Musique à la cour d'Aliénor d'Aquitaine - Ensemble Tre Fontane
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Ensemble: Tre Fontane
Album: Musique à la cour d'Aliénor d'Aquitaine
Video: court of Poitiers and Abbey of Fontevraud - Ms: Psalter of Eleanor of Aquitaine (XII cent.)
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Eleanor of Aquitaine, was one of the most famous, intelligent and desired women of the twelfth century.
It is May 18, 1152, between expanses of uncontaminated woods and meadows, difficult for us to imagine, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II Plantagenet get married, giving life to a kingdom of enormous proportions and indisputable power.
Eleanor of Aquitaine had witnessed the war by participating in the second crusade with her first husband, King Louis VII of France. She was the granddaughter of William IX of Aquitaine, considered the first of the troubadours, and was herself a scholar and patron. Jaufré Rudel was one of the many troubadours in her entourage during the overseas crusade and many of the greatest poets and musicians of her time, whose fame has come down to the present day, frequented her court. Eleanor received French, German and Italian singers every spring in her fiefdom in Poitiers, as well as her numerous sons and daughters, including Richard the Lionheart, John Lackland and Marie of France who had founded a literary circle with the mother of she. Maria was also the protector of Chrétien de Troyes who dedicated her “Lancelot, the knight of the cart” to her.
In one of these spring meetings, the troubadour Bertrand de Born dedicated a song to Eleanor in which he swore to her that Tristan himself had suffered not so much for the love of Isolde as for her, her beautiful Queen Eleanor. Eleanor of Aquitaine tried to bring the music and culture of courtly love, which now flourished in southern Europe, in the distant English lands of her husband with whom she did not have a good relationship, since she supported the rebellion of their children towards her father, the latter who imprisoned her in a tower fearing her danger and her influence in the European courts. In this video I used some photos of the Palace of Poitiers, now empty and cold but full of music and people when the Queen had her court of love. Those walls heard the voices of artists such as Marcabru, Jaufré Rudel, Bertrand de Born ... I also used some photos of Alienor's tomb in Frontevraud abbey. The manuscript used is a psalter that belonged to the queen herself and in which she is depicted, elderly at that time, but always beautiful.
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1 Ab la dolcor - Guillaume de Poitiers
2 Ja nuls - Richard Cœur de Lion
3 Fort chausa - Gaucelm Faidit
4 Estampie anglaise - Anon.
5 Aussi comme l'unicorn sui - Thibaut de Champagne
6 Amour, tenson et bataille - Chretien de Troyes
7 Quand noif - Gace Brulé
8 De monte lapis - Anon. Ms. St. Martial de Limoges
9 Casta catholica - Codex Las Huelgas (XII sec.)
10 Atressi comme Percevaus - Rigaut De Berbezilh
11 Quand l'herba fresca - Bernart De Ventadorn
12 Ab lo cor triste - Trobairitz Anon.
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It is this Musica Medievale that made me pay for TH-cam so I would not have this marvelous music desecrated by commercials. I have been a lover of "classical" music since my pre-teens. I have also been involved in the music world as a seller of printed music for over 50 years. I am now 86 and hope to enjoy my music for many years in the future.
This is so beautiful, it brings tears to my eyes. Thank you!
Grazie Christina 🌹
Hermosa musica gitana.🔥
Blessd.god lord.🏰🛐🙏🕊
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Sauvons la Franlestine occupée depuis 1789!
Chassons les Marchands du temple!
Vive la France Chrétienne et Royale, vive la France éternelle!
Difficile de croire que cette musique a huit cents ans, elle est merveilleuse, merci beaucoup pour vos efforts!
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I had been to Fontevraud during a sudden excursion to the Loire Valley from Paris with my ex-gf in the summer of 2008.
Thank you so much for posting this exquisitely beautiful medieval music and for eliciting sweet old memories.
E' un piacere🌹
And it’s true, Fontevraud is magic. This beautiful voice is a consolation.
@@christinebolly3034 Well-spoken, Christine.💗
Bravo👏 for this very beautiful presentation🌺🌿
Thanks for sharing friend
Take care of yourself , stay healthy . Sincerely ,🌹🙏Lolo
Thanks, I'm very happy about your comment! Usually no one ever reads my information! 🌹
Beautiful music! I really enjoy it. Thanks for sharing it.
5:23 is ''Ja nus hons pris'' written by her son Richard the Lionheart during captivity. Eleanor of Aquitaine worked to raise the ransom to be paid for his release.
It’s all in the description!
O combien émouvant d'entendre une musique médiévale composée il y a 8 siècles accompagnant une chanson écrite en vieux français ou plus vraisemblablement en langue d'oc ( ? ) , sa langue maternelle, difficilement compréhensible sans pouvoir lire préalablement les paroles ! Bravo Aliénor d' Aquitaine , reine de France 🇫🇷, puis d'Angleterre , mère de Richard Cœur ❤️ de Lion 🦁, roi d'Angleterre, qui n'a jamais parlé Anglais !!!!
You're right, it's really exciting!
However, French does not derive from the Langue d'Oc but from the Langue d'Oil!
Musica Medievale c'est pour cela que j'ai précisé qu' Aliénor chantait plus vraisemblablement en langue d'oc , sa langue maternelle et langue des troubadours plutôt qu'en vieux français qui relève en effet des langues d'oïl comme le franco-normand parlé par son fils Richard Cœur de Lion , roi d ´Angleterre !
@@jean-louispirottin4144 Well ok! I don't speak French, the translator was probably wrong.
0:43 this beautiful place is " la salle des pas perdus" in the " palais des contes du Poitou et ducs d'Aquitaine" in the city of Poitiers...if someone was wondering ..
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It’s in the description, along with more information.
Is a vero piacere ascoltare questa meravigliosa musica!!
Grazie!! Tempo fa ho letto un libro della sua storia!!👏👏
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Is in occitan language,if i remember the court of alienor d'aquitaine talked and writed in nord occitan (avernò-limousì dialect)
An ageless music, that is hearing with the ears and the soul.
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Grazie di cuore per tutto quello che state facendo! Grazie 🤗🤗❤️❤️
@@acqua61 E' un piacere! 🌹
While listening to the music I read some historic page on Eleanor of Aquitaine. Wow what a woman she was. Defying all odds to keep her lands, being loved by everyone. Well except the 2 defied husbands! And while being queen, governing countries, raising children and complotting, she had time to write and compose and sing... talking about multitasking!
You are right! And what about the courts of Love? And her support to troubadour and trobairitz? Check the info of the video if you are interested! 🌹
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Le nom de la chanteuse ?La musique est formidable
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¡´Hermosa la música, perfecta la calidad de sonido, bellísimas imágenes!
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Música cristiana... de los pueblos cristianos de Europa. Guardemos el legado cultural de los pueblos tradicionales de Europa!!!
Une fois de plus … excellent ! Merci pour votre initiation.
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I am actually beginning to remember the music you put on.
Somewhat painfull, but much more wonderfull.
Thank you again.
Painfull?
The Time stops and just remains The smell of that Time full of love for The life and The most lovely chants to The women. In illo tempore.
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R.İ.P Queen Elenor :/
It's still too soon after.
is she dead ????? Was it on the news? this is shocking!
0:00 song1/5:15 song2/9:15 song3/
Magnifique 💙🙏✨👸🏼⚜️👑🛡️⚔️✨
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One of my favorite musical eras. Thank you!
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Music makes me drunk
Mi fa pensare un po a Edith Saint Mard (La Roza enflorese), anche bellissima voce...
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@@MusicaMedievale grazie tante !
this is good. i love the song
Thank you, this is wonderful enchantment. My eyes are leaking happiness !! I love that family. The amount of extra wine she ordered when her sister travelled with her and her sister's affair with an older married knight hahaha the scandal !!! The gossip when she went to the bridge in Paris ! How many times did she dress as a man and ride like one !! Louis kidnapping her from Raymond's and carrying her off like Grandpa did with Dangereusse . A thousand times thank you for this dance with yesterday.
Yes! In the info I’ve write something about her life, but you know, 5000 characters aren’t enough...
@@MusicaMedievale oh I love that you do such extensive research, thank you very much ! I always enjoy your explanations and appreciate very much the amount of work you put into this. For me you are correct, when it comes to the dukes of Aquitaine it is never enough. You can talk forever about them and I will be a solid fan ;) Your work is wonderful !!!
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Wow so beautiful!
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Per cortesia, potrei sapere se esiste una pubblicazione co i testi dei brani? Grazie. ☘
Purtroppo è un disco molto vecchio e raro, potresti provare a cercare su internet...
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Eleanor daquitaine a vecu miraculeux 82 ans, en pleine Moyen Âge...
Yes, and then? There's nothing strange about.
Bella musica from Lisbom 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙌
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Through this channel, I learned about Aliénor d'Aquitaine and the historical events surrounding this song. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you so much 🌹
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Aussi comme ... is fantastic, also Ja nun hons pris.
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Painfull in the sense that art has been like a tunnel of light through ages of darkness.
I am really looking forward to paradise.
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Simply sublime. Thank you so much!
Grazie Lavinia 🌹
@@MusicaMedievale Attendo con ansia i prossimi brani!
@@lavinialupo Per fortuna ho molte frecce nella mia faretra!
Beautiful upload
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O.k., a bit more then somewhat.
Buona giornata a voi! Grazie ❤️🌸❤️
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Merci mille fois, vos vidéos me rappellent cette époque où, je suppose, on prenait le temps de bien faire. Musica Medievale ou les étriers sonores du bon sens. Ne vous arrêtez pas, s'il-vous-plaît :)
Grazie 🌹
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I love this, so many familiar songs, but these are a very unique and lively performance and a joy to hear =----> =---> =---->
Hello there! I notice you are collecting this kind of music, as me. I am just in love with the Medieval times! Started writing a novel. I hope, you don't mind, me browsing your music videos. You may find similar ones in mine... well, actually borrowed! Warm greetings!
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@@ladyofhay Howdy - just saw this =----> I write historical fiction as well, set in 1224 AD Ireland. I love Medieval music on while I'm writing or to set the mood. Browse away, it is not a private page =----> what are you writing?
@@AnneBeggs Thank's for your interesting reply. I'm writing on 1210 AD, mainly in England, when King John & King Henry III, but also in France, Ireland, and the Holy land! My young hero dreams with chivalry & crusades, but he eventually learns reality is very different.
What are you writing about?
@@AnneBeggs Wow! You do have a lot of beautiful medieval music! I'm impressed! I hope, you don't mind gaining a subscriber. Thank you so much! I LOVE this kind of music! ⚘ Please, tell me a little bit more about your novel. I'm curious! 😉
Beautiful*Beautiful*Beautiful
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Grazie du cuore! 🤗🤗❤️
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Wonderful. God bless
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You didn-t present to us WHO is the splendid feminine singing voice
Grazie tanto ! Col cuore gonfio d'amore, queste musiche mi portano lontano, a miei 14 anni colla scoperta d'un mundo brutto ma dove l'amore anche nascoto era là ! 💝💝💝
Non ho capito bene che cosa sia accaduto, però sono contento che apprezzi la musica. 🌷
😍 Exquisitely gorgeous! 👰Thank you for bringing to us the forgotten, but amazing, Medieval times! God Bless you, my friend! Gratzie Tante!
PD I hope, you dont mind me adding this nice gem to my colection! It is mainly for my own use, as a novel writer apprentice!
Feel free to do what you want! 🌹
Рад, что подписан на Ваш канал!
Grazie! 🌻
I wrote a play called Leonor de Aquitânia. It is in portuguese. :)
Interesting. About which aspect of her life?