David Munrow & The Early Music Consort Of London - Renaissance Suite

From the Joel Santoni Film "La Course En Tête" as a soundtrack. Though Munrow is credited as composer, the original works which provided his inspiration are acknowledged per below:

Side A
A1. Triumph
Hans Hassler: Lustgarden
a. Intrada VI
b. Intrada VII
A2. They're off
Michael Praetorius: Terpsichore
a. Bransle double de Poictou
b. Bransle gay double
A3. Training
a. David Munrow Bagpipe solo I
b. David Munrow Bagpipe solo II
A4. On the Road
Tielmann Susato: Danceyre - Basse danse: Dont vient cela
A5. Complaint
Anon., 16th c. - O death rock me asleep
A6. In the Mountains
Michael Praetorius: Terpsichore - Bransle simple

Side B
B1. The six days of Grenoble
B2. The Dream
Anon., Italy, 14th c. - Tristan's Lament
B3. The Race Against Oneself
B4. Why Suffer
Giovanni Macque - Consonanze Stravaganti
B5. Effort
a. Pierre Phalèse: Premier livre de Danseries
b. Michael Praetorius: Terpischore - Basse galliarde
B6. End Music
Arcangelo Corelli
a. Variations on La folie d'Espagne (Op. 5, No 12)
b. Division flûte

Labelography Code: US-SBY-S-2
-Release Dates: November 1974 - May 1982
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