Partager
ELIZABETHAN AND JACOBEAN CONSORT MUSIC
Catherine BOTT - Michael GEORGE...
- Ref. AA7938
- LINN RECORDS, 1994. Enregistrement 1992.
MORLEY/ROSSETER: Now is the month of maying * ANONYME: Tarleton's Jig * ANONYME: This merry pleasant spring * BYRD: My Lord of Oxenford's Maske * MAYNARD: The Batchelar: How many thongs? * BRADE: Coral * JENKINS: Why sigh'st thou, shepherd?* LAUDER: My Lord of Marche Pavan * ANONYME: Galiard * MORLEY: O mistris myne * COLEMAN: Did not you once, Lucinda vow? * HOLBORNE: Reade's Almain * MORLEY: It was a lover and his lasse * LUPO: Masque music I & II * CAMPION: Faine would I wed * MAYNARD: The Maide: I Marriage would forsweare * ANONYME: A Devison: Barafostus' dreame * ANONYME: Mothe Watkins' Ale * ANONYME: Nutmeg and GInger * MELVILL: O lusty may
Interprètes
- Catherine BOTT : Soprano
- Michael GEORGE : Baryton [voix], Basse [voix]
- Philip PICKETT : Direction
- NEW LONDON CONSORT
Œuvres
- Thomas MORLEY : Now is the Month of May (Ph.Rosseter, Lessons for Consort, 1609)
- John DOWLAND : Tarleton's Jigge, pour luth (auth: ?), P 81
- ANONYME : This merry pleasant Spring, folksong (16°s.)
- William BYRD : My Lord of Oxenfords Maske: --> March before the Battle, pour virginal
- John MAYNARD : The Batchelar: how many things ? song pour 1 voix, luth et viole
- William BRADE : Coral, pour violon et basse continue
- John JENKINS : Why sigh'st thou, shepherd ? duo pour soprano, basse et basse continue
- James LAUDER : My Lord of Marche Paven, pour consort
- ANONYME : Galliard (sans précision)
- Thomas MORLEY : Mistresse mine, well may you fare (Shakespeare: Twelfth Night)
- Charles COLEMAN : Did not you once, Lucinda vow ?, duo pour soprano, basse et basse continue
- Anthony HOLBORNE : Reade's almain, pour instruments
- Thomas MORLEY : It was a lover and his lasse (Shakespeare: As You Like It)
- Thomas LUPO : Masque music II, pour instruments
- Thomas LUPO : Masque music III, pour instruments
- Thomas CAMPION : Faine would I wed a faire young man, that day and night could please mee, à 1 voix
- John MAYNARD : The Maide: I marriage would forsweare, pour voix et basse continue
- ANONYME : A division: Barafostus' dreame, pour violon et basse continue
- ANONYME : Mother Watkins Ale, consort music (Angleterre,fin 16°s., début 17°s) (version)
- ANONYME : Nutmeg and Ginger, consort music
- ANONYME : O lusty may, partsong (Ecosse, 16è s)