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Shakespeare's music.
- Format:
- Sound recording
- Series:
- Naxos Music Library.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Music--England--16th century.
- Music.
- Music--England--17th century.
- England.
- Incidental music--Excerpts.
- Incidental music.
- Genre:
- Downloadable audio file.
- Sound recordings.
- Excerpts.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (1 audio file)
- Place of Publication:
- Troy, N.Y. : Dorian Recordings, [2000]
- System Details:
- digital recording
- Contents:
- My lord of Oxenfords Maske / William Byrd? (Baltimore Consort) (1:51)
- Robin is to the green wood gone / anonymous (Witches) (2:23)
- Bonny sweet boy / anonymous (Witches) (1:30)
- Greensleeves / anonymous (Julianne Baird, soprano; Ronn McFarlane, lute) (3:36)
- Take, o take those lips away / J. Wilson (Baird, McFarlane) (1:56)
- Where the bee sucks / Robert Johnson (Baird, McFarlane) (:54)
- Full fathom five / Robert Johnson (Baird, McFarlane) (1:23)
- O death, rock me asleep / anonymous (Baird, McFarlane) (3:45)
- Fortune my foe / John Dowland (McFarlane) (2:21)
- Robin is to the greenwood gone / Matthew Holmes (Baltimore Consort) (3:23)
- New lessons for the cittern : 1599. Light o' love (Baltimore Consort) (1:07)
- O mistress mine / Thomas Morley (Frederick Urrey, tenor; McFarlane) (1:43)
- The dark is my delight / John Marston (Baltimore Consort) (2:32)
- Packington's pound / anonymous (McFarlane) (1:44)
- There were three ravens / Thomas Ravenscroft (Baltimore Consort) (7:48)
- Pavane d'Espagne : improvisation (Ensemble doulce mémoire) (2:02)
- Green garters / John Johnson (Baltimore Consort) (2:41)
- Kemp's jig / anonymous (McFarlane) (1:17)
- Come my Celia / Alfonso Ferrabosco (Baird, McFarlane) (2:06)
- Have you seen but a white lily grow / Robert Johnson (Baird, McFarlane) (4:18)
- Care, charming sleep / Robert Johnson (Baird, McFarlane) (2:46)
- Satyrn dance / William Brade (Witches) (1:47)
- Come away, Hecate / Robert Johnson (Baird, McFarlane) (2:14)
- The first witches dance / Robert Johnson (W. Brade) (Witches) (1:58)
- The second witches dance / Nicholas le Strange (Witches) (1:48)
- Tarleton's resurrection / John Dowland (McFarlane) (1:23)
- Now the lusty spring is seen / anonymous (1614) (Toronto Consort) (2:01)
- The Jewes dawnce / Richard Nicholson (Baltimore Consort) (2:27)
- It was a lover and his lass / Thomas Morley (Baird, McFarlane) (1:55)
- Consort lessons 1599. Lavolto (1:21) ; La coronto (1:25) (Baltimore Consort)
- Fortune my foe / anonymous (Witches) (1:49)
- The willow song / anonymous (Baird, McFarlane) (5:12).
- Participant:
- Various performers.
- Notes:
- Music from England, ca. 1590-1640, possibly used as incidental music for Shakespeare's plays.
- Previously released material (p1997-p2000).
- Description based on hard copy version record.
- Other Format:
- Source record: Shakespeare's music.
- OCLC:
- 840087416
- Publisher Number:
- USKC60711964
- USKC60713820
- USKC60710729
- USKC60710730
- USKC60711702
- USKC60711683
- USKC60711684
- USKC60711682
- USKC60711990
- USKC60711965
- USKC60713269
- USKC60711963
- USKC60713256
- USKC60711971
- USKC60711976
- USKC60713556
- USKC60711975
- USKC60710736
- USKC60711681
- USKC60710258
- USKC60711697
- USKC60713830
- USKC60711685
- USKC60713840
- USKC60713829
- USKC60711835
- USKC60714680
- USKC60711778
- USKC60711973
- USKC60713258
- USKC60713259
- USKC60713819
- USKC60711686
- DOR-90017 Dorian Sono Luminus
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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