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L'essentiel - Clément Janequin

L'essentiel - Clément Janequin

(Code: A135300595)
With L'essentiel, you will touch the quintessence of the composers who made our success. You will find in this collection not "hits", but a selection of works that will allow you in turn to discover or rediscover all the richness of the Éditions À Coeur Joie catalogue in an original selection dedicated here to Clément JANEQUIN.
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Choral collection l'Essentiel by Clément JANEQUIN

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With L'essentiel, you will touch the quintessence of the composers who made our success. You will find in this collection not "hits", but a selection of works that will allow you in turn to discover or rediscover all the richness of the Éditions À Coeur Joie catalogue in an original selection dedicated here to Clément JANEQUIN.
Thanks to this new collection, we will give pride of place to French music, from the Renaissance to today's music, so that the volumes L'essentiel remain, always, a formidable discovery tool for all choir conductors.

Discover or rediscover Clément JANEQUIN:



Clément Janequin [Jannequin, Jennequin] is a French composer, singer and priest (born in Châtellerault around 1485 and died in Paris between January and April 1558), known for the numerous polyphonic songs he composed.
He is considered to be one of the greatest French masters of the first half of the 16th century; his output has exceeded 400 works.
Janequin's music remains very popular and has been frequently recorded. His song, La Guerre ou La Bataille, was used on the soundtrack of Gus Van Sant's film Last Days (at the very beginning of the film and at the end credits).

Content:
  • Au joli jeu du pousse avant (Jacques BARBIER)
  • Ce mois de mai
  • Il était une fillette (Jacques Barbier)
  • Il s’en va tard (Jacques Barbier)
  • La plus belle de la ville
  • Ma peine n’est pas grande
  • Martin menait son pourceau au marché (Jacques Barbier)
  • Toutes les nuits
  • Vents hardis et légers (Jacques Barbier)