Catalogue

Summary:

A well-known recording artist with over 50 CDs to his credit, lutenist Jacob Heringman has received particular praise for his numerous solo recordings, all of which have been unique in the marketplace and have rightly earned Jacob his reputation for revealing undeservedly neglected repertoire from the renaissance era. The Art of the Lute Player contains Jacob’s personal selection of his favourite tracks from his acclaimed catalogue. Whilst catering to the specialist early music market, the CD’s widespread appeal is in its intimate, contemplative and relaxing mood.

Tracklist:

1. Thomas CRECQUILLION – Valentin BAKFARK (ca. 1526 – 1576) Un gay bergier (2:32)
2. CRECQUILLION – BAKFARK So grand e la peta (2:39)
3. Matthaus WAISSEL (c. 1540 – 1602) Polish Dance (1:51)
4. Luis MILAN (c. 1500- c. 1561) Fantasia (no. 31) (4:15)
5. MILAN Pavana (no. 1) (2:18)
6. MILAN Pavana (no. 6) (1:24)
7. MILAN Fantasia (no. 14) (1:14)
8. MILAN Fantasia (no. 12) (2:33)
9. Hans GERLE (~1500 – 1570) – Hans NEUSIDLER (1508 – 1563) Scaramella (0:59)
10. Josquin des PREZ (c. 1440 – 1521)
– Alberto da RIPA (1500 – 1551) Benedicta es coelorum Regina (6:37)
11. des PREZ – Miguel de FUENLLANA (c.1525 – 1585/1605) Christe (2:04)
12. des PREZ – Luys de NARVAEZ (c.1490-15??) Mille regretz (2:33)
13. Antony HOLBORNE (1545 – 1602) Galliard: The fairy rownde (1:31)
14. HOLBORNE Pavan: Heres paternus (5:57)
15. HOLBORNE Galliard: Responce (2:21)
16. HOLBORNE A Horn pype (2:53)
17. des PREZ – Valentin BAKFARK Non accedat ad te malum (6:27)
18. Matthaus WAISSEL (c.1540 – 1602) Polish dance (1:30)
19. WAISSEL Polish dance (0:41)
20. WAISSEL Polish dance (1:01)
21. BAKFARK Fantasia (no. 9) (3:04)
22. MILAN Tentos (no. 4) (5:07)
23. Alonso MUDARRA (c.1508 – 1580)
Fantasia (del quinto tono) (1:11)
24. MUDARRA Tiento (del segundo tono) (0:40)
25. MUDARRA Fantasia (del segundo tono) (2:00)
26. MUDARRA Fantasia que contrahaze la harpa en la manera de Luduvico (2:13)
27. MUDARRA Fantasia (del primer tono) (1:50)
28. des PREZ – Hans NEWSIDLER Adieu mes amours (3:58)
29. des PREZ – Simon GINTZLER (c. 1490 – after 1550) Ave Mario (5:27)
Total time: 78:57

Recorded December 1995, June 1996, May 1997 September 1999 (St. Andrew’s Toddington) from ASVGAU 162, ASVGAU 183 and DGM 0006; July 1996 and January 1997 (Holy Trinity Church Weston, Herefordshire) from ASV CD GAU 173; December 1998 (Wiltshire) from DGM 9906