AIRS ET DUOS DE L'EPOQUE ELISABETHAINE
CAMERATA OF LONDON
ENGLISH AYRES AND DUETS, sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation. If thou long'st so much to learn (CAMPION) - Fine knacks for ladies (DOWLAND) - Shall I come, sweet love? - Piper's Galliard (anon.) - In darkness let me dwell (DOWLAND) - Tobacco, tobacco (HUME) - Flow my tears (DOWLAND) - Now, o now, I needs must part (DOWLAND) - Eyes, look no more (DANYEL) - My choice is made (PILKINGTON) - The Earl of Essex Galliard (anon.) - Now what is love? (JONES) - Comeaway, come sweet love (DOWLAND) - Humour, say what mak'st thou here (DOWLAND) Glenda Simpson, mezzo soprano - Paul Hillier, baryton (paru en LP)
- CAMERATA OF LONDON Ensemble instrumental
- Thomas CAMPION: If thou long'st so much to learne (sweet boy) what 'tis to love, à 1 voix
- John DOWLAND: Fine knacks for ladies, cheap, choise, braue and new
- Thomas CAMPION: Shall I come sweet love to thee
- John DOWLAND: Captain Digorie Piper, his Galliard, pour luth
- John DOWLAND: In darknesse let mee dwell, pour voix et luth
- John DOWLAND: Time's eldest sonne, old age, pour 2 voix et luth [1re partie]
- Tobias HUME: Tobacco is like love, [3] pour voix et viola da gamba
- John DOWLAND: Flow my teares
- John DOWLAND: Now O now I needs must part
- John DANYEL: Eyes, look no more
- Francis PILKINGTON: My choice is made, lute-song
- John DOWLAND: Earl of Essex, his Galliard, pour luth (The)
- Robert JONES: Now what is love, air à 4 voix
- John DOWLAND: Come away, come sweet love
- John DOWLAND: Humor say what makst thou heere, pouv 2 voix, instruments et choeur
