Songs, consort pieces, and masque music / Thomas Campion.

Format:

Sound recording

Author/Creator:

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620

Contributor:

Simpson, Glenda, performer.

Mason, Barry, performer.

Camerata of London, performer.

Standardized Title:

Works. Selections

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Songs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble.

Chamber music.

Masques with music--Excerpts.

Masques with music.

Genre:

Excerpts.

Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 audio disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo ; 12 in.

12 in.

Other Title:

Faire if you expect admiring.

The sypres curten of the night is spread.

The cypress curtain of the night is spread.

I care not for these ladies.

It fell on a sommers daie.

Move now with measured sound.

Now hath Flora rob'd her bowers.

While dancing rests.

All lookes be pale.

Never weather-beaten saile.

Jacke and Joan they thinke no ill.

Sweet exclude me not.

Harden now thy hart.

Fire, fire.

Fire, fire, fire, fire loe here I burne.

What if a day.

Never love unless you can.

Faine would I wed.

So sweet is thy discourse to me.

Come ashore, merry mates.

Place of Publication:

Ocean, N.J. : Musical Heritage Society, [1985]

System Details:

analog

33 1/3 rpm

microgroove

stereo

Contents:

A book of ayres. Faire if you expect admiring (2:10) ; The sypres curten of the night is spread (2:05) ; I care not for these ladies (1:53) ; It fell on a sommers daie (2:00)

Masque music. Move now with measured sound [and] Now hath Flora rob'd her bowers (4:10) ; While dancing rests / [by J. Coprario] (2:22)

First booke of ayres. All lookes be pale (3:15) ; Never weather-beaten saile (3:34) ; Jacke and Joan they thinke no ill (2:10)

Second booke of ayres. Sweet exclude me not (2:54) ; Harden now thy hart (2:52)

Third booke of ayres. Fire, fire (2:22) ; What if a day : two lutes : [not from the 3rd book of ayres. Ascribed to Campion in only one, or possibly two, of numerous sources. Cf. Music and letters, vol. 43 (1962), p. 304] (2:15) ; Never love unless you can (1:25)

Fourth booke of ayres. Faine would I wed (2:45) ; So sweet is thy discourse to me (2:45) ; What if a day : lyra viol : [not from the 4th book of ayres. See above note about the two-lute version.] (2:46)

Masque music. Come ashore, merry mates / [by J. Coprario] (2:48).

Participant:

Camerata of London ; Glenda Simpson, Barry Mason, directors.

Notes:

Musical Heritage Society: MHS 7146 (on container: MHS 7146K).

Reissue of: Meridian E77009 (1979).

Program notes by Glenda Simpson on container.

Recorded Jan. 4-6, 1978, Eltham College, London.

Contains:

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Faire if you expect admiring.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Sypres curten of the night is spread.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. I care not for these ladies.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. It fell on a sommers daie.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Move now with measured sound.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Now hath Flora rob'd her bowers.

Coperario, John, approximately 1570-1626. While dancing rests.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 1st book. All lookes be pale, harts cold as stone

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 1st book. Never weather-beaten saile more willing bent to shore

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 1st book. Jacke and Jone they thinke no ill

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 2nd book. Sweet, exclude me not

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 2nd book. Harden now thy hart with more than flinty rage.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 3rd book. Fire, fire, fire, fire loe here I burne.

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 3rd book. Never love unlesse you can

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 4th book. Faine would I wed a faire young man, that day and night could please mee

Campion, Thomas, 1567-1620. Ayres, 4th book. So sweet is thy discourse to me.

Coperario, John, approximately 1570-1626. Come ashore, come merry mates.

What if a day.

OCLC:

13242419

Publisher Number:

MHS 7146 Musical Heritage Society

MHS 7146K Musical Heritage Society

E77009 Meridian