Music for All Seasons
- Music for All Seasons
- The London Early Music Group - James Tyler, dir.
RCA 25159 [2 LP]
Contents:
Record I: Secular Music at the Court of Henry VII and Henry
VIII
Anon.
- Tyme to pas with goodly sport (Vocal version)
Anon.
- The Kynges Pavion
Philip Van Wilder
- Je fille quant Dieu me donne de quoy
Vicenzo Capirola
- De tous bien plane
Anon.
- Madame d'amours
Richard Pygott
- Quid petis, o fily?
Anon.
- Tyme to pas with goodly sport (instrumental version)
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Anon.
- Le petit rouen
Robert Faryfax
- Benedicte! Whate dremyd I?
William Cornysh
- Ay, bescherewe yow!
William Cornysh
- Woffully araid
Anon.
- Jay pryse amours
William Cornysh
- Fa la sol
Record II: Sacred Music form the Early Tudor Era
Robert Fayrfax
- Magnificat "O bone Jesu"
William Cornysh
- Votive Antiphon: Ave Maria Mater Dei
John Taverner
- Respond: In pace in idipsum
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John Tavener
- Respond: Dum transisset sabbatum
John Tavener
- Quemadmodum
John Tavener
- Magnificat in the Sixth Tone
Playing time: 82'12"
Performer: The London Early Music Group - James Tyler, dir.
[Timothy Penrose (counter tenor), Paul Elliott (tenor), William
Mason (bass), David James (counter tenor), Rogers Covey-Crump
(tenor), Geoffrey Shaw (baritone), Brian Etheridge (baritone),
Leigh Nixon (tenor), John Potter (tenor), Martin Elliott (baritone),
Alan Lumsden (tenor sackbut, tenor recorder, tenor crumhorn), Oliver
Brookes (bass viol), David Watkins (harp), James Tyler (lute, tenor
viol, tabor, timbrel), Roderick Skeaping (alto rebec, treble viol),
Joseph Skeaping (tenor viol), Susan Addison (alto and tenor sackbut),
Bernard Thomas (soprano rauschpfeife, soprano crumhorn), Andrew
van der Beek (bass curtal)]
Recording site and date: All Saints Church, Petersham, Richmond,
Surrey [1978 or prior]
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Jon Stringer