Galilei, M: Volta

This page lists all recordings of Volta, by Michelagnolo Galilei (1575-1631) on CD, SACD & download (MP3 & FLAC).

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Forlorn Hope Fancy

	Galliard Ferrabosco / Cutting
anon.:	Will Ye Walk the Wood So Wild? arr. Byrd
Canova da Milano:	Ricercar
Capirola:	Balletto
Dalza:	Pavana alla veneziana; saltarello, piva
Dowland:	Lady Hunsdon's Puffe A Fancy Fortune Earl of Derby, his Galliard Forlorn Hope Fancy (Fantasie No. 2)
Ferrabosco, A I:	Fantasia Pavan
Galilei, M:	Toccata Volta
Johnson, J:	Passamezzo Pavan
Johnson, R:	Carman’s Whistle Alman
Kapsberger:	Gagliarda
Piccinini:	Chiaccona 'Mariona alla vera Spagnola'
Robinson, T:	Go from my window A Gigue

Rosemary Hodgson (lute)

Renaissance dances and fantasies for lute played by renowned lute specialist Rosemary Hodgson. Music by Dowland, Galilei, Kapsberger and Robinson.

ABC Classics - ABC4763175

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Musique and Sweet Poetrie

Songs and Lute Solos from Europe around 1600

Ballard:	Entree De Luth Branles De Village
Boesset:	Que Philis a l’esprit léger
Danyel:	He whose desires are still abroad Dost thou withdraw thy grace? Why canst thou not?
Dlugoraj:	Fantasia
Dowland:	Shall I sue? Go Crystal tears Shall I strive with wordes to move?
Galilei, M:	Toccata Corrente Volta
Huwet:	Fantasia
India:	Quella vermiglia rosa Da l’onde del mio pianto
Johnson, R:	Almaine Full fathom five Pavans
Kapsberger:	Toccata
Morley:	Thirsis and Milla Come sorrow, come
Moulinié:	Paisible et ténébreuse nuit
Schimmelpfennig:	Dolce tempo passato
Schütz:	Eile mich, Gott, zu erretten, SWV282

Emma Kirkby (soprano) & Jakob Lindberg (lute)

“This exquisite collection of musical gems is arranged so as to represent a tour around Europe at the end of the Renaissance. …there is a feast of pleasing musical detail here from both performers, beautifully captured by superb recording techniques.” BBC Music Magazine, April 2007 *****