Bibliographische Detailangaben
Beteiligte: Weelkes, Thomas (Sonstige), Cavendish, Michael (Sonstige), Ward, John (Sonstige), Gibbons, Orlando (Sonstige), Ramsey, Robert (Sonstige), Greaves, Thomas (Sonstige), Farmer, John (Sonstige), Farnaby, Giles (Sonstige), Kirbye, George (Sonstige), Byrd, William (Sonstige), Bennet, John (Sonstige), Morley, Thomas (Sonstige), Vautor, Thomas (Sonstige), East, Michael (Sonstige), Tomkins, Thomas (Sonstige), Bateson, Thomas (Sonstige), Wilbye, John (Sonstige), Ledger, Philip (AusführendeR), Pro Cantione Antiqua London (Sonstige)
veröffentlicht: London Oxford Univ. Press P 1979
Medientyp: Audio

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Umfang: 2 Schallpl. in Album; 33 UpM, stereo; 30 cm; Faltbl. (mit Gesangstexten)
Notiz: Hark, all ye lovely saints. Sing we at plesure
Thus sings my dearest jewel
O care thou wilt dispatch me, Hence, care, thou art too cruel
Though amaryllis dance. Lullaby, my sweet little baby
Weep, o mine eyes
Fyer, fyer! My bonnie lass she smileth. Now is the month of maying. Sing we and chant it
April is in my mistress' face
Sweet Suffolk owl
Quick, quick away, dispatch! and no haste but good!
Music divine. O yes! Has any found a lad? Too much I once lamented
Those sweet delightful lilies
Sweet honey-sucking bees and yet, sweet, take heed. Draw on, sweet night. Weep, weep, mine eyes
Flora gave me fairest flowers. Adieu, sweet Amaryllis
Come, gentle swains
Come, sable night. Out from the vale
Ah, dear heart. O that the learned poets. The silver swan. What is your life?
Sleep, fleshly birth
Come away, sweet love
Fair Phyllis I saw
Consture my meaning
See what a maze of error
Sprache: Englisch
Schlagwörter:
Kollektion: Verbunddaten SWB
Inhaltsangabe
Hark, all ye lovely saints. Sing we at plesure \ Thomas Weelkes
Thus sings my dearest jewel \ Thomas Weelkes
O care thou wilt dispatch me, Hence, care, thou art too cruel \ Thomas Weelkes
Though amaryllis dance. Lullaby, my sweet little baby \ William Byrd
Weep, o mine eyes \ John Bennet
Fyer, fyer! My bonnie lass she smileth. Now is the month of maying. Sing we and chant it \ Thomas Morley
April is in my mistress' face \ Thomas Morley
Sweet Suffolk owl \ Thomas Vautor
Quick, quick away, dispatch! and no haste but good! \ Michael East
Music divine. O yes! Has any found a lad? Too much I once lamented \ Thomas Tomkins
Those sweet delightful lilies \ Thomas Bateson
Sweet honey-sucking bees and yet, sweet, take heed. Draw on, sweet night. Weep, weep, mine eyes \ John Wilbye
Flora gave me fairest flowers. Adieu, sweet Amaryllis \ John Wilbye
Come, gentle swains \ Michael Cavendish
Come, sable night. Out from the vale \ John Ward
Ah, dear heart. O that the learned poets. The silver swan. What is your life? \ Orlando Gibbons
Sleep, fleshly birth \ Robert Ramsey
Come away, sweet love \ Thomas Greaves
Fair Phyllis I saw \ John Farmer
Consture my meaning \ Giles Farnaby
See what a maze of error \ George Kirbye