Tritor 2 / Tritor
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2018
[52:21]
1. A Madre de Jesu Christo [6:15]
CSM 302
2. Macar e Door [2:43]
CSM 393
3. Rosa das Rosas [6:13]
CSM 10
4. Douce Dame Jolie / After Neidhardt [8:00]
5. Venite a Laudare [3:10]
6. Tant es Gaya [3:56]
7. Maria Unser Frowe [7:44]
8. Winter Song [1:47]
9. Santa Maria Strela do Dia [5:22]
CSM 100
[Bonus]
10. Maria Unser Frowe - Vox [7:44]
Tritor
ANDY CARTER — hurdy gurdy, bagpipes, vocals, transport
ROGER BURNETT — percussion, vocals, biscuit buying
ANDREW WOOD — didgeridoo, vocals, tooth projectiles
GRAHAM WRIGHT — bagpipes, harmonium, vocals, recorders, extra percussion, all round generic wizardry
Notes
2.
The melody from C.S.M 393. The song narrative relates how Holy Mary cured a boy of rabies.
4.
The tune from a gentle song by Machaut (1300-1377) followed by a newly
composed piece stylistically akin to the songs of Neidhardt von
Reuental.
6.
A troubador dance melody of which only a handful survive.All thanks to Chris Elmes of Gaita for the transcription.
8.
The melody from a song by the 13th minnesinger, Neidhardt von Reuental.
Its thought that many of the tunes used in his songs were adapted from
the folk traditions of the time. We'd like to think he would approve of
this version.
Tritor specialise in historically uninformed interpretations of dead
old devotional music from the middle ages.
We revel in our
interpretation of the music and reject restrictive learned opinion
disregarding our general grooviness.
We're like that. We like the
drones. We like the beat. We like the groove.
We like what we've done
here. We hope you do too
released July 27, 2018
Recorded at Dovesound Studio,Bradford UK 2018.
℗© 2018 recordJT