Performers: Fiona Huggett (treble viol), Angela Voss (treble & tenor viols), Pamela Cresswell (tenor viol), Rosemary Thorndycraft (tenor & bass viols), Imogen Seth-Smith (treble & bass viols), Reiko Ichise (bass viol)
Playing time: 61'
Recording date: January 1995
Thomas Lupo (1571-1627) was one of the major English chamber music composers of the period. Together with Coprario, Gibbons, and Alfonso Ferrabosco II, he was employed by the prince Henry & Charles. This was where English chamber music style heading into the 1600s was largely formed.
Although himself a violinist, Lupo's consort music also works well on viols.
A recording of some of this music on violin:
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Todd M. McComb