Pro Cantione Antiqua - Ars Britannica: Old Hall Manuscript, Madrigals, Lute Songs (2010)
BAND/ARTIST: Pro Cantione Antiqua
- Title: Ars Britannica: Old Hall Manuscript, Madrigals, Lute Songs
- Year Of Release: 1977-1979
- Label: Warner Classics & Jazz
- Genre: Classical, Renaissance
- Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
- Total Time: 2:12:24
- Total Size: 561 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
CD1
Old Hall Manuscript
[1] John Cooke (?-1419): Alma proles
[2] John Dunstable (~1390-1453): Crux fidelis
[3] John? Forest (?-1446): Qualis est dilectus
[4] John Dunstable: O crux gloriosa
[5] Pycard (~1410): Gloria
[6] Thomas Damett (~1389-~1437): Salve porta paradisi
[7] John Dunstable: Gaude virgo
[8] Lionel Power (?-1445): Credo
[9] John Dunstable: Albanus roseo rutilat
[10] Robert Chirbury (~1400): Agnus Dei
Madrigals
[11] Thomas Weelkes (1576-1623): Those sweet delightful lilies
[12] Thomas Weelkes: Some men desire spouses
[13] John Ward (1571-~1638): Retire, my troubled soul
[14] Thomas Morley (1558-1602): Hark, jolly shepherds
[15] William Byrd: Come, woeful Orpheus
[16] Thomas Weelkes: Come sirrah Jack ho!
[17] John Ward: O my thoughts surcease
[18] Thomas Morley: Die now, my heart
CD2
[1] Thomas Tomkins (1572-1656): O let me dye for true love
[2] John Wilbye (1573-1638): Lady, when I behold
[3] Thomas Weelkes: Come, let's begin to revel't out
[4] Francis Pilkington (~1570-1638): Care for thy soul
[5] John Wilbye: As matchless beauty
[6] John Wilbye: Weep, o mine eyes
[7] Thomas Morley: You black bright stars
[8] Thomas Tomkins: O yes, has any found a lad?
Lute Songs
[9] Francis Pilkington: Diaphenia
[10] Robert Jones (~1577-~1615): Thinkst thou Kate
[11] Francis Pilkington: Down-a-down
[12] John Dowland (1563-1626): A shepherd in a shade
[13] John Dowland: Fine knacks for ladies
[14] John Dowland: When sin sore wounding
[15] Thomas Campion (1567-1620): Never weather-beaten sail
[16] Thomas Campion: Jack and Jone
[17] Thomas Ford (?-1648): Since first I saw
[18] Thomas Ford: There is a lady
[19] John Dowland: I must complain
[20] Thomas Campion: A secret love
[21] John Dowland: Sweet, stay awhile
[22] John Dowland: Mr. Dowland's midnight
[23] John Dowland: Now, oh now I needs must part
Pro Cantione Antiqua
CD1
Old Hall Manuscript
[1] John Cooke (?-1419): Alma proles
[2] John Dunstable (~1390-1453): Crux fidelis
[3] John? Forest (?-1446): Qualis est dilectus
[4] John Dunstable: O crux gloriosa
[5] Pycard (~1410): Gloria
[6] Thomas Damett (~1389-~1437): Salve porta paradisi
[7] John Dunstable: Gaude virgo
[8] Lionel Power (?-1445): Credo
[9] John Dunstable: Albanus roseo rutilat
[10] Robert Chirbury (~1400): Agnus Dei
Madrigals
[11] Thomas Weelkes (1576-1623): Those sweet delightful lilies
[12] Thomas Weelkes: Some men desire spouses
[13] John Ward (1571-~1638): Retire, my troubled soul
[14] Thomas Morley (1558-1602): Hark, jolly shepherds
[15] William Byrd: Come, woeful Orpheus
[16] Thomas Weelkes: Come sirrah Jack ho!
[17] John Ward: O my thoughts surcease
[18] Thomas Morley: Die now, my heart
CD2
[1] Thomas Tomkins (1572-1656): O let me dye for true love
[2] John Wilbye (1573-1638): Lady, when I behold
[3] Thomas Weelkes: Come, let's begin to revel't out
[4] Francis Pilkington (~1570-1638): Care for thy soul
[5] John Wilbye: As matchless beauty
[6] John Wilbye: Weep, o mine eyes
[7] Thomas Morley: You black bright stars
[8] Thomas Tomkins: O yes, has any found a lad?
Lute Songs
[9] Francis Pilkington: Diaphenia
[10] Robert Jones (~1577-~1615): Thinkst thou Kate
[11] Francis Pilkington: Down-a-down
[12] John Dowland (1563-1626): A shepherd in a shade
[13] John Dowland: Fine knacks for ladies
[14] John Dowland: When sin sore wounding
[15] Thomas Campion (1567-1620): Never weather-beaten sail
[16] Thomas Campion: Jack and Jone
[17] Thomas Ford (?-1648): Since first I saw
[18] Thomas Ford: There is a lady
[19] John Dowland: I must complain
[20] Thomas Campion: A secret love
[21] John Dowland: Sweet, stay awhile
[22] John Dowland: Mr. Dowland's midnight
[23] John Dowland: Now, oh now I needs must part
Pro Cantione Antiqua
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