Ford, T: Faire, sweet, cruell

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The Voice of Peter Pears

The Voice of Peter Pears

Berkeley, L:

How Love Came In

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Bridge:

Love went a-riding

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Britten:

The Holy Sonnets of John Donne, Op. 35

Benjamin Britten (piano)

The Plough Boy

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Campion:

Shall I come, sweet love, to thee?

Julian Bream (guitar)

Copland:

Long Time Ago

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Simple Gifts (from Old American Songs, Set I)

Benjamin Britten (piano)

I Bought me a Cat

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Dowland:

I saw my Lady weepe

Julian Bream (guitar)

What if I never speed?

Julian Bream (guitar)

Ford, T:

Faire, sweet, cruell

Julian Bream (guitar)

Grainger:

Six Dukes Went a-Fishin'

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Ireland:

I Have Twelve Oxen

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Moeran:

In youth is pleasure

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Morley:

It was a lover and his lass

Julian Bream (guitar)

Rosseter:

What then is love but mourning?

Julian Bream (guitar)

Schubert:

Im Frühling, D882

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Auf der Bruck, D853

Benjamin Britten (piano)

An die Laute D905

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Die Taubenpost, D965A (D957 No. 14)

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Warlock:

Yarmouth Fair

Benjamin Britten (piano)

Peter Pears (tenor)

Regis - RRC1393

(CD)

$7.25

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English Song

English Song

anon.:

Miserere, my Maker

Berkeley, L:

How Love Came In

Bridge:

Go Not, Happy Day

Love went a-riding

Britten:

Let the florid music praise! (from On this Island)

Butterworth, G:

Is My Team Ploughing?

Campion:

Come let us sound with melody

Fair, if you expect admiring

Shall I come, sweet love, to thee?

Dowland:

I saw my Lady weepe

Awake, sweet love

Fine knacks for ladies

Sorrow, stay

If my complaints could passions move

What if I never speed?

Ford, T:

Faire, sweet, cruell

Come Phyllis come

Holst:

Persephone (No. 1 from 12 Songs Op. 48)

Ireland:

I Have Twelve Oxen

Moeran:

In youth is pleasure

Morley:

It was a lover and his lass

O mistress mine

Thirsis and Milla

I saw my lady weeping

What if my mistress now

Oldham, A:

Chinese Lyrics (3)

Pilkington:

Rest sweet Nimphs

Rosseter:

When Laura smiles

What then is love but mourning?

Sweet come again

What is a day?

Warlock:

Yarmouth Fair

Peter Pears (tenor), Julian Bream (lute) & Benjamin Britten (piano)

Peter Pears’ voice was undoubtedly one of the finest and most distinctive of the twentieth century and here he collaborates with Julian Bream and Benjamin Britten in performances of English song. Repertoire includes works by Ford, Morley, Rosseter, Dowland, Pilkington, Campion, Bridge, Butterworth, Ireland, Moeran, Warlock, Holst, Berkeley, Oldham and Britten.

Heritage - HTGCD224

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$10.50

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The Sypres Curten of the Night

The Sypres Curten of the Night

Elizabethan & Jacobean Lute Songs

anon.:

Miserere, my Maker

Campion:

Never weather-beaten sail

Author of light

The Sypres Garden of the Night

Danyel:

Griefe keepe within

Drop not mine eies

Have all our passions

Dowland:

I saw my lady weepe

Shall I strive with wordes to move?

Sorrow, stay

Can she excuse my wrongs? (First Booke of Songes, 1597)

Ford, T:

Since first I saw your face

Faire, sweet, cruell

What then is love sings Coridon

Holborne:

Heres paternus

The night watch

Muy linda

Fantasia

Rosseter:

What then is love but mourning?

Shall I come if I swim?

No grave for woe

Michael Chance (counter-tenor), Christopher Wilson (lute)

Chandos Chaconne - CHAN0538

(CD)

$16.75

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Faire, Sweet & Cruell

Faire, Sweet & Cruell

Elizabethan Songs

anon.:

Greensleeves

Campion:

Faine would I wed

Fair, if you expect admiring

The Peaceful Western Wind

My love hath vow'd

Harke all your ladies

Danyel:

Like as the Lute Delights

Dowland:

Can she excuse my wrongs? (First Booke of Songes, 1597)

In darkness let me dwell

Deare, if you change

The lowest trees have tops

The First Booke of Songes: His golden locks time hath to silver turned

Farewell unkind farewell

Ford, T:

Faire, sweet, cruell

Pilkington:

Rest sweet Nimphs

Christina Högman (soprano), Jakob Lindberg (lute)

BIS - BISCD257

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$16.75

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Lute Songs

Lute Songs

Campion:

Fire! Fire! Fire! Fire!

I care not for these ladies

Corkine:

Beauty sat bathing

Tis true, tis day

Ferrabosco, A II:

Come, my Celia

Like Hermit Poor

So so, leave off this last lamenting kisse

Ford, T:

Faire, sweet, cruell

Go, passions, to the cruel fair

Not full twelve years

Jones, Robert:

Whither runneth my sweet hart

Come sorrows

Morley:

A painted tale

Thirsis and Milla

With my love my life was nestled

I saw my lady weeping

Who is it that this dark night

Can I forget what reasons force

Absence, hear thou my protestation

Come sorrow, come

Pilkington:

Aye mee, she frownes

Rosseter:

When Laura smiles

What then is love but mourning?

Charles Daniels (tenor), Nigel North (lute)

Atma - ACD22548

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$17.00

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