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What then is love?

An Elizabethan Songbook

The Boston Camerata - Joel Cohen

I. Sing a song of Joy

1. Campion: Sing a song of joy

2. Edward Johnson (fl.1572-1601): Eliza is the fairest Queen

3. Holborne: The Honeysuckle (instrumental)

II. What then is love?

4. Thomas Ford (c.1580-1648): What then is love sings Coridon

5. Philip Rosseter (c.1567-1623): What then is love but mourning

6. Daniel: What thing is love?

III. Sorrow, come

7. Dowland: Galliard "Shall I strive" (instrumental)

8. Pilkington: I sigh, as sure to wear the fruit

9. Dowland arr. William Wigthorp: Sorrow, come

IV. Shall I sue?

10. Holborne: Heigh-ho holiday (instrumental)

11. Dowland: Shall I sue

12. Campion: Breake now my heart and dye

13. Campion: Woo her and win her

V. Witty wanton

14. Campion: The peaceful western wind

15. Robert Jones (fl.1597-1615): Sweet Philomel

16. Campion: I care not for these ladies

17. Campion arr. Cohen: Courante "I care not for these Ladies" (instrumental)

18. John Bartlet (fl.1606-10): A pretty duck there was

19. Robert Johnson: Witty wanton (instrumental)

VI. Faine would I wed

20. Campion: Faine would I wed

21. Thomas Vautor (c.1600-20): Mother, I will have a husband

22. Campion: Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs

VII. Sing we and chant i

23. Campion arr. Rosseter: Move now with measured sond (instrumental)

24. Pilkington: Rest, sweet nymphs

25. Morley: Sing we and chant it

Intérpretes: Anne Azéma (soprano), Noel Bisson (soprano), Karen Clark (mezzo-soprano), William Hite (tenor), Joel Frederisksen (bass, lute), Jesse Lepkoff (flute, recorder), Robert Mealy (violin), Card Lewis (treble & bass viol), Lynn Tetenbaum (tenor viol), Emily Walhout (bass viol), Olav Chris Henriksen (lute, guitar), Joel Cohen (lute, cittern)

Duración: 64'

Lugar y fecha de grabación: Massachusetts. EE.UU. [Mayo 1997]

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