World of Medieval Music present: Jançu Janto /Anonymous/ XVI century.
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Jançu Janto is the song from Cancionero de Palacio - a Spanish manuscript of Renaissance music from XVI century, first time discovered at the end of the XIX century at "Biblioteca del Palacio" Real de Madrid by composer and musicologist Francisco Asenjo Barbieri. The song book was fully transcripted by the same discoverer in 1890 with the name "Cancionero Musical de los Siglos XV y XVI".
Song is performed by "The Early Music Consort of London" founded by Christopher Hogwood and David Munrow in 1967. Before 1500, composed music flourished primarily where wealthy patrons could afford to maintain substantial musical establishments—in churches, royal palaces, and at the courts of nobleman. The Early Music Consort of London performs this early music, drawing from the repertory of France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Ensemble produced many influential collections of early music, typical of which was The Art of the Netherlands issued as a three-record set in 1976. In the same year Consort was disbanded following Munrow's death.
Song can be found on CD Album: "Music For Ferdinand And Isabella Of Spain" (1973)
Video is produced by Sirius Lux Grammaticvs
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15.Jun 2014.
