"RETURN, FOND MUSE"
Henry Purcell & John Playford
Songs, Ayres, Grounds & Tunes
from Purcell's Orpheus Britannicus & John Playford's Dancing Master
Anders Dahlin, ténor
7 instruments :
2 flûtes à bec, 2 violons, basse de viole, théorbe, clavecin
PURCELL : Soft notes and gently raised (A Serenading Song) Z.510
PLAYFORD : The court's Lady ; Northern Nancy ; Greensleeves ; Excuse me
PURCELL : Sing, ye druids (Bonduca, or the Britisch Heroine Z.574)
PURCELL : Divine Andate (Bonduca, or the Britisch Heroine Z.574)
PURCELL : I looked, and saw, within the book of fate (The Indian Emperor or the Conquest of Mexico Z.598)
PLAYFORD / PURCELL : The King of Poland ; Pye Corner ; The old Bachelor ; Lili Burlero
PURCELL : Sonata in three parts n° 2 in B flat major Z.791
PLAYFORD / PURCELL : St-Martin's Lane (La Furstenberg)
PURCELL : Charon the peaceful Shade invites (Dioclesian, or the Prophetess Z.627)
PLAYFORD : Bellamira ; Pell Mell
PLAYFORD / PURCELL : Mr Young's Delight
PURCELL : Your hay it is mow'd and your corn is reap'd (King Arthur, or The British Worthy Z.628)
PLAYFORD / PURCELL : Tye the pig
PURCELL : The airy violin (Ode for St-Cecilia's Day Z.328)
PURCELL : Two in one upon a groun, chaconne (Dioclesian, or the Prophetess Z.627)
PURCELL : Return, fond muse (Celebrate this festival Z.321)
PURCELL : Why should men quarrel (The Indian Queen Z.630)
PURCELL : Since the toils and the hazards (Dioclesian, or the Prophetess Z.627)
PURCELL : Sonata in three parts n° 9 in c minor Z.799
PURCELL : Music for a while (Oedipus Z.583)
PURCELL : Fantazia 3 parts upon a ground Z.731
PURCELL : Sefauchi's Farewell Z.656
PURCELL : 'Tis death alone can give me ease (A Fool's Preferment or The three Dukes of Dunstable Z.571)
PLAYFORD : Drive the cold winter away
PURCELL : There's nothing so fatal as a woman (A Fool's Preferment or The three Dukes of Dunstable Z.571)
PURCELL : The Bashful Thames (The Yorkshire Feast Song Z.333)
PLAYFORD / PURCELL : The Siege of Limerick (hornpipe)