Norbert Rodenkirchen presents a solo recital in which he attempts to reconstruct the route of the late thirteenth-century traveling flutist of legend. The Route of the Rattenfänger von Hameln is based on intensive musicological research focused on the mediaeval monodies in the minnesinger tradition of the thirteenth century and ancient Slavic music from the Baltic region. Recorded live in concert as part of the Music In Paradise Festival, held annually during the last two weeks of August in Seminary Church, a former Cisterian monastery in the Polish town of Paradyż.
Hamelin, Year 1284: The Real Pied Piper?
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Wizlaw III von Rügen (1265/8-1325)
De voghelin untphat des lechten mayien scin
Der unghelarte hat ghemachet eyne senende wise (Leich)
Nach der senenden claghe
Anonymous
Lai de la Pastourelle
Wizlaw III von Rügen
I warme dich, vil il junger man
Ich han gedacht (Rondellus)
Peter von Ahrberg (~1350-1386)
Graff peters große tagewyse
Wizlaw III von Rügen
List du in der mine dro
Meister WIlde Alexander (fl. mid-13th)
Myn trutichlichiz klagen (Minneleich)
Anonymous
Unten den Linden
Improvisation: Pora maty zyto
Heinrich von Meissen aka Frauenlob (~1260-1318)
Prueffwyse / Kupalatanz
Moniot d’Arras (1213-1239)
Ce fut en mai
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Norbert Rodenkirchen: flutes, mediaeval transverse flute
Opening & Closing Theme for Baroque&Before: Joan Ambrosio Dalza: Piva, performed by Musica Reservata (Boston Skyline BSD 123)