Worldes Blysse by Mediaeval Baebes (CD, Jul-1999, Nettwerk America) 
Worldes Blysse by Mediaeval Baebes (CD, Jul-1999, Nettwerk America)

 
Worldes Blysse by Mediaeval Baebes (CD, Jul-1999, Nettwerk America)

Artist: Mediaeval Baebes
Release Date: Jul 1999
Format: CD
Record Label: Nettwerk America
Genre: New Age
UPC: 067003014229
Product ID: EPID3343369
Description: Mediaeval Baebes: Nichole Sleet, Katharine Blake, Rachel Van Asch, Teresa Casella, Carmen Schneider, Audrey Evans, Claire Ravel, Cylindra Sapphire, Marie Findley, Karen Lupton, Nicole Trobusch, Ruth Galloway, Dorothy Carter. Additional p...
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Track Listing
1. Kinderly
2. All Turns to Yesterday
3. Love Me Broughte
4. Beatrice
5. Ecci Mundi Gaudium
6. Waylaway
7. Alba
8. When Thy Turuf Is They Tour
9. Erthe Upon Erthe
10. Passing Thus Alone
11. La Volta
12. Pearl
13. Swete Sone
14. So Spricht das Leben
15. C'Est la Fin
16. How Death Comes

Details
Producer:Declan Colgan
Distributor:EMI Music Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Mediaeval Baebes: Nichole Sleet, Katharine Blake, Rachel Van Asch, Teresa Casella, Carmen Schneider, Audrey Evans, Claire Ravel, Cylindra Sapphire, Marie Findley, Karen Lupton, Nicole Trobusch, Ruth Galloway, Dorothy Carter.
Additional personnel: Derrick McLean (pipe); Trevor Sharpe (drums, percussion).
In the 1990s, the Mediaeval Baebes' updating of traditional medieval music combined an audacious sense of style with adventurous musical choices and strong arrangements. On many of the tracks on WORLDES BLYSSE, a festive sense of harmony and rhythm belies the lyrics' dark, Gothic nature.
"Love Me Broughte," for example, finds the ladies dying for love in the most exquisitely beautiful way. And Ozzy Osbourne could learn much from the opening song, the Middle English "Kinderly," which describes in graphic, harmoniously blissful detail the passing of a love-lorn soul.

Editorial Reviews
...makes seriously bewitching music....the Baebes' voices unite into some alien siren song....otherworldly...
CMJ (10/18/1999)

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