Online CD Finding Service

[User]

 

[derrick]

Which one you looking for?

 

[ianrauk]

Artist, title, label?

 

[Chromatic]

Try Discogs

http://www.discogs.com/

 

[Markymark]

I'm after an album entitled 'Le Chant des Templiers' by Ensemble Organum/Marcel Peres, that was published in 2006 by Ambroisie.

I absolutely do NOT recommend using the illegal pirate bay proxies to find this album where you could download it.

 

[Markymark]

Tis easily burnt and a print of the front should you have the desire.

Or it is streamed here where any number of free to download stream2file programs exist so create one yourself

 

[MossCommuter]

This one?

http://www.gemm.com/store/FRANCEREC...ERS-MANUSCRIT-DU-SAINT-SEPULCRE-CD/1843496465

A snip at $431

 

[srw]

Try a proper music shop. My default would be Blackwell's in Oxford, because they employ proper musicians.

 

[Turbo Rider]

Had many looks in many places out of determination and boredom. Looks like your best bet is to pre-order, place a wanted add online, or maybe try some 2nd hand shops...sticky business though.

 

[ianrauk]

Talk about obscure - blimey

 

[Markymark]

I thought this was about Cross Dressing dam I'll have to get changed again

Is CD a cross-dressing abbreviation? Didn't know that.

Once at uni went to a club which advertised TV night - I thought it would be an awesome night of cult 60s and 70s tv/film music. Not quite what I expedited when I got there, We still had a good night though!

 

[srw]

Talk about obscure - blimey

Hardly. An interest in the Templars is rather fashionable after a certain thriller writer wrote a book with some seriously dodgy history. And Marcel Peres has been researching and recording early monody for donkeys' years - we've got one of his recordings of Sicilian chant IIRC.

@User - depending on whether you want the whole CD or just a specific track, there's a compliation album which seems to be available from Naive (http://www.naivestore.com/le-mystere-des-templiers.html) which includes some of the tracks from the original release. The Naive website also appears to list the CD you're after as available (http://www.naive.fr/oeuvre/le-chant-des-templiers---xiieme-siecle) but its shop is down, and the FNAC link is dead.

 

[classic33]

The site can be found here: www.7digital.com/ , http://us.7digital.com/ , and here http://ca.7digital.com/

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I've been trying Heffers... again, a shop that employs people who know there stuff.

"There stuff", oh the shame...

 

[srw]

Sicilian or Corsican? I have the Chants Corses CD - it's something of a favourite, along with the Chant Mozarabe.

You're right (damn you) - Corsican. I wouldn't say either is a favourite; my favourite monodic CD is probably the old Hyperion "Feather on the Breath of God" recording from Gothic Voices which introduced the world to Hildegard of Bingen.