Deller Consort, Alfred Deller, Gerald English, Maurice Bevan, Helmut Hucke, Wilfred Brown, Albrecht Renz, Ilse BrixMeinert, Johannes Koch, Rudolf Ewerhart - Pérotin Anonymous Musik An Notre Dame In Paris Um 1200

Review by Denitra Summerville

The album Pérotin Anonymous Musik An Notre Dame In Paris Um 1200 by Deller Consort, Alfred Deller, Gerald English, Maurice Bevan, Helmut Hucke, Wilfred Brown, Albrecht Renz, Ilse BrixMeinert, Johannes Koch, Rudolf Ewerhart is a masterpiece that captures the essence of medieval music. The album features stunning performances by some of the most talented musicians of the time, who bring to life the timeless melodies of Pérotin and other anonymous composers.

The album is a testament to the skill and dedication of the Deller Consort, who have carefully curated and arranged the pieces to create a cohesive and moving musical experience. The album is filled with lush harmonies, intricate counterpoint, and haunting melodies that transport the listener back in time to the grandeur of Notre Dame in Paris.

Alfred Deller's soaring countertenor voice is particularly notable, adding a haunting and ethereal quality to many of the pieces. The other singers and instrumentalists also shine, each bringing their own unique talents to the ensemble.

Summary by Denitra Summerville

Pérotin Anonymous Musik An Notre Dame In Paris Um 1200 is a stunning album that is sure to delight fans of medieval music and anyone who appreciates the beauty of classical music. It is a testament to the enduring power of music to transcend time and place, and a must-have for any serious music lover's collection.