Purcell: Birthday Odes for Queen Mary
- Henry Purcell: Birthday Odes for Queen Mary - Come Ye Sons of
Art (1694) & Love's Goddess Sure Come (1692)
- The Early Music Consort of London - David Munrow, dir.
EMI (His Master's Voice) ASD 3166 [LP]
EMI (His Master's Voice) 0C 063 o 106032-1Q [LP]
EMI (His Master's Voice) TC-EMX 2134 [Cass.]
Angel S-37251 [LP]
EMI Classics Eminence CD-EMX 2134
[CD]
EMI "Classics for Pleasure" 586 050 [CD]
Contents:
Henry Purcell: Ode on the Birthday of Queen Mary
II, Z323 (1694): Come, Ye Sons of Art
- Symphony: Largo - Allegro - Adagio
- Ritornello, Verse & Chorus: Come Ye sons of Art
- Verse: Sound the Trumpet
- Ritornello & Chorus: Come Ye sons of Art
- Verse & Ritornello: Strike the Viol
- Verse & Chorus: The Day That Such A Blessing
- Verse: Bid The Virtues
- Verse: These Are The Sacred Charms
- Verse & Chorus: See Nature, Rejoicing
Henry Purcell: Ode on the Birthday of Queen Mary
II, Z331 (1692): Love's Goddess Sure
- Symphony
- Verse & Ritornello: Love's Goddess Sure
- Verse: Those Eyes That Form
- Verse: Sweetness Of Nature
- Verse & Chorus: Long May She Reign
- Verse & Ritornello: May Her Blest Example
- Verse & Ritornello: Many Such Days
- Chorus: May She To Heaven
- Verse & amp; Chorus: As Much As We
Playing time: ??' ??
Performers:
The Early Music Consort of London
Norma Burrowes (soprano), James Bowman (countertenor), Robert Lloyd
(bass), Charles Brett (countertenor), ([18] + Mary Beverley (soprano),
John York Skinner (countertenor), Martyn Hill (tenor), Geoffrey
Shaw (baritone)), Christopher Hogwood (harpsichord, organ continuo),
Oliver Brookes (viola da gamba)
David Munrow, dir.
Recording site & date:
Abbey Road Studios, London, UK [6/1975];
Compilation:
EMI "Rouge et Noir" CZS 7 67524-2
or EMI Classics 7243 5 69270 2 5
Reviewed in:
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.): 53/635-1650 (apr. 1976)
Diapason (#-p.): 227- (apr. 1978), 389-134 (jan. 1993 (EMI CZS 767
524-2))
Comments: Information from CD (EMI Classics 69
270) & LP (EMI ASD 3166)
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Pierre-F. Roberge