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Halle, A: Le Jeu de Robin et Marion

Mary Remnant, John Crook, Alexander Hickey, Richard Eteson, Francis Brett, Joanna Forbes, Kathryn Oswald, Rebecca Hickey, Alexander L’Estrange & Antony Pitts

Tonus Peregrinus

…unquestionably an intriguing and highly original presentation of Adam's masterpiece. One has to accustom oneself to the fine medieval French narration coming in at one's left ear, and the...

Halle, A: Le Jeu de Robin et Marion

Mary Remnant, John Crook, Alexander Hickey, Richard Eteson, Francis Brett, Joanna Forbes, Kathryn Oswald, Rebecca Hickey, Alexander L’Estrange & Antony Pitts

Tonus Peregrinus

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…unquestionably an intriguing and highly original presentation of Adam's masterpiece. One has to accustom oneself to the fine medieval French narration coming in at one's left ear, and the...

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Mout me fu grief li departir / Robin m'aime, Robin m'a / Portare
Track length1:01
Scene 1: Marion is happily minding her own business…Robins m'aime (Marion)
Track length3:01
Scene 1: Je me repairoie (Knight)
Track length0:39
Scene 1: He Robin (Marion)
Track length0:22
Scene 1: … when along comes a Knight on the lookout …
Track length4:33
Scene 1: Vous perdes vo paine (Marion)
Track length0:22
Scene 1: … but Marion means no when she says so …
Track length0:29
Scene 1: Bergeronnete sui (Marion)
Track length0:22
Scene 1: … and the Knight leaves empty-handed.
Track length0:12
Scene 1: Trairi deluriau (Marion, Knight)
Track length2:07
Scene 1: Rondeau II: Li dous regars
Track length1:03
Scene 1: Rondeau XV: Tant con je vivrai
Track length1:41
Scene 2: He Robechon leure leure va (Marion, Robin)
Track length1:06
Scene 2: … and tastes some of her fare …
Track length3:12
Scene 2: Vous l'orres bien dire (Robin)
Track length0:12
Scene 2: … and tests her fidelity …
Track length0:38
Scene 2: Bergeronnete douche baisselete (Robin, Marion)
Track length1:48
Scene 2: … and she tests his dancing prowess …
Track length0:16
Scene 2: Robin par l'ame (Marion, Robin)
Track length1:11
Scene 2: … and Robin goes for reinforcements …
Track length1:28
Scene 2: … his manly cousins.
Track length0:54
Motet II: De ma dame / Dieus / Omnes
Track length3:12
Scene 3: Robin rounds up guests for the party.
Track length1:54
Motet: Mout me fu grief li departir / Robin m'aime / Portare
Track length1:01
Scene 4: The Knight returns to find his bird …
Track length2:08
Scene 4: J'oi Robin flagoler (Marion)
Track length0:20
Scene 4: … beats up Robin and kidnaps Marion …
Track length2:34
Scene 4: He resveille toi Robin (Gautiers li Testus)
Track length0:36
Scene 4: … but Robin is aroused to the point of valour.
Track length1:02
Scene 4: Rondeau III: Hareu
Track length0:41
Scene 5: Marion sees off the Knight, her friends roll up …
Track length3:54
Scene 5: Aveuc tele compaignie (tous)
Track length1:01
Scene 5: … and it's time for all kinds of party games.
Track length10:20
Scene 6: Robin rescues a sheep, declares his love …
Track length4:53
Scene 6: J'ai encore un tel paste (Robin)
Track length0:28
Scene 6: … and promises some delicacies of his own …
Track length0:06
Scene 6: Que jou ai un tel capon (Robin)
Track length0:26
Scene 6: … when he returns.
Track length0:32
Scene 6: A Dieu (Adam / Super)
Track length2:00
Scene 7: Robin brings a pair of horns to the party …
Track length2:40
Scene 7: Audigier (Gautiers li Testus)
Track length0:07
Scene 7: … gets over his jealousy and gets everyone on their feet.
Track length1:48
Scene 7: Venes apres moi (Robin et al)
Track length1:31
Motet: Mout me fu grief li departir / Robin m'aime / Portare
Track length1:25

Awards and reviews

June 2006

…unquestionably an intriguing and highly original presentation of Adam's masterpiece. One has to accustom oneself to the fine medieval French narration coming in at one's left ear, and the modern English conversational version, giving the gist of it, entering at one's right ear. As the story unfolds, it is studded with gems of songs with stirring rhythms, some unaccompanied, other delicately accompanied by a selection of close on 20 early instruments. This is an enchanting entertainment, well worth the effort of trying to gather together all the various strands, and then to picture the complete drama in its original medieval context.
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