Airs De Cour Francais Du XVIIe Siecle by Trio Dafne Trio Dafne : Airs De Cour Francais Du XVIIe Siecle.
 Delicate 17th century chansons.

With coherence of style and great creativity in ornamentation, the three women of the Trio Dafne perform the airs de cour of the 17th century with all-original instrumentation, and the result is delicately beautiful album of French chanson, with the intimate feeling of a parlor room recital.
Songs:

1. Que ta voix divine me touch (Sebastien Le Camus)
2. Non n'apprehendez point (Michel Lambert)
3. Dans nos bois (Michel Lambert)
4. Prelude en la min (Robert de Visee)
5. Laisser durer la nuit (Sebastien Le Camus)
6. Sans les peines que j'endure (Michel Lambert)
7. Allemande La mutine (Robert de Visee)
8. Un berger plus beau que le jour (Sebastien Le Camus)
9. Prelude en re min (Monsieur Dubisson)
10. Allemande en re min (Monsieur Dubuisson)
11. Doux charmes du printemps (Michel Lambert)
12. Prelude (Marin Marais)
13. Courante (Michel L'affilard)
14. Sarabande tendre (Michel L'affilard)
15. Gigue (Marin Marais)
16. Bourree (Michel L'affilard)
17. Massepied (Michel L'affilard)
18. Prelude en re min (Robert de Visee)
19. Entree d'Apollon (Lully - Robert de Visee)
20. Amour cruel amour (Sebastien Le Camus)
21. Quand l'amour veut finir (Sebastien Le Camus)
22. Allemande en soi (Monsieur Dubuisson)
23. Chaconne vos mespris (Michel Lambert)
24. O mort affreuse mort (Sieur Dubuisson)

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Release date: 8/1/2007
Trio Dafne lives in France

Tagged as: Classical, Chamber Music, Baroque, Classical Singing, Composer: Marin Marais, Composer: Michel L'Affilard, Composer: Michel Lambert, Composer: Robert de Visee, Composer: Sebastien Le Camus, Theorbo, Viola da Gamba

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