A Tapestry of Music for King Charles I & his Cavaliers
- A Tapestry of Music for King Charles I & his Cavaliers
- St. George's Canzona
Enigma Records K53580 [LP]
Musical Heritage Society MHS 4763 [LP]
Contents:
From Playford's "The English Dancing Master"
Trad.
- Military processional: Prince Rupert's March
Trad., Medley
- Goddesses
Parson's farewell
Nonesuch
Trad. / Francis Quarles
- Hey, then, up go we (to ballad: Cuckolds all in a row)
Jacob van Eyck: Der fluiten Lusthof
- Daphne
Martin Parker
- When the King enjoys his own again
Thomas Tomkins
- Fancy
Trad., Ashmolean MS 36 & 37
- Instrumental interlude: The north-country maid (Cavalilly
man)
Thomas Tomkins
- A sad pavan for these distracted times
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Anon., British Library, Add. MS 11608
- Vive le Roy
Anon. / The Elizabeth Rogers Virginal MS
- Rupert's Retreat
Christopher Gibbons
- Verse for double organ
Trad. / The Thomason tracts
- The King's last farewell (to: Prince Rupert's march)
Trad. / Thomason tracts
- A coffin for King Charles - A crown for Cromwell - A pit for
the people (to: If all the world were papers)
John Garve McClean, Angus Fraser MS
- The Royal Lament (An coineadh rioghal)
Martin Parker
- When the King enjoys his own again
Playing time: 47:00
Performers:
St. George's Canzona
Ray Attfield (voice, drums), Rosmary Harrison (voice), Derek Harrison
(voice, tenor viol, regal), Michael Frith (organ, harpsichord),
Frank Grubb (lute, bass lute, cittern), Michael Oxenham (recorders,
rackett), John Sothcott (recorder, fiddles)].
John Sothcott, dir.
Recording site and date:
Unknown [1979 or prior];
Rel.: 1979
Excerpts:
[1]-[3] [5]-[9], [12]-[13] ASV
"Quicksilva" CD QS 6130 [CD] Music for Roundheads
& Cavaliers
Reviewed in:
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.): 57/675-367 (august 1979)
Comments: Information from owned LP. Information for Musical
Heritage Society from Library of Congress (from Pierre-F. Roberge)
& Jorge Salazar.
To FAQ references to this recording.
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Jon Stringer