P. des Molins

The Service of Venus and Mars: A Tapestry of Soundscapes

This extraordinary album is a rich tapestry of soundscapes that takes you back in time. Gothic Voices, under the brilliant direction of Christopher Page, brings this ancient music to life in an immersive auditory experience. The album, originally recorded in 1986, was re-released on February 1, 2010, by Helios under the catalogue number CDH55290. With a length of approximately 49 minutes, it features performers such as Andrew Lawrence-King on the medieval harp and Margaret Philpot on the alto.

P. des Molins' Contribution: De ce que fol pense

One of the key works by P. des Molins included in the album is "De ce que fol pense". This piece, played on the medieval harp by Andrew Lawrence-King, is part of the repertoire that showcases the musical wealth of the period. The inclusion of this work highlights the blend of secular and sacred music characteristic of medieval compositions.

A Glimpse into the Musical Culture of the Knights of the Garter

"The Service of Venus and Mars" is a thematic album that explores the musical culture associated with the Knights of the Garter during the late medieval period. It won the Gramophone Award for Early Music in 1988. The album's focus on medieval music provides insight into the artistic and cultural practices of the time, making it a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of P. des Molins' work.

Venture into this captivating world of medieval melodies and experience the timeless talent of P. des Molins. Let the stunning harmonies wash over you as you embark on a historical and musical journey unlike any other. Dive into this unique sound trip and let the past inspire your present.