[LAU] [Music] Bel fiore dança

[Francesco Ariis]

Hello everyone,
here is my transcription/rendition of a popular medieval dance,
"Bel fiore dança":

score (typeset with abcm2ps)
http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/scores/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.pdf

music (synthesizer: aeolus)
http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/audio/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.ogg

Enjoy, any feedback welcome
-F

[Jeanette C.]

Oct 29 2018, Francesco Ariis has written:
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Post by Francesco Ariis
music (synthesizer: aeolus)
http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/audio/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.ogg

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Hey hey Francesco,
nice one. I think it fits the sound of the organ well. But with the
nature of the organ, I always expected a bit more in the way of
harmonisation. Seeing that it is a cance and has a very steady rhythm, a
bit more huminsation or variation in the performance might have been
nice.

Overall, it has a good vibe, still very midieval. Thanks for sharing.

Best wishes,

Jeanette
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Post by Francesco Ariis
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Post by Francesco Ariis
music (synthesizer: aeolus)

http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/audio/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.ogg
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Hey hey Francesco,
nice one. I think it fits the sound of the organ well. But with the
nature of the organ, I always expected a bit more in the way of
harmonisation. Seeing that it is a cance and has a very steady rhythm, a
bit more huminsation or variation in the performance might have been
nice.
Overall, it has a good vibe, still very midieval. Thanks for sharing.

And a friend of mine who's interest lies in medieval music said that this piece played on keyboard of the time would not have been equal-tempered. Aeolus supports non-equal-tempered tuning, so you might try that option.

I liked the piece, too. Always nice to remember that dance music underlies a lot of music! Thanks for the opportunity to hear your work!

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[Will Godfrey]

On Mon, 29 Oct 2018 06:03:43 +0100

Post by Francesco Ariis
Hello everyone,
here is my transcription/rendition of a popular medieval dance,
score (typeset with abcm2ps)
http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/scores/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.pdf
music (synthesizer: aeolus)
http://ariis.it/static/articles/renditions/audio/bel-fiore-dan%C3%A7a.ogg
Enjoy, any feedback welcome
-F

Very nice work indeed. Somehow I recognised you were using aeolus as soon as I
heard the first note! It does seem to have a characteristic sound - and
appropriate for the style :)

[Francesco Ariis]

Hello Will,

Post by Will Godfrey
Very nice work indeed. Somehow I recognised you were using aeolus as soon as I
heard the first note! It does seem to have a characteristic sound - and
appropriate for the style :)

Indeed aeolus has unique, 'otherly' sounds. Thanks for the feedback
(Jeanette and David too)!