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Greatest hits of the 1500's favorite Renaissance dances

Title
  1. Greatest hits of the 1500's [sound recording] : favorite Renaissance dances / produced by Dr. Alfred Krings.
Published by
  1. Minneapolis, Mn. : Pickwick International, 1961.

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Additional authors
  1. Conrad, Ferdinand.
  2. Brix-Meinert, Ilse.
  3. Koch, Ulrich.
  4. Haferland, Heinrich.
  5. Steinkopf, Otto.
  6. Gerwig, Walter.
  7. Moderne, Jacques, active 1523-1544.
  8. Susato, Tielman, active 1529-1561.
  9. Gervaise, Claude, 16th cent.
  10. Attaingnant, Pierre, fl. 1528-1549.
  11. Phalèse, Pierre, approximately 1510-
  12. Franck, Melchior, -1639.
  13. Hassler, Hans Leo, 1564-1612.
  14. Demantius, Christoph, 1567-1643.
Description
  1. 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.; 12 in.
Series statement
  1. Critic's choice.
Alternative title
  1. Greatest dance hits of the 1500's (and 1600's)
  2. Dance music of the Renaissance.
Subject
  1. Dance music
  2. Chamber music
Genre/Form
  1. Dance music.
Contents
  1. Three branles de Bourgogne, Branle gay nouveau / Jacques Moderne (3 min., 37 sec.)--Pavane ("Mille regretz"), Ronde, Pavane ("Si pas souffrir"), Ronde and Saltarello, Hoboecken dans, Ronde ("Il estoit une fillette") / Tielman Susato (11 min., 51 sec.)--Branle (Pierre Attaignant, livres de danceries, Paris 1550) / Claude Gervaise (1 min., 39 sec.)--L'arboscello ballo furlano / Pierre Phalèse (1 min., 2 sec.)--Pavane, Galliard / Melchior Franck (3 min., 53 sec.)--Three intradas / Hans Leo Hassler (4 min., 37 sec.)--Tordion, Pavane, Galliard / Pierre Attaignant (4 min., 42 sec.)--Polnischer tanz, Galliard / Christoph Demantius (3 min., 54 sec.).
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. Title on container : Greatest dance hits of the 1500's (and 1600's).
Event (note)
  1. Recorded September, 1961 by Harmonia Mundi, Stuttgart. Previously issued on RCA Victrola VICS 1328 in 1968 as : Dance music of the Renaissance.