Masses & Chansons 

From the list of his surviving compositions and the number of their sources, Firmin Caron was clearly highly esteemed in the second half of the fifteenth century, particularly as a composer of French chansons. Most sources of his works are of Italian provenance; nonetheless the oldest French sources, from around 1470, leave little doubt that the composer himself was a Frenchman.

Born around 1440 in Amiens and probably trained at the choir school, he developed his original musical language there under the stylistic influence of Guillaume Dufay.

ARTIST

Firminus Caron (ca. 1440 – ca. 1475)

Missa « Accueilly m’a la belle »
Missa « Sanguis sanctorum »
Missa « Jesus autem »
Missa « L’homme armé »
Missa « Clemens et benigna »

Chansons
« Cuidez vous »
« Du tout ainsi »
« Accueilly m’a la belle »
« Mort ou mercy »
« S’il est ainsy »
« Hélas m’amour »
« Le despourveu »

the sound and the fury
David Erler   countertenor
John Potter    tenor
Christian Wegmann    tenor
Colin Mason    bass
Michael Mantaj    bass
Guest : Sven Schwannberger    lute

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