Title: English ayres and duets sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation.
Authors: Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620.; Dowland, John, 1563?-1626.; Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620.; Ferrabosco, Alfonso, approximately 1575-1628.; Hume, Tobias, -1645.; Danyel, John, 1564-approximately 1626.; Pilkington, Francis, -1638.; Jones, Robert, active 1597-1615.; Camerata of London.
Publisher: Hyperion,
Year: 1987
Subjects: Songs (Medium voice) with lute; Lute music; Vocal duets with instrumental ensemble; Songs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble; Part songs, English; Music England
Contents: Strophic songs: If thou long'st so much to learn / Thomas Campion (1:42). Fine knacks for ladies / John Dowland (2:30). Shall I come, sweet love? / Thomas Campion (3:38) -- Piper's galliard : lute solo / anon. (2:20) -- Through-composed songs: In darkness let me dwell / John Dowland (4:10). Tell me, O love / Alfonso Ferrabosco (2:45). Time's eldest son, Old Age / John Dowland (4:27). Tobacco, tobacco / Tobias Hume (1:48) -- Dance forms: Flow my tears : pavan / John Dowland (4:17). Now, O now, I needs must part : galliard / John Dowland (2:45). Eyes, look now more : pavan / John Danyel (4:32). My choice is made : galliard / Francis Pilkington (4:06) -- The Earl of Essex galliard : lute solo / anon. (1:48) -- Strophic songs: Now what is love? / Robert Jones (3:26). Come away, come, sweet love / John Dowland (2:28). Humour, say, what mak'st thou here / John Dowland (3:21).