The Complete Music of Henry VIII
- All Goodly Sports
- The Complete Music of Henry VIII
Sirinu
Chandos Chaconne 0621
Contents:
- Wherto shuld I expresse (3 voices, 2 pipes & tabors)
- Consort XXIII (harp, lute)
- Thow that men do call it dotage (voice, recorder, bagpipes,
hurdy-gurdy, sackbut)
- Grene growith the holy (voice, 2 recorders, harp, lute)
- Consort V (3 recorders)
- Withowt dyscord (voice, 2 recorders, 2 viols)
- Consort II (virginal)
- Helas madam (voice, 3 crumhorns, lute)
- Consort XII (curtal, shawm, sackbut)
- Alac, alac, what shall I do (3 voices)
- Consort XIV (3 recorders)
- Pastyme with good companye (3 voices, 3 crumhorns, curtal,
hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, drum)
- The tyme of youthe (3 voices)
- Consort IV (3 viols)
- Departure is my chef payne (2 voices, recorder, harp,
rebec, viol)
- Consort XVI (regal)
- Lusti yough shuld us ensue (4 voices, organ)
- En vray amoure (curtal, 2 shawms, sackbut)
- Whoso that wyll for grace sew (voice, lute)
- Consort XIII (recorder, harp, lute, rebec)
- Adew madam et ma mastres (voice, 3 viols)
- Tandernaken (3 recorders)
- Alas, what shall I do for love? (voice, 3 viols)
- Consort VIII (gittern, harp)
- It is to me a ryght gret joy (2 voices, regal)
- Consort XV (3 recorders)
- O my hart (3 voices, recorder, dulcimer, hurdy-gurdy, rebec,
drum)
- Whoso that wyll all feattes optayne (voice, recorder, harp,
lute, rebec)
- Gentil prince de renom (3 crumhorns, curtal)
- Though sum saith that yough rulyth me (3 voices, harp, rebec)
- Consort III (recorder, lute)
- If love now reynyd - No. 1 (voice, recorder, harp, lute, rebec)
- If love now reynyd - No. 2 (harp, lute, rebec)
- Consort XXII (2 shawms, curtal, sackbut)
Performers: Sara Stowe (soprano, keyboards, winds), Jon Banks
(harp, dulcimer, sackbut, viol, winds, bass), Matthew Spring (lute,
hurdy-gurdy, viol, gittern, winds, alto), Henry Stobart (recorders,
bagpipes, pipe & tabor, winds, bass), Sharon Lindo (rebec,
recorders, pipe & tabor, curtal, viol, winds), Hugh Wilson
(tenor)
Playing time: 66'
Recording date: August 1997 & January 1998
Henry VIII (1491-1547) not only actively recruited the best
musicians for his court, but was a composer himself. The present
pieces are all attributed to him in one manuscript, with track #12
attributed in another manuscript as well.
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