Les Sacqueboutiers
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Les Sacqueboutiers, an ensemble of ancient music founded in 1976 in Toulouse, France, was established by Jean-Pierre Canihac and Jean-Pierre Mathieu. The group initially focused on the rediscovery of ancient brass instruments, particularly the cornett and sakbut. Their early work involved extensive research into performance styles for Renaissance and Baroque music. Les Sacqueboutiers collaborated with prominent ensembles such as Hespèrion XXI and Les Arts Florissants, performing at major festivals across Europe, North and South America, and Japan. The ensemble released several albums, including La Sacqueboute - The Sackbut in 2002 and The Cries of London in 2004. They were selected as Ensemble of the Year at the Victoires de la musique classique in 2008 and celebrated their 40th anniversary with a series of events, including an international competition for ancient brass instruments.
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Les Sacqueboutiers
Reis Gloriòs: L'influence de la musique arabe dans la mythologie occitane
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- Il primo libro di canzone, sinfonie, fantasie, capricci, brandi, correnti, gagliarde, alemane, volte: No. 15, Passacalle a 3 (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Musicali melodie per voci et instrumenti: No. 23, Beata es Virgo Maria, a 4 (Tre tromboni e tenore) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Aria sopra la Ciaconna, a voce sola "Su la cetra amorosa" - No. 1 from "Madrigali et altre musiche concertate a 1â5, Libro secondo, Op. 10, Venice, 1633" (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Con qué la lavaré? - Villancico After an Anonymous Song from the "Cancionero de Uppsala, 1556", No. 29 (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Es steh Gott auf, SWV 356 (No. 16 from "Symphoniae sacrae II, Op. 10 - Dresden, 1647") [Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion] featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- El fuego - Villancico, a 4 (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Trattado de Glosas: Recercada primera sobre tenore "El passamezzo antiguo" (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Nadal tindaire
- Cantem encara
- Anem, anem pastoras
- Trattado de Glosas: Recercada segunda sobre tenore "El passamezzo moderno" (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Entà Nadal
- Trattado de Glosas: Recercada quarta para violone sola (Arr. for Winds, Keyboards and Percussion) featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Sus pastorèus di montanhas by Nadia Lavoyer
- Anem, anem - Bransle de la Reine
- Sus lo cotau by Nadia Lavoyer
- Basse danse - O que mesa que manjar! - Quien quiere entrar? (Preceded by a Recitation of "Gargantua" by Rabelais - Ep. 4, "Comment Gargantua fut institué par Ponocrates") featuring Les Sacqueboutiers
- Nòstre sénher fai entendre
- Anem veire l'enfanton
- Terpsichore: Courante CLXXXIII
- Nautres siam eicà venguts
- Pastres placatz vòstre tropèu by Nadia Lavoyer
- Sonate concertate in stil moderno, libro 2: Sonata No. 1, Ã sopran solo
- Nosta Dauna deu cap deu pont
