 Discs:1Release date:11th Nov 2002Barcode:7318590014356Length:54 minutesMedium:CD (download also available) | Classical KirkbyOrpheus and Corinna - 17th century English songs on classical themes
Blow: | Sappho to the Goddess of Love Sappho to the Goddess of Beauty | Boyce: | When Orpheus went down to the Regions below An answer to Orpheus and Euridice (the Words by a Lady) | Campion: | When to her lute Corinna sings | Eccles, J: | Corinna now you'r young and gay | Ferrabosco, A II: | So beautie on the waters stood | Greene, M: | Orpheus with his lute | Lanier: | Hero and Leander (Nor com'st thou yet) | Lawes, H: | Legousin hai gunaikes Away, away, Anacreon ('Anacreon's Ode Englished') Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute (original Greek) Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute ('English'd, to be sung by a Basse alone') Orpheus' Hymn to God At dead low ebb of night ('A tale out of Anacreon') | Weldon: | Stop, O ye waves | Wilson, John: | Diffugere nives (Horace, Odes IV, 7) Integer vitae (Horace, Odes I, 22) |
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Henry Lawes: Away, away, Anacreon (Anacreon's Ode Englished)Away, away, Anacreon ('Anacreon's Ode Englished') Henry Lawes: Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute (original Greek)Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute (original Greek) Henry Lawes: Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute (English'd, to be sung by a Basse alone)Anacreon's Ode, call'd The Lute ('English'd, to be sung by a Basse alone) John Blow: O Venus, daughter of the mighty Jove (Sappho to the Goddess of Love)Sappho to the Goddess of Love John Wilson: Diffugere nives (Horace, Odes IV, 7)Diffugere nives (Horace, Odes IV, 7) Thomas Campion: When to her lute Corinna singsWhen to her lute Corrina sings John Eccles: Corinna now you'r young and gayCorinna now you'r young and gay Nicholas Lanier: Hero and Leander (Nor com'st thou yet)Hero and Leander (Nor com'st thou yet) Alfonso Ferrabosco II: So beautie on the waters stoodSo beautie on the waters stood John Blow: Happy the man who, languishing (Sappho to the Goddess of Beauty)Sappho to the Goddess of Beauty John Wilson: Integer vitae (Horace, Odes I, 22)Integer vitae (Horace, Odes I, 22) Maurice Greene: Orpheus with his LuteOrpheus with his lute Henry Lawes: Orpheus' Hymn to GodOrpheus' Hymn to God John Weldon: Stop, O ye wavesStop, O ye waves William Boyce: Orpheus and Euridice (When Orpheus went down to the Regions below)When Orpheus went down to the Regions below William Boyce: An answer to Orpheus and Euridice (the Words by a lady)An answer to Orpheus and Euridice (the Words by a lady) Henry Lawes: At dead low ebb of night (A tale out of Anacreon)At dead low ebb of night ('A tale out of Anacreon')  | “customary radiance of voice, technical agility and interpretative intelligence” |
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