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Guill​ô​, pran ton tamborin / Pease Branle / Candlestick Branle

from The Ministry of Angels by The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments

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Guillô is a traditional carol from Provence in which Christian revellers drive Satan out with their celebrations. The Pease and Candelstick Branles come from Thoinot Arbeau's 'Orchesography', a 16th century guide to the dancing of the court and countryside. Instructions for a small repeated section in the Candlestick Branle read: 'During these four steps the dancer looks here and there to espy the partner of his choice'

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from The Ministry of Angels, released July 12, 2014
Clara Sanabras - voice, guitar
Clare Salaman - hurdy gurdy
Joy Smith - percussion
Peter McCarthy - bass violin

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