The Tudors - I Love, Alas - Purcell Consort Of Voices, Grayston Burgess

 

Label : Decca

Format : Flac track

Cover : Front

Tracklist :

Elizabethan Life in Music, Song and PoetryJ

JOHN DOWLAND: My Lady Rich’s Galliard

SIDNEY: Loved I am and yet complain of Love

THOMAS MORLEY: I love, alas, I love thee

THOMAS WEELKES: Lady, your eye my love enforced

ANTHONY HOLBORNE: The Countess of Pembroke’s Paradise

SIDNEY: O fair, O sweet, when I do look on thee

WILBYE: Lady, when I behold the roses sprouting

THOMAS WEELKES: Sing we at pleasure

SIDNEY: All my sense thy sweetness gained

VAUTOR: Lock up, fair lids

ANONYMOUS: Loth to depart

ORLANDO GIBBONS: Ah, dear heart, why do you rise

SIDNEY: My mistress lours

THOMAS WEELKES: My Phyllis bids me pack away

KIRBYE: See, what a maze of error

JOHN DOWLAND: My Lord Willobie’s Welcome Home

SIDNEY: With two strange fires

JOHN WARD: Hope of my heart

VAUTOR: Never did any more delight

THOMAS TOMKINS: Come, shepherd, sing with me

SIDNEY: My lute, within thyself thy tunes enclose

FRANCIS PILKINGTON: Of softly singing lute

ANONYMOUS: Sir Philip Sidney’s Lamentation

Robert Spencer, lute

Jeremy Brett, reader

Purcell Consort of Voices

Grayston Burgess