (14??–??): Comment peult avoir joye.
  • Anon.: Lessiez parler; Si j'ayme mon ami
  • JOHANNES GHISELIN (c.1460–c.1535): J'ayme bien mon amy.
  • Anon.: N'est il point bien infortunee.
  • Anon. [Flemish "liedeken"]: Een sotte cluyte; Ic weet een vrauken; Een boerman; Ghisternavent was ic maecht; Mi heeft een piperken.
  • JEAN MOUTON (1459–1522): Salve mater salvatoris.
  • APPENZELLER: Buvons, ma comere.

Composer Info

LOYSET COMPERE (c. 1445-1518), JEAN MOUTON (1459-1522), JOHANNES GHISELIN (c.1460-c.1535), JO. de VYZETO (14??--??), JOSQUIN DESPREZ (c. 1450-1521), BENEDICTUS APPENZELLER (c. 1484-1558), HAYNE van GHIZEGHEM (c.1445-1497), LAURENTIUS (?--?),

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