The Kynge's Musicke

The Kynge's Musicke
New York Pro Musica - John Reeves White, dir.
Decca DL 79434 [LP]
Coral COCS 1355 [LP, France]
MCA Classics MUCS 129 [LP]
MCA Classics MUCS 2517 [LP]

Contents:

    Early Tudor Dances and Fantasias

  1. Three Popular Dances
      Anon.
    1. La bounette
    2. La doun cella
    3. La chymyse
  2. Six Fantasias
      Henry VIII
    1. Tanndernaken

      2. Robert White
    2. In nomine

      3. Thomas Tallis
    3. A point
    4. Veni redemptor
    5. Clarifica me pater

      6. John Mundy
    6. Tres partes in una

    3. William Cornysh
  3. Fantasia: Fa la sol
  4.  
      Master Newman
    1. Pavane

      2. Anon.
    2. Galliard

    5. William Byrd
  5. Fantasia
    6. ----

    Elizabethan Popular Tunes and Consort Music

  6.  
      William Byrd
    1. My Lord of Oxenford's March

      2. John Dowland
    2. Frog Galliard
  7.  
      Elway Bevin
    1. Browning (bass viols)

      2. John Ward
    2. Arye (2 bass viols, organetto)

    8. William Byrd
  8. O Mistress Mine

    9. John Ward
  9. Fantasia
  10.  
      Giles Farnaby
    1. Rosasolis

      2. John Dowland
    2. Lachrymae Triste

    11. John Coperario
  11. Fantasia

Playing time: 47' 00" app.

Performers:
New York Pro Musica:
LaNoue Davenport (recorder, krummhorn, sackbut, bass viola da gamba), Judith Davidoff (bass viola da gamba), Shelley Gruskin (flute, recorder, krummhorn, rauschpfeife, kortholt), Edward Smith (harpsichord, regal, organetto), John White (Organetto, regal), Christopher Williams (lute, recorder, krummhorn)
with the New York Pro Musica Consort of Viols:
Alison Fowle (treble viol), Grace Feldman (tenor viol), Judith Davidoff (bass viol), Barbara Mueser (bass viol)
John Reeves White, dir.

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1968];
Rel.: 12/1968 (Decca)

Excerpts (from original release):
[1]-[3] Decca Gold Label Series DL 7 9438 [LP] Medieval Roots
[1]-[2.1], [2.3], [2.6], [6] Decca DL 7 9174 [LP, stereo] Anne of the Thousand Days

Comments:
Information from LP. Additional informations from Pierre-F. Roberge.

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Jon Stringer