SONGS FOR THEATRE (+ CLARKE, ECCLES)
Henry PURCELL
Carolyn SINCLAIR - Michael JARVIS...
- Ref. BP9531
- HUNGAROTON, 1995.
John ECCLES: Love is an empty, airy name - If I hear Orinda swear - E'er since you came into my sight * My lover has inconstant mind - I'll hurry thee hence - I burn, my brain consumes to ashes* Jeremiah CLARKE: Long has Pastora rul'd the plain - So sweets the charms of love - Alas, here lies the poor Alonzo slain - Divine Astrea hither flew - Lord, what's come to my mother - I'se no more to Shady Coverts - Jockey was a dawdy lad - The bonny grey ey'd morn - Jockey was as brisk and blith a lad. * ECCLES: Stay, Ah turn * CLARCKE: Celia is soft
Interprètes
- Carolyn SINCLAIR : Soprano
- Michael JARVIS : Clavecin (4, 11)
- Margaret GAY : Violoncelle
Œuvres
- Ah! how sweet it is to love, Z 613
- I sighed and owned my love, Z 595
- Sweeter than roses, Z 585
- Suite pour clavecin n°9, re, Z 668
- Whilst I with grief, Z 610
- Twas within a furlong, Z 605
- Sing, sing Ye Druids (Bonduca)
- Ah! me to many deaths, Z 586
- O lead me to some peaceful gloom, Z 574
- Lads and lasses, blithe and gay, Z 578.2
- Jeremiah CLARKE : Suite pour clavecin, fa