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The Jacobean Lutenists

1 CD / dB Productions / 2012-03-27

Works: Anonymous, Scottish: A Scots Tune (The Rowallan Lute Book); Daniel Bacheler: La jeune fillette, for lute (no 41 from Selected Works for Lute); En me revenant, for lute (no 43 from Selected Works for ...

Karl Nyhlin is one of Sweden's foremost lutenists. His debut CD was highly praised in Swedish and international press, and this follow up album features...continue...
Recording information: Kampementet, Stockholm (07/2011)....continue...

The Renaissance Album

1 CD / Pilfink Records / 2011-03-08

Works: Philip Rosseter: Prelude, for lute; Though Far from Joy, for voice & lute; What Then Is Love But Mourning; A Fantasia, for lute (Jane Pickeringe's Lute Book, 37); John Dowland: Firste Booke of Songes...
Performers: Malinen, Janne [Guitar]; Tritschler, Robin

Tenor Robin Tritschler and guitarist Janne Malinen offer a program of lute songs and solos from the English Renaissance. Texts of the songs are included....continue...

Not Just Dowland

1 CD / Wigmore Hall Live / 2010-02-23

Works: Philip Rosseter: Prelude, for lute; Robert Johnson: Away Delights, for soprano voice & 10-string lute; Oh, let us howl; Care charming sleep; Pavan 3 for lute in C minor; Have you seen but a white lil...
Performers: Wadsworth, Matthew

"Everything was so perfect, the evening seemed to pass in a flash," was The Independent's verdict on the Wigmore Hall recital in December 2008 by...continue...
Recording information: Wigmore Hall, London, England (12/07/2008)....continue...

Rosseter: When Laura Smiles / Wadsworth, Gilchrist

1 CD / Avie Records / 2009-04-01

Works: Philip Rosseter: Sweet, Come Again; And Would You See My Mistress' Face, for voice & lute; A Fantasia, for lute (Jane Pickeringe's Lute Book, 37); No Grave for Woe; Reprove Not Love, for voice & lute...
Performers: Gilchrist, James [Tenor Vocal]; Wadsworth, Matthew

Presented here is the first ever recording devoted entirely to Philip Rosseter's music, and it is a timely tribute to one of the great masters...continue...