Henry Purcell – An Anthology Of Elizabethan And Restoration Vocal Music
Лейбл: | The Classics Club – X 526 |
Формат: | Vinyl |
Страна: | UK |
Жанр: | Classical |
Стиль: | Baroque, Choral, Early, Renaissance |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
Elizabethan Ayres and Canzonets for Two Voices |
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A1 | It Was A Lover And His Lass
Composed By – Thomas Morley |
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A2 | Leave Now Mine Eyes Lamenting
Composed By – Thomas Morley |
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A3 | Who Is It That This Dark Night
Composed By – Thomas Morley |
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A4 | I Should For Grief And Anguish
Composed By – Thomas Morley |
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A5 | It Fell On A Summer's Day
Composed By – Thomas Campion |
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A6 | Fie, What A Coil Is Here
Composed By – Robert Jones (4) |
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A7 | Come When I Call
Composed By – John Dowland |
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A8 | Flow Not So Fast, Ye Mountains
Composed By – John Dowland |
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A9 | Vain Hope Adieu
Composed By – John Attey |
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Elizabethan And Restoration Vocal Music |
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B1 | Ye Sacred Muses (An Elegy On The Death Of Thomas Tallis)
Composed By – William Byrd |
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B2 | The Blessed Virgins Expostulation
Composed By – Henry Purcell |
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B3 | Evening Hymn
Composed By – Henry Purcell |
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B4 | O Lord Rebuke Me Not
Composed By – John Weldon |
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B5 | Teach Me, O Lord
Composed By – William Boyce |
Участники записи:
- Arranged By – John Whitworth
- Clavichord, Harpsichord, Organ – Michael Thomas (9)
- Countertenor Vocals – John Whitworth
- Design [Sleeve design and illustrations] – Michael Sadlier
- Lute – Diana Poulton
- Realization – Michael Thomas (9)
- Sleeve Notes – Frederick Youens
- Soprano Vocals – Mary Thomas
- Words By – Nahum Tate
- Words By – Sir Philip Sidney
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout : X 526 A
- Matrix / Runout : X 526 B
Компании:
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Участники записи:
- Arranged By – John Whitworth
- Clavichord, Harpsichord, Organ – Michael Thomas (9)
- Countertenor Vocals – John Whitworth
- Design [Sleeve design and illustrations] – Michael Sadlier
- Lute – Diana Poulton
- Realization – Michael Thomas (9)
- Sleeve Notes – Frederick Youens
- Soprano Vocals – Mary Thomas
- Words By – Nahum Tate
- Words By – Sir Philip Sidney