New compositions based on medieval models stand next to their century-old counterparts. Some melodies are lifted out of their original context, presented in a different meter, or brought to life on instruments that would not have been known in the music's original culture. The result: a multi-layered, time-and boundary-crossing collection of tones, timbres, textures, lovingly held together by the common thread of mode.

1. La Quatrieme Estampie Royale
2. Danca
3. La Belle Stella
4. Per Allegrecca
5. Women of Souli
6. Huseyni Cecen Kizi
7. Huseyni Mandra
8. La Rosa Enflorece
9. Lucente Stella
10. Amor Mi Fa Cantar:Per Troppo Fede
11. Havun Havun
12. Dal Dala
13. La Spagna:La Kabylia
14. Ghaetta
15. Dou Way Robin:Gavottes

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 1/15/2011
The Lost Mode lives in California USA

Tagged as: World, Other, Arabic influenced, Recorder

1. Bringing Light to the Darkness by Music for a Winter's Eve: Early song and dance to celebrate midwinter
2. Teslim by Teslim: Original and traditional acoustic string music with Turkish, Middle Eastern and Sephardic influences.
3. Cifras Selectas de Guitarra, Santiago de Murcia 1722 by Eduardo Figueroa and Oscar Ohlsen: Chilean baroque guitar duo
4. Music of Waters by Shira Kammen: early folk and celtic music.
5. 5 and 6 part Fantasies of William Lawes by Oberlin Consort of Viols: renaissance viol music
6. JS Bach Laboratory by Takashi Matsuishi Spark: flautists with finesse, intelligence and grooves
7. Ludwig Senfl by Farallon Recorder Quartet: renaissance recorder ensemble
8. Italy versus France by The Bach Players: baroque instrumental and vocal gems
9. Litha by Skarazula: medieval European, Turkish and Arabic music
10. Angelorum - The Harps in the Trees by Cheryl Ann Fulton: World-class performer and teacher of Medieval, Baroque, Welsh triple, Celtic and Concert harps.
11. Commusicare by Commusicare: musical conversation from the Renaissance to the Baroque
12. Viva Mediva by Mediva: medieval music made enticingly modern
13. Ostara by Skarazula: medieval European, Turkish and Arabic music
14. Qadim by Tim Rayborn: Medieval and Middle Eastern music
15. Orpheus by Federico Moscogiuri: Original and evocative lute music
16. Balance_ by Jambedaem: modern original jazz from Austria
17. Gabriels Message - Festive Music From Medieval England by Mediva: medieval music made enticingly modern

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