The Triumphs of Oriana
- The Triumphs of Oriana: Madrigals
- Pro Cantione Antiqua - Ian Partridge
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Contents:
Songs of five voices
- Michael East (c.1580-1648): Hence Stars! Too dim of light
- Daniel Norcombe (1576-before 1626): With angel's face
- John Mundy (c.1529-?1591): Lightly she whipped o'er the dales
- Ellis Gibbons (1573-?1603): Long live fair Oriana (Hark, did
you ever hear?)
- John Bennett (c.1575-80; fl.1599-1644): All Creatures now are
merry-minded
- John Hilton (?-c.1608): Fair Oriana, beauty's queen
- George Marson (c.1573-1632): The nymphs and the Shepards
danced
- Richard Carlton (c.1558-?1638): Calm was the air and clear the
sky
- John Holmes (?-1629): Thus Bonny-boots the birthday celebrated
- Richard Nicholson (fl.1595; d.1639): Sing, shepherds all, and
in yourrounde lays
- Thomas Tompkins (1572-1656): The fauns and satyrs tripping
- Michael Cavendish (c.1565-1628): Come, gentle swains and
shepherds' dainty daughters
- William Cobbold (1560-1639): With wreaths of rose and laurel
- Thomas Morley (1557/8-1602): Arise, awake, awake
Songs of six voices
- John Farmer (c.1570; fl.1591/1601): Fair nymphs I heard one
telling
- John Wilbye (1574-1638): The lady Oriana
- Thomas Hunt (fl. c.1600): Hark! Did ye ever hear so sweet a
singing?
- Thomas Weekles (1576-1623): As Vesta was from Latmos hill
descending
- John Milton (c.1563-1647): Fair Orian, in the morn
- Ellis Gibbons: Round about her charret, with all-admiring
strains
- George Kirbye (?-1634): With Angel's face and brightness
- Robert Jones (fl.1597-1615): Fair Oriana, seeming to wink at
folly
- John Lisley (?): Fair Cytherea presents her doves; Minerva
sweetly singeth
- Thomas Morley: Hard by a crystal Fountain
- Edward Johnson (fl.1562-1601): Come, blessed bird and with thy
sugared relish
Performers: James Bowman, Paul Esswood, James Griffett, Ian
Partridge, Brian Etheridge, David Thomas, Jennifer Smith, Leoine
Mitchell (singers)
Production date: 1977
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