Medieval English Carols & Italian Dances

Medieval English Carols & Italian Dances

New York Pro Musica - Noah Greenberg, dir.
Decca "Gold Label " DL 9418 [LP, mono]
Decca "Gold Label " DL 7 9418 [LP, stereo]
Brunswick AXA 4517 [LP, mono]
Brunswick SAXA 4517 [LP, stereo]
EMI 4517 [LP]
Coral COCS 3708 [LP, France]

Contents:

Anon., England:

1. Nowel syng we bothe al and som
   Lullay, lullow, lully, lullay
   Ave Maria gracia Dei plena

Anon., Italy:

2. Saltarello
   Istampita "Palamento"

Anon., England:

3. Ther is no rose of swych vertu
   Ave, Rex angelorum
   Nova, nova

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Anon., England:

4. Make we joye nowe in this fest
   Hayl, Mary, ful of grace
   Mervele noght, Josep, on Mary mylde

Anon., Italy:

5. Saltarello I
   Saltarello II

Anon., England:

6. Nowell, nowell, nowell
   Salve, sancta parens
   Deo Gracias, Anglia

Playing time: ??' ??"

Performers:
New York Pro Musica [Sheila Schonbrun (soprano), Carolyn Backus (soprano), Robert White (countertenor), Charles Bressler (tenor), Gordon Myers (baritone), Brayton Lewis (bass), LaNoue Davenport (recorder, krummhorns), Shelley Gruskin (recorder, krummhorns, schryari), Barbara Mueser (bass viol), Paul Maynard (portative organ, regal, psaltery)] & John Ferrante (countertenor), David Dodds (tenor), Arthur Burrows (baritone), Marvin Hayes (bass), Ronald Roseman (alto shawm), George Gaber (percussion, bells) - Noah Greenberg, dir.

Recording site and date:
Unknown [1962];
Rel.: 1962

Other releases (excerpts):
[4.2], [5.1], [5.2] Decca DL 9438 [LP] Medieval Roots
[6.3] Horizon DL 34 541 [LP] Music for a Medieval Day - Music of the cloister, cathedral, court, marketplace, and countryside

Reviewed in:
Diapason (#-p.):
Gramophone (Vol./#-p.):
Fanfare (Vol./#-p.):

Comments:
Information from owned LP (Decca), from Medieval and Renaissance Music on Long-playing Records # 674, BN-Opale and Lambert van Stratum.

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