The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies
- The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies
- Folk Songs & Ballades of Elizabethan England
A. Deller, Dupré & The Taylor Recorder Consort
Vanguard VRS 1001 [LP, mono]
Omega Vanguard Classics "Alfred Deller Edition (6)"
OVC 8105 [CD, NA]
Contents:
Anon.:
- The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies
- Lord Rendall
William Byrd, arr. S. Taylor:
- Wolsey's Wilde
Anon.:
- Sweet Jane
- The Frog and the Mouse
- The Seeds of Love
Anon., arr. S. Taylor:
- Fantasia on Polly Oliver
Gathering Peas
Anon.:
- Flowers in the Valley
- Near London Town
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Anon.:
- O Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot
Anon., Dolmetsch Collection: Consorts
- Frog Galliard (arr. C. Dolmetsch)
Coranto (arr. A. Dolmetsch)
Borey "Mr. Tollett" (arr. C. Dolmetsch)
Anon., Dorothy Welde Lute book:
Munday's Joy
Watkin's Ale
Anon.:
- Blow Away the Morning Dew
- Searching for lambs
Ralph Vaughan Williams, arr. S. Taylor:
- Linden Lea
Anon.:
- Sweet England
- Dabbling in the Dew
- Strawberry Fair
John Mundy, Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, arr. S. Taylor:
- Robin
Anon.:
- Just as the Tide Was A-Flowing
Playing time: 53' 19"
Performers:
Alfred Deller (countertenor), Desmond Dupré (lute,
guitar)
The Taylor Recorder Consort
Richard Taylor (descant recorder), Christopher Taylor (treble
recorder), Christine Taylor (tenor recorder), Stanley Taylor (bass
recorder and arranger)
Recording site and date:
Walthamstow Town Hall, London UK [02/1956];
Rel.: 1956
Excerpts:
[1]-[2], [4]-[6], [8]-[10], [12]-[13], [15]-[17], [19]
Musical Concepts MC 193 [CDx7 + CD-ROM]
Alfred Deller – The Complete Vanguard Recordings, Volume ONE:
Folk Songs and Ballads
[2], [11] Vanguard "The Bach Guild"
BG-606 [LP-mono, NA] Musical Panorama of Shakespeare's England
[1]-[2], [4]-[6], [9]-[10], [12]-[13], [15]-[16], [19]
Vanguard (Omega) Classics OVC 8026 [CD,
NA] The Three Ravens.
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