Review by SnohomishCounty ProcessServers

Adieu MAmour French Love Songs Of The 15th Century, performed by Austin Miskell and Elizabethan Consort of Viols Directed by Dennis Nesbitt, is a stunning collection of music that transports listeners back to the romantic era of the 15th century. The album features a beautiful blend of traditional French love songs that are brought to life by the skilled musicianship of the ensemble.

Miskell's vocals are hauntingly beautiful, and perfectly complement the rich tones of the viola da gamba played by the Elizabethan Consort of Viols. Nesbitt's direction is impeccable, guiding the ensemble through each piece with a keen sense of musicality and emotion.

The album's standout tracks include "Je Suis Deshéritée," which showcases Miskell's vocal range and the ensemble's ability to create a lush, full-bodied sound. "Tant Que Vivray" is another standout, with its intricate harmonies and delicate instrumentation.

Summary by SnohomishCounty ProcessServers

Adieu MAmour is a must-listen for lovers of early music and anyone looking for a truly enchanting musical experience. The album is a testament to the skill and artistry of its performers, and is sure to leave listeners wanting more.