Nutmeg and Ginger
- Nutmeg and Ginger
- Spicy Ballades of Shakespeare's London
Musicians of the Globe - Philip Pickett
Philips 456 507
Contents:
- William Wighthorpe: Daphne (setting à 5)
- Anon: Nutmeg and Ginger (setting for mixed consort)
- Anon: Watkins Ale (setting for voice and mixed consort)
- Valentin Haussmann: (Nancie) (setting à 5)
- Anon: The London Prentice (to the tune of Nancie)
- Anon: Greensleeves (setting for 2 lutes)
- Giles Farnaby: Loath to depart (keyboard seting)
- Anon: The Cutpurse (tune adapted from Packington's Pound)
- William Wingthorpe: (Daphne) (seting à 5)
- Anon: The Miller (to the tune of Nutmeg and Ginger)
- Anon: Fortune my foe (setting for mixed consort)
- Anon: Lie still, my dear (to the tune of Loath to depart, setting
for voice and lute)
- John Dowland: Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home (setting for 3
lutes)
- Anon: How can the tree (setting for soprano and 4 viols, words
by Thomas Lord Vaux)
- Valentin Haussmann: Pavan (setting à 5 based on Roland/Lord
Willoughby)
- Valentin Haussmann: Galliard (setting à 5 based on
Roland/Lord Willoughby)
- Thomas Campion: Go, silly note (for voice and lute)
- William Wingthorpe: Come hither (setting à 5 to the tune
of Roland/Lord Willoughby)
- Anon: Dulcina (for voice with mixed consort)
- George Mason or John Earsden: Dido was the Carthage queen
(setting for voice and lute)
- Benjamin Cosyn: Packington's Pound (setting for keyboard)
- Anon: Sellinger's Round (setting for mixed consort)
Performers: Joanne Lunn (soprano), Sally Bruce-Payne (mezzo-soprano),
Paul Agnew (tenor), Roderick Williams (baritone), Gary Cooper
(virginals, harpsichord), Jacob Heringman (lute), Tom Finucane
(lute)
Playing time: 68'
Recording date: May 1996 (Henry Wood Hall, London)
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