FLAC (tracks), Lossless | 00:36:44 | 178 Mb
Classical, Instrumental, Easy Listening
Around 1500 Hartmann Schedel (1440–1514) was one of the most important polymath of his time. Grown up in Nuremberg as son of a wealthy Nuremberg merchant, Schedel studied liberal arts and medicine in Leipzig and Padua from 1456 to 1566. Being a polymath and a conscientious archivist of his time Schedel collected the contemporary knowledge by compiling a vast collection of books with more than 600 volumes. One of these surviving books is the Song Book bearing Schedel‘s name. According to sources, Schedel showed no great interest in music. It seems that he wrote down the songs of his compendium primarily out of documentary interest and that with a lasting success as two thirds of the lyrics have been surviving for posterity until today.
Tracklist:
01. In hoffenung thu ich leben
02. Codex Guelf- Se la face ay palle
03. Ach scheyden bitter
04. In suser wonne guthe
05. O lib wie su? dein anfanck ist (I)
06. Le serviteur infortune
07. O lib wie su? dein anfanck ist (II)
08. Wiplich figur
09. Malheureux cuer
10. Aus far ich hin