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Anthology of English Song 1530-1790 / Burrowes, Luxon, Eathorne, Langridge, et al

2 CD / Lyrita / 2009-04-14

Works: Richard Edwards: Where Griping Grief the Heart Doth Wound; John Danyel: Why Canst Thou Not?; Griefe Keepe Within; Alfonso Ferrabosco: When Daphne from Fair Phoebus Did Fly, consort song; William Byrd...
Performers: Brett, Charles; Burrowes, Norma; Eathorne, Wendy; Gammie, Ian; Jenkins, Neil; Jones, Trevor [Viol]; Kraemer, Nicholas; Langridge, Philip; Lester, Harold; Lewis, Anthony; Lloyd, Robert [Bass Voice]; L...

Daniels: Lute Songs / Charles Daniels, Nigel North

1 CD / ATMA / 2007-09-25

Works: Alfonso Ferrabosco: Come My Celia, Let Us Prove, for voice & lute; Like Hermit poor (Ayres, 1609); So, so, leave off this last lamenting kisse (from Ayres 1609); Thomas Campion: Fire, fire, fire, fir...
Performers: Daniels, Charles; North, Nigel [Lute]

English tenor Charles Daniels' selection of lute songs for this recording is proof that there were many Renaissance composers besides Dowland who could combine words...continue...

Move Now with Measured Sound

1 CD / Hyperion / 2001-12-01

Works: Thomas Campion: It fell on a sommers daie; I care not for these ladies; My sweetest Lesbia, let us live and love; Leave prolonging thy distress, for voice & bass viol; Fire, fire, fire, fire loe here...
Performers: Blaze, Robin; David Miller [Lute/Baroque Guitar]; Kenny, Elizabeth [Theorbo]; Levy, Mark [Viol]

"Thomas Campion was a Renaissance man, trained in law and medicine, and highly skilled as a poet and musician. Robin Blaze and his team arein...continue...

Campion: English Ayres / Chance, North, et al

1 CD / Linn Records / 2001-02-06

Works: Thomas Campion: Come, Cheerful Day, Part of My Life to Mee for voice, lute & bass viol; Peaceful Westerne Winde; Turn back, you wanton flyer; It fell on a sommers daie; When to her lute Corrina sings...
Performers: Chance, Michael; North, Nigel [Lute]

Early Music - Campion: Lute Songs / Rickards, Linell

1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 1999-03-24

Works: Thomas Campion: Come let us sound with melody the praises; Tune thy Musicke to thy hart; Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton; There is none, O none but you; Sweet exclude me not nor be divided; I care...
Performers: Linell, Dorothy; Richards, Steven

Thomas Campion was a 16th century English poet, physician, soldier and musician. Humorous parody, moods of melancholy and love songs all are contained in a...continue...