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Hungarian traditional dance inspired the artists for their cd around the life of 13th century St. Elisabeth of Thuringia. CD info: Ioculatores. “Vita S. Elisabethæ“ - The life of St. Elisabeth of Thuringia (1207-1231), told in medieval songs and texts. http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/rau2605.htm Ensemble: Ioculatores Interprets: Susanne Ansorf (fiddle, rebec), Peter A. Bauer (percussion), Alexander Dinter (lute, Jew's harp), Veit Heller, (portativ, gardon-style fiddle), Kay Krause (lute, úd), Robert Weinkauf (voice, bells), Jörg Peukert (speaker), Sabine Heller (harp (spoken text))
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