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Album release: June 2017

If Johannes Tinctoris (1435-1511) is today widely recognised as one of the most renowned music theorists of his time, he was also a perceptive observer of the musical practices of the Renaissance. After studying in Orléans, he held several positions in Cambrai, Liège and finally Naples. Here his gifts as a composer could flourish at the court of King Ferrante of Aragon as a chaplain, legal advisor and music tutor of Ferrante’s daughter Beatrice. This programme retraces his career through his extremely varied output: French and Italian songs, Mass movements, and instrumental pieces.

Sortie de l'album : juin 2017

Si Johannes Tinctoris (1435-1511) est reconnu aujourd'hui comme l'un des théoriciens de la musique les plus réputés de son époque, il est également un observateur passionné des pratiques musicales de la Renaissance. Après ses études à Orléans, il s'établit à Cambrai, à Liège puis à Naples, où ses talents de compositeur fleurissent, alors qu'il sert Ferdinand d'Aragon et se charge de l'instruction musicale de la princesse Béatrice. Ce programme retrace son parcours à travers sa production très variée : chansons françaises et italiennes, mouvements de messes, pièces instrumentales.

O invida fortuna

Part II (a short reprise) of the ambient and orchestral two part piece, inspired by the beautiful re-imagination of Vivaldi's Four Seasons by Max Richter.

And a warm up for the new The Machines EP, coming soon!

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Elysium (Part II)

These tracks highlight the Joshua Bell Virtual Violin, a collaboration with the world-renowned violinist. For more info visit www.embertone.com

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