anyway.
the concert was made up of four people - three men and a woman. they all sang beautifully. they used crazy harmonies and used their instruments - l'harpe || the harp, le violon || an older and larger ancestor of the violin, and la cistre || an ancestor of the guitar - were used very sparingly.
each of the songs sung told a story - and they felt very elaborate. not that i could really understand them. but i understood that they were beautiful and that the performers were very talented.
i mean, come on.
feast your ears on this for a second. (enjoy the view of the notebook in my lap.)
forgive me for not knowing the technical terms...but there are two high parts in the song, and one of them is a man singing. impressed? you should be.
i loved this activity. i loved being able to listen to music from the middle ages and appreciate it for it's beauty. i loved being in the cluny, surrounded by statues from the middle ages. it was such a great look into french history, seeing it from another perspective. it was so cool!
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