Jones, Robert: Though your strangeness

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Love Bade Me Welcome

Label:

BIS

Catalogue No:

BISCD1446
(BIS-CD-1446)

Discs:

1

Release date:

28th Nov 2005

Barcode:

7318590014462

Length:

75 minutes

Medium:

CD (download also available)
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Love Bade Me Welcome

Songs and poetry from the Renaissance

anon.:

Zouch his march

Dowland:

Flow my teares (Lacrimæ)

Say love if ever thou didst find

Lachrimae Pavan, P. 15

Me, me, and none but me

Come again, sweet love doth now invite

Johnson, R:

Lady Hatton's almain

The second witches dance

Hark! Wot ye what?

Jones, Robert:

Though your strangeness

My complaining is but feigning

Once did I serve a cruel heart

Sweet Kate

What if I seek for love of thee?

Lie down, poor heart

And is it night?

Grief of my best love's absenting

James Bowman, Daniel Taylor (counter-tenors), Frances Kelly (harp), Elizabeth Kenny (lute), Mark Levy (gamba), Ralph Fiennes (recitation)

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This programme has been devised by Daniel Taylor and the Theatre of Early Music to present the idea of love as painted by poets and composers between 1560-1630. The musicians are joined by critically acclaimed Shakespearean actor Ralph Fiennes who recites poems by Shakespeare, Sir Walter Raleigh, Ben Jonson, Thomas Campion and others. These poems intersperse a collection of songs, duets and instrumental pieces by Dowland, Robert Jones and Robert Johnson.

Robert Jones: Though your strangeness

playThough your strangeness

Robert Jones: My complaining is but feigning

playMy complaining is but feigning

George Herbert: Love

playLove

Robert Jones: Once did I serve a cruel heart

playOnce did I serve a cruel heart

Robert Johnson: Lady Hatton's Almain

playLady Hatton's Almain

Robert Jones: Sweet Kate

playSweet Kate

William Shakespeare: When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes

playWhen in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes

Robert Jones: What if I seek for love of thee?

playWhat if I seek for love of thee?

Walter Raleigh: In the grace of wit, of tongue, and face

playIn the grace of wit, of tongue, and face

John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 2: Flow, my tears, fall from your springs

playFlow, my tears, fall from your springs

William Shakespeare: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought

playWhen to the sessions of sweet silent thought

Robert Jones: Lie down, poor heart

playLie down, poor heart

Ben Jonson: Slow, slow, fresh fount

playSlow, slow, fresh fount

Anonymous: Zouch his march

playZouch his march

John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 3: Say, Love, if ever thou didst find

playSay, Love, if ever thou didst find

John Dowland: Lachrimae

playLachrimae

Francis Quarles: Sighs, "If our sad eyes"

playSighs ("If our sad eyes")

John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 3: Me, me and none but me

playMe, me and none but me

John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 1: Come again, sweet love doth now invite

playCome again, sweet love doth now invite

Thomas Campion: Now winter nights enlarge

playNow winter nights enlarge

Robert Jones: And is it night?

playAnd is it night?

Robert Jones: Grief of my best love's absenting

playGrief of my best love's absenting

William Shakespeare: So am I as the rich whose blessed key

playSo am I as the rich whose blessed key

Robert Johnson: The second witches dance

playThe second witches dance

Thomas Campion: Followe thy faire sunne, unhappy shaddowe

playFollowe thy faire sunne, unhappy shaddowe

Robert Jones: Hark! Wot ye what?

playHark! Wot ye what?

Abraham Cowley: The given heart

playThe given heart

BBC Music Magazine

February 2006

*****

“Countertenor Daniel Taylor - the ensemble's artistic director - has a sweet, supple voice which complements James Bowman's darker, plangent sound. Lute, viol and harp are sensitively played by Elizabeth Kenny, Mark Levy and Frances Kelly, providing aptly soft voiced accompaniments for this most intimate of repertoires. ...if this beguiling music is not enough to seduce the ear, Ralph Fiennes's measured, thoughtful recitations surely will. A haunting collection...”

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