Les Jardins de Courtoisie, Anne DelafosseQuentin - Carnetz Secretz Marguerite dAutriche

Review by Bill Gentry

Les Jardins de Courtoisie, Anne DelafosseQuentin's album Carnetz Secretz Marguerite dAutriche has been receiving rave reviews from music critics and listeners alike. The album is a beautiful collection of Renaissance and Baroque music, featuring compositions by some of the most renowned composers of the era.

The album's opening track, "La Marguerite," is a stunning piece that immediately sets the tone for the rest of the album. The delicate harpsichord and lute instrumentation, coupled with Anne DelafosseQuentin's ethereal vocals, create a hauntingly beautiful sound that transports listeners to another time and place.

Throughout the album, Les Jardins de Courtoisie's musicianship and attention to detail are evident in every note. The group's use of period instruments and authentic performance practices adds an extra layer of authenticity to the music, making it feel like a true representation of the Renaissance and Baroque eras.

One standout track on the album is "Pavana della Battaglia," a piece that tells the story of a battle through music. The group's use of percussion and brass instruments creates a sense of urgency and tension, making it feel like listeners are right in the middle of the battle.

Summary by Bill Gentry

Carnetz Secretz Marguerite dAutriche is a stunning album that showcases the beauty and complexity of Renaissance and Baroque music. Les Jardins de Courtoisie and Anne DelafosseQuentin's passion for this era of music is evident in every track, making it a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the artistry and history of classical music.