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The rags of time: 17th-c. English lute songs and dances
2002, Harmonia Mundi France, Production USA
sound recording :
in English
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Poems by John Donne.
Sweetest love I do not goe -- (3:40)
Sunne rising (spoken) -- (2:55)
Sweet stay a while -- anon. ; H. Lawes -- (1:48)
Break of day -- W. Corkine -- (2:50)
Good-morrow (spoken) -- (1:47)
Wherefore peep'st thou -- J. Wilson -- (1:50)
John come kiss me now (lute solo) -- (4:48)
Goe and catch a fallinge star -- (1:49)
Flea (spoken) -- (2:12)
Expiration -- A. Ferrabosco -- (2:35)
Apparition (spoken) -- (1:22)
Noble man (lute solo) -- R. Johnson -- (2:13)
Wilt thou forgive that sinne -- J. Hilton -- (2:20)
Pavan (lute solo) -- R. Johnson -- (5:57)
Triple foole (spoken) -- (1:26) -- From Henry Lawes' Select ayres & dialogues (1669).
Loves sweet repose -- H. Lawes -- (3:44)
Love's flattery -- W. Lawes -- (1:07)
Chaconne in D (guitar solo) -- F. Corbetta -- (2:35)
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may -- W. Lawes -- (1:46)
Rose -- H. Lawes -- (1:54)
Prelude in A minor (theorbo solo) -- J. Wilson -- (2:31)
Selfe banished -- H. lawes -- (2:46)
Prelude in F (Theorbo solo) -- J. Wilson -- (2:06)
Peace, mutt'ring thoughts -- J. Wilson -- (2:38)
Prelude in B flat (theorbo solo) -- J. Wilson -- (1:30)
Have you e'er seen the morning sun -- H. Lawes-- (2:31).-- adam
Edition Notes
Songs sung in English.
Compact disc.
English text and program notes in English, French and German inserted in container.
Paul Hillier, voice (baritone) ; Nigel North, lute, theorbo, guitar.
Recorded November 16-19, 1999 at Skywalker Sound, Nicasio, California.
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