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The tradition of dance in church can be traced back to biblical accounts that King David danced before the tabernacle and promised to play and dance before the Lord. In the Middle Ages church dances were widespread in Europe.
Despite attempts to put an end to this tradition, it was so resilient that elements of church dance can still be found today. In the 13th century the genre was at its height and manuscripts from that period contain large numbers of dances, mostly composed by authors of the Notre Dame school.
The Ensemble Labyrinthus presents musical pieces of 12th and 14th centuries directly linked to various church dances.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlfW4hYOf_k&feature=youtu.be
Tracklist
Total time: 40:31
1.
Christus patris gratie
02:09
2.
Mos florentis venustatis
02:55
3.
Gregis pastor Tityrus
04:19
4.
Sequentia Citharea
01:13
5.
Vocis tripudio
01:42
6.
Cantus Citharae - Vineam meam plantavi
07:36
7.
Stantipes Veri floris
01:56
8.
Veris principium
01:32
9.
Stantipes Procedenti puero
02:24
10.
Omnes gentes plaudite
01:01
11.
Dan?a Nunc clericorum
01:36
12.
Annus novus in gaudio
04:41
13.
Estampida Aquitana
01:51
14.
Magno gaudens gaudio
02:07
15.
Nobilitas ornata
03:29
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The tradition of dance in church can be traced back to biblical accounts that King David danced before the tabernacle and promised to play and dance before the Lord. In the Middle Ages church dances were widespread in Europe.
Despite attempts to put an end to this tradition, it was so resilient that elements of church dance can still be found today. In the 13th century the genre was at its height and manuscripts from that period contain large numbers of dances, mostly composed by authors of the Notre Dame school.
The Ensemble Labyrinthus presents musical pieces of 12th and 14th centuries directly linked to various church dances.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlfW4hYOf_k&feature=youtu.be