Madrigals for Diana [c17] (Hyperion / Kirkby) [MP3] [twistle]

Madrigals for Diana [c17] (Hyperion / Kirkby) [MP3] [twistle]

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A (discontinued) CD with some lesser-known madrigals included in the mix. Tracks 18 and 19 are especially beautiful songs.

Tracks 14-17 are missing, and the original CD I have long mislaid, however this still comes to a respectable 47mins of music. The lost tracks were not particularly tuneful in any case.

MP3 VBR ~192K

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Madrigals and Wedding Songs for Diana (Hyperion)
Emma Kirkby (soprano) / Anthony Rooley (lute) et al.
Consort of Musicke


1. Bennet - All creatures now are merry-minded 1:58
2. Campion - Now hath Flora robbed her bowers 2:48
3. Campion - Move now with measured sound 2:59
4. Lupo - Shows and nightly revels 2:51
5. Giles - Triumph now with joy and mirth 1:53
6. Lupo - Time, that leads the fatal round 2:26
7. Cavendish - Come, gentle swains 1:42
8. Dowland - Welcome, black Night ... Cease these false sports 9:38
9. Weelkes - Hark! all ye lovely saints 3:05
10. Wilbye - The Lady Oriana 2:19
11. East - Hence Stars! too dim of light 1:40
12. Weelkes - As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending 3:16
13. Lanier - Bring away this sacred tree 2:01
14. x Coprario - Go, happy man 2:30
15. x Coprario - While dancing rests 2:26
16. x Coprario - Come ashore, merry mates 2:48
17. x Campion - Woo her and win her 1:28
18. East - You meaner beauties of the night 4:37
19. Lanier - The Marigold: Mark how the blushful morn 1:46
20. Gibbons E - Long live fair Oriana 2:29

Tracks: 20
Total time: 56:40
http://www.freedb.org/freedb/classical/040d5014


This is a discontinued CD, and no longer features even for reference purposes in the Hyperion catalogue. More complete information than that provided by freedb may be found at :
http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/hyp66019.htm

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