John Danyel: Songs for the Lute, Viol & Voice, 1606

John Danyel: Songs for the Lute, Viol & Voice, 1606
The Consort of Musicke - Anthony Rooley, dir.
L'Oiseau-Lyre "Florilegium" DSLO 568-1 [LP]

Contents:

    John Danyel (1564-c.1626)
  1. Coy Daphne fled
  2. Thou pretty bird
  3. He whose desires are still abroad
  4. Like as the lute delights
  5. Dost thou withdraw thy grace?
  6. Why canst thou not?
  7. Stay, cruel, stay!
  8. Time, cruel time
  9. Grief keep within
  10. Drop not, mine eyes
  11. Have all our passions

    12. ----------
  12. Let not Cloris think
  13. Can doleful notes?
  14. No, let chromatic tunes
  15. Uncertain certain turns
  16. Eyes, look no more
  17. If I could shut the gate
  18. I die whenas I do not see
  19. What delight can they enjoy?
  20. Now the earth, the skies, the air

Playing time: 44'12"

Performer: The Consort of Musicke - Anthony Rooley, dir.
[Emma Kirkby (soprano), John York Skinner (counter-tenor), Martyn Hill (tenor), David Thomas (bass), Trevor Jones (bass viol), Anthony Rooley (lute)]

Recording site and date: Unknown [1981 or prior]

Comments: Information from owned LP.

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