Carel Hacquart - De Triomfeerende Min mp3 flac

Tracklist

A	Untitled
B	Untitled

Credits

• Adapted By [Text Adaptation] – Daan Antheunis
• Arranged By, Producer, Liner Notes – Pieter Andriessen
• Artwork – Gal
• Bassoon – Ku Ebbinge
• Cello – Maarten Van Der Heijden, Richte van der Meer
• Chitarrone – Toyohiko Satoh
• Choir – Collegium Vocale, Gent*
• Composed By – Carel Hacquart*
• Conductor – Ph. Herreweghe*
• Conductor, Harpsichord – Ton Koopman
• Lyrics By – Dirk Buysero
• Music Director – Emiel Mertens
• Oboe, Recorder – Marry Jongsma, Paul Dombrecht
• Orchestra [Baroque Orchestra] – Musica Antiqua Amsterdam
• Producer [Tekstregie] – Herman Niels
• Timpani – Nick Woud
• Trumpet – Crispian Steele-Perkins, Michael Laird
• Viola – Ruth Hesseling, Wiel Peeters
• Violin [First Violin] – Jeannine Rubinlicht*, Janneke van der Meer, Marie Leonhardt
• Violin [Second Violin] – Antoinette Van den Homberg*, Dirk Verelst, Kaiko Watanabe
• Vocals – Anne Verkinderen, Harry van der Kamp, Marianne Kweksilber, Marius Van Altena, René Jacobs
• Voice [Reciter] – Arnold Willems, Denise Deweerdt*, Herman Niels, Hilde Sacré, Jackie Morel, Jeannine Schevernels, Marga Neyrinck, Ward De Ravet

Notes

De Tromfeerende Min. Gemengt met Zang- en Snaarenspel ,Vliegwerken en Baletten
Bon: Originele druk, Amsterdam, 1680 (Paulus Matthysz.) berustend in het Stadsarchief te Antwerpen.

Love's Triumph (Original Title: De Tromfeerende Min)
A masque on the theme of peace. With songs and stringed instruments, stage machinery and ballet
Source: First edition, Amsterdam, 1680 (Paulus Matthysz.), now in the municipal archives, Antwerp.

Recording: Anglican Church, Brussels - 18th to 20th November 1975.
Recorded by Belgische Radio en Televisie (B.R.T.)

Gatefold sleeve, credits & liner notes in Dutch, French, German and English.