Saltarello 2 2:28 UBM 2126
Anonymous, Italy, 14th century. Certainly the most popular dance that has been 'bequeathed' from that period.
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Mariam Matrem Virginem 3:00 UBM 2126
Wonderful mystical theme, arranged for harp, fiddles, flute and enchanting female vocals. Anonymous, Spain, 14th century.
Saltarello 3 2:57 UBM 2126
A dance from the time after the first crusades with obvious oriental influences. Anonymous, Italy, 14th century.
Countess of Katzenelnbogen 3:02 UBM 2126
Graceful dance from the 13th century with santoor, hurdy-gurdy, tambour and full percussion arrangement. Based on “Santa Maria Amar”, the tune was composed by Alfonso X el Sabio (1221-1284).
Danza Spekulatia 1 2:15 UBM 2126
A medieval marketplace: merchants, jugglers, swindlers and the appropriate music.
Danza Spekulatia 2 2:43 UBM 2126
A medieval marketplace: merchants, jugglers, swindlers and the appropriate music. Variation of Danza Spekulatia 1.
3 Raven 2:06 UBM 2126
An evening at the campfire of an English castle's courtyard: flute, fiddle, framedrum and female voice set the mood for the scene.
Prendez i garde 2:27 UBM 2126
Spherical santoor intro leads to an early piece of canonical polyphony from the 13th century that was originally composed by French troubadour “Paignour” (Guillaume d’Amiens).
Danza Royal 1:44 UBM 2126
Lively „king’s dance“ with festive trombones. Anonymous, France, 13th century.
Stella Splendence 2:33 UBM 2126
A well known Spanish song from the 14th century with harp intro, arranged as a spirited dance.
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