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Wind & Fire]
3/9 (RV 230) - L'estro Armonico -
Medium Gauge: 11 1/2PM
anti-condensant
6 beech legs screwed to the instrument
Ensemble Feuervogel • The Queen's Maske (CD) Instrument 1_Flute Wind & Fire]A female representation of power in English 16th Century consort music. Fairy figure, minstrel or Blessed Virgin? Elizabeth I used all these role models as if in a masquerade to legitimize her position as monarch. Female rulers were not actually envisaged in the structures of the 16th century. They contradicted the passive, obedient and silent image of women of the time. With masque music by Byrd, Dowland, Morley, Parsons and others, ensemble
