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AlbumTitle | Subtitle | Works | Performers | Record Label | Catalog No |
John Danyel | The Complete Songs And Lute Music | 1. Like as the lute delights; 2. Time, cruel time; 3. Pavan; 4. What delight can they enjoy 5. Grief keep within; 6. Drop not, mine eyes; 7. Have all our passions?; 8. Why canst thou not? 9. Stay, cruel, stay!; 10. The Passymeasures Gaillard; 11. Coy Daphne fled; 12. Let not Chloris think; 13. Eyes, look no more; 14. Rosamund; 15. Thou pretty bird; 16. A Fancy; 17. Dost thou withdraw thy grace?; 18. He whose desires are still abroad; 19. If I could shut the gate; 20. I die whenas I do not see; 21. Monsieur's Almain; 22. Can doleful notes?; 23. No, let chromatic tunes; 24. Uncertain turns of thought; 25. Now the earth, the skies, the air; 26. Mistress Anne Grene her Leaves be Green. | Nigel Short (ct), Libby Crabtree (sop), Charles Daniels, Matthew Vine (ten) Adrian Peacock (bs) David Miller, Jacob Heringman (l) Mark Caudle (bs viol) | Hyperion | CDA66714 |
John Danyel | Songs for the Lute, Viol and Voice, 1606 | 1. Coy Daphne fled; 2. Thou pretty bird, how do I see; 3. He whose desires are still abroad; 4. Like as the Lute Delights; 5. Dost thou withdraw thy grace?; 6. Why canst thou not?; 7. Stay, cruel, stay!; 8. Time, Cruel Time; 9. Griefe keepe within; 10. Drop not mine eies; 11. Have all our passions; 12. Let not Cloris think; 13. Can doleful notes?; 14. No, let chromatic tunes; 15. Uncertain certain turns; 16. Eyes, look no more; 17. If I could shut the gate; 18. I die whenas I do not see; 19. What delight can they enjoy; 20. Now the earth, the skies, the air | The Consort of Musick: John York Skinner (ct),Emma Kirkby (sop), Martyn Hill (ten) David Thomas (bs), Anthony Rooley, Jakob Lindberg (l) Trevor Jones (bs viol) | Decca Eloquence | 480 1803 |
'The Sypres Curten of the Night' | Elizabethan & Jacobean Lute Songs | 1. Never weather-beaten saile (Thomas Campion); 2. Author of light (Thomas Campion); 3. The Sypres Curten of the Night (Thomas Campion); 4. Since first I saw your face (Thomas Ford); 5. Faire, sweet, cruell (Thomas Ford); 6. What then is love sings Coridon (Thomas Ford); 7. Heres paternus (Anthony Holborne); 8. Griefe keepe within (John Danyel); 9. Drop not mine eies (John Danyel); 10. Have all our passions (John Danyel); 11. What then is love but mourning (Philip Rosseter); 12. Shall I come if I swim? (Philip Rosseter); 13. No grave for woe (Philip Rosseter); 14. The night watch (Anthony Holborne); 15. Muy linda (Anthony Holborne); 16. I saw my Lady weepe (John Dowland,); 17. Shall I strive with wordes to move? (John Dowland); 18. Sorrow, stay, lend true repentant teares (John Dowland); 19. Can she excuse my wrongs? (John Dowland); 20. Fantasia (Anthony Holborne); 21. Miserere my Maker (Anonymous) | Michael Chance (ct), Christopher Wilson (l) | Chandos | CHAN 0538 |
The Cozens Lute Book | Selected Pieces | 1. Mistress Anne Grene Her Leaves Be Greene; others by Dowland, Batchelar, Robinson, Hollis, Smythe, Laurencini, Romani, Anon. | Anthony Rooley (l) | L'Oiseau Lyre | DSLO 510 (LP) |
English Ayres and Duets | sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation | 1. Eyes, look no more; others by Dowland, Ferrabosco II, Hume, Campion, Pilkington. Jones | The Camerata of London | Hyperion | A66003 (LP) |