{"id":101,"date":"2017-05-01T10:14:30","date_gmt":"2017-05-01T08:14:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/clicmusikr.cluster017.ovh.net\/?page_id=101"},"modified":"2017-05-01T10:14:30","modified_gmt":"2017-05-01T08:14:30","slug":"egmont","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.danielschell.net\/index.php\/orchestral\/egmont\/","title":{"rendered":"Egmont"},"content":{"rendered":"

‘Egmont’ is a composite work. A traditional pelerinage, similar to those which the musicians of the low-countries made during the Renaissance when they were visiting South-Europa. A study of the Indo-European and flamenco influences. A visit to the origin of the music of the Low-Countries, from the polyphonic music of Clemens Non Papa, his alchemic mazes, his pop motets, to the recyclage made by Antonio de Cabezon. Egmont is also a story of the guitar, from the ud to the tap-guitar.<\/p>\n

The CD, already released by Freebird in 1980, is now finished and available with www.lowlands.be. Four new compositions, which could not be terminated at that time, have been added.<\/p>\n

The text by Daniel Schell over Egmont<\/a>. In Nederlands: Egmont_Nl<\/a><\/p>\n

The Content of the CD<\/p>\n

Daniel Schell & Dick Annegarn Egmont & the ff boom<\/p>\n

1. Ud (Schell) 1:11<\/p>\n

2. Piume al vento (Schell) 2:18<\/p>\n

3. Nelle (Schell) 4:13<\/p>\n

4. Sabina and first variation (Clemens non Papa, arr. Schell) 1:39<\/p>\n

5. La ballade du Zwin (Schell) 1:58<\/p>\n

6. Geuzenlied (Schell) 5:03<\/p>\n

7. Un instant sous la hache (Schell) 3:56<\/p>\n

8. Granvelle (Schell & Annegarn) 3:57<\/p>\n

9. Sabina and second variation (Clemens non Papa, arr. Schell) 1:40<\/p>\n

10. Cancion Francesa (Clemens non Papa, arr. Schell) 3:34<\/p>\n

11. Tous les oiseaux (Schell & Annegarn) 2:38<\/p>\n

12. Sana me die (Clemens non Papa, arr. Schell) 2:16<\/p>\n

13. Menteur du pont (Schell) 4:04<\/p>\n

14. Ein kleiner Mann (Schell) 5:10<\/p>\n

15. Sabina (Clemens non Papa, arr. (Schell) 1:41<\/p>\n

16. ff Boom (Schell) 9:53<\/p>\n

The singers<\/strong><\/p>\n

Daniel Schell<\/strong>: guitar, tap-guitar (except.12) Dick Annegarn<\/strong>: vocal, guitar (3,6,8)<\/p>\n

The voices of Pascale Son <\/strong>(3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 14), Aldo de Vernati <\/strong>(13),Patrick Van den Eede <\/strong>(11), Dirk Bogart <\/strong>(4, 9) , Lucy Grauman <\/strong>(3, 6), Ilona Chale <\/strong>(3, 6).<\/p>\n

The Musicians:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Jean-Louis Baudoin<\/strong>:contrebasse Felix Simtaine<\/strong>: batterie . Adelson de Frise, flute<\/strong>(7). Jean-Louis Rasinfosse: <\/strong>contrebasse (8), Michel Bergmans: hautbois <\/strong>(5), Pavel Haza cello <\/strong>(5) ,<\/strong> Wolfgang Daiss. <\/strong>tap-guitar (12), Ariane de Bi\u00e8vre<\/strong>: flute, Pierre Narcisse:<\/strong> perc (11).<\/p>\n

This CD contains the original Freebird production by D.Buscail plus new pieces.<\/p>\n

Studio 1976-78: Alain Pierre (1-9, 14-16) . 2000: Rudy Coclet (10 – 13).<\/p>\n

Cover photos Daniel by O.Blanc- Dick by B.Muus. Cover illustration by Roger Wolf<\/p>\n

The Photo album:<\/p>\n

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Dick Annegarn and Daniel Schell working<\/p>\n

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Daniel plays the Ud which was brought to him from Egypt.<\/p>\n

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Daniel plays the 11-str polyphonic guitar, made by the luthier Cormon-Azzato. Eight strings, the three first doubled. Scalopped neck in order to facilitate the tirando.<\/p>\n

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Daniel and Dick<\/p>\n

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In concert on the Grand-Place of Brussells, around 1985. The bass player is English and has played with ‘Henri Cow’ . Who knows her name receives a free CD . (offer expires March, 10, 2003). (Photo Jean Severin)<\/p>\n

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The ‘gueux’ (Photos Jean S\u00e9verin)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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