Purcell: Ode, Funeral music & Organ music
- Henry Purcell: Odes pour l'anniversaire de la Reine Mary -
Musique funèbre pour la reine Mary
- The Early Music Consort of London - David Munrow, dir.;
Jean-Patrice Brosse; Choir of King's College, Academy of
Saint-Martin-in-the-Fields - Philip Ledger, cond.
EMI "Rouge et Noir" CZS 7 67524-2 or EMI Classics 7243
5 69270 2 5
Contents:
CD-1
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
Henry Purcell: The Indian Queen
- Trumpet Tune in C major, Z.698
Henry Purcell:
- The Queen's dolour, Z.670
Henry Purcell:
- Trumpet Tune in D major
Henry Purcell:
- Trumpet Minuet in C major, Z.230
Trumpet Minuet ca capo (Marche Z. 687: The married Beau)
CD-2
Henry Purcell:
- Voluntary in A major sur le ton du psaume 100
- Anthem: Rejoice in the Lord alway
- Anthem: My beloved spake
- Anthem: Blessed are they that fear the Lord
Henry Purcell: Funeral Music for Queen Mary (1695)
- March
- Canzona
- Man that is born of woman
- In the midst of life
- Thou knowest, Lord (1st verse)
- March
- Thou knowest, Lord (2nd verse)
- Anthem: Hear my prayer, O Lord
- Anthem: Remember not, Lord, our offences
Playing time: 66' 56" + 60' 42"
Performers:
[1]-[18] 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.
[19]-[23] Jean-Patrice Brosse (grandes orgues de la cathédrale
Sainte Marie de Saint Bertrand de Comminges)
[24]-[35] Michael Cockerhan (alto), Andrew King (tenor), Nicholas
Hayes (bass), Robert Chilcott (tenor), Gareth Morrell (bass), Peter
Castle (soprano), Timothy Byram-Wigfield (soprano), Jonathan Robarts
(bas), Francis Grier (organ), Choirs of King's College, Cambridge,
Academy of Saint-Martin-in-the-Fields, Philip Jones Brass Enzsemble
- Philip Ledger, cond.
Recording site and date:
[1]-[18] Abbey Road Studios, London, UK [6/1975]
[19]-[23] Cathédrale Sainte Marie de Saint Bertrand de
Comminges [01-02/1977]
[24]-[35] King's College, Cambridge, UK [12/1975]
Other releases (excerpts):
[1]-[18] EMI (His Master's Voice) ASD 3166
[LP]
[19]-[23] EMI/VSM C 167 14 181/3 [LP]
[24]-[35] EMI (His Master's Voice) ASD 3316 [LP]
[1]-[18] EMI CD-EMX 2134 [CD]
Reviewed in:
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.): 53/635-1650 (apr. 1976 (as EMI/HMV ASD
3166); 54/646-1443 (mar. 1977 (as EMI/HMV ASD 3316))
Diapason (#-p.): 227- (apr. 1978 (as EMI/HMV ASD 3166)), 389-134
(jan. 1993)
Fanfare ( #-p):
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