Title |
Ars Britannica : Old Hall manuscript, lute songs, madrigals / [dt., engl. u. franz. Erl.: Nick Sandon] |
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Involved |
Bruno Turner (Dirigent) |
Published |
Hamburg: TELDEC |
Extent |
Kass., 3 Schallpl. : 33 UpM + Beih. (mit Orig.-Text, Ill. u. Faks.) |
Contains |
Enth. Teile d. "Old Hall"-Manuskript. - Those sweet delightful lilies. Some men desire spouses. Come sirrah Jack ho! Come, let's begin to revel't out / Thomas Weelkes. - Retire, my troubled soul. O my thoughts surcease / John Ward. - Hark jolly shepherds. Die now, my heart. You black bright stars / Thomas Morley. - Come woeful Orpheus / William Byrd. [EST: Psalms, songs and sonnets (1611) <Come woeful Orpheus>]. - O let me die for true love. Oyez, has any found a lad? / Thomas Tomkins. [EST: Songs (1622) / Ausw.]. - Lady, when I behold. As matchless beauty. Weep, o mine eyes / John Wilbye. - Care for thy soul. Diaphenia. Down-a-down / Francis Pilkington. - Thinkst thou Kate / Robert Jones. - A shepherd in a shade. Fine knacks for ladies. Where sin sore wounding. I must complain. Sweet, stay awhile. Mister Dowland's midnight. Now, oh now I needs must part / John Dowland. - Never weather-beaten sail. Jack and Jone. A secret love / Thomas Campion. - Since first I saw. There is a lady / Thomas Ford. [EST: Musicke of sundrie kindes / Ausw.]. |
Further information |
Interpr.: Pro Cantione Antiqua <London>. Turner, Bruno [Dir]. Mitchell, Geoffrey [Dir]. Partridge, Ian [Dir]. - Aufn.: Holborne, St. Alban's Church, 1977.- Cheam, St. Duncan's Church, 1978.- Petersham, All Saints Church, 1978 - 1979. - |
Record ID |
353734837 |
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