Remarks:
"While all of the music here is worth repeated hearing (and performing!), for me the highlights are Sampson's Salve radix and Quam pulcra est (those cross-relations!), Jacotin's Beati omnes (sung by the lower voices), with its wonderfully flowing, interwoven lines and thrillingly resonant harmonies, and the opening O Christe Jesu, pastor bone by John Taverner, a perfectly written little gem that should be in every serious choir's repertoire. I can't emphasize enough how much of the success of this recording is due to Alamire's impeccably balanced, full-bodied, well-tuned sound, so expertly recorded in three different venues--and to the scholarship and clearly inspired direction of David Skinner. Don't delay; you'll love this!" -Classics Today (10/10)Notes:
Includes england be glad. Ensembles: Alamire, QuintEssential Sackbut and Cornet Ensemble. Soloist: Andrew Lawrence-King.Includes the king's pavan. Ensembles: Alamire, QuintEssential Sackbut and Cornet Ensemble. Soloist: Andrew Lawrence-King.
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Taverner, John : Christe Jesu, pastor bone
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
- Written: 16th Century
Henry, King VIII : Consort no 12
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Written: 16th Century
Anonymous : Madame d'amours
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
Henry, King VIII : Tandernaken
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
Sampson, Richard : Salve radix
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
Sampson, Richard : Psallite felices
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
de Opitiis, Benedictus : Sub tuum praesidium
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
Sampson, Richard : Quam pulcra est
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
Anonymous : Haec est praeclarum vas
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Medieval
- Form: Choral
Jacotin : Beati omnes
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
Henry, King VIII : Consort no 13
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
Henry, King VIII : O my Heart is sore
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Vocal
Henry, King VIII : Helas madame
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Written: 16th Century
Henry, King VIII : Though sum saith that yough rulyth me
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Vocal
Verdelot, Phillippe : Nil maius
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
Henry, King VIII : Consort no 8
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
Henry, King VIII : Adieu! Madame, et ma maistresse
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Written: 16th Century
Henry, King VIII : En vray amoure
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Written: 16th Century
Fayrfax, Robert : Lauda vivi alpha
- Performer: Andrew Lawrence-King (Gothic Harp)
- Ensemble: Alamire
- Notes: : David Skinner.
- Period Time: Renaissance
- Form: Choral
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