Six albums to discover this week: from 'Chansonnier de Louvain' to Aldous Harding's folk
This week's music recommendations include the complete recordings by Ensemble Sollazzo dedicated to the 'Chansonnier de Louvain', a 15th-century songbook. Also featured are Prokofiev, Pärt, and Schnittke works performed by Duo Gazzana; the third album by Iranian-American Rostam Batmanglij, which blends Americana with Middle Eastern traditional music; hallucinatory lullabies from French duo Fleur bleu·e; effective R'n'B by Tayc; and the folk of New Zealand singer Aldous Harding.
Key facts
- Ensemble Sollazzo's complete recordings of the 'Chansonnier de Louvain' are released
- Duo Gazzana performs Prokofiev, Pärt, and Schnittke
- Rostam Batmanglij releases his third album blending Americana and Middle Eastern music
- French duo Fleur bleu·e offers hallucinatory lullabies
- Tayc releases effective R'n'B
- Aldous Harding's folk music is featured
- The list includes six albums to discover this week
- The source is Le Monde
Entities
Artists
- Aldous Harding
- Rostam Batmanglij
- Tayc
- Ensemble Sollazzo
- Duo Gazzana
- Fleur bleu·e
Institutions
- Le Monde
Locations
- New Zealand
- Iran
- United States
- France