| Portion of title |
Elizabethan songbook |
| Contents |
Sing a song of joy / Thomas Campion (2:06) -- Eliza is the fairest queen / Edward Johnson (2:02) -- The honeysuckle / Anthony Holborne (2:30) -- What then is love sings Coridon / Thomas Ford (3:19) -- What then is love but mourning / Philip Rosseter (2:08) -- What thing is love? / John Daniel (:44) -- Galliard, Shall I strive / John Dowland (2:04) -- I sigh, as sure to wear the fruit / Francis Pilkington (4:22) -- Sorrow, come / John Dowland ; arr. William Wigthorpe (3:16) -- Heigh-ho holiday / Anthony Holborne (:48) -- Shall I sue / John Dowland (3:33) -- Breake now my heart and dye / Thomas Campion (2:11) -- Woo her and win her / Thomas Campion (2:29) -- The peaceful western wind / Thomas Campion (3:07) -- Sweet Philomel / Robert Jones (2:27) -- I care not for these ladies / Thomas Campion (2:10) -- Courante on I care not for these ladies / Campion, arr. Cohen (:47) -- A pretty duck there was / John Bartlet (2:50) -- Witty wanton / Robert Johnson (3:04) -- Faine would I wed / Thomas Campion (3:47) -- Mother, I will have a husband / Thomas Vautor (1:41)-- Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs / Thomas Campion (2:43) -- Move now with measured sound / Thomas Campion ; set by Philip Rosseter (1:47) -- Rest, sweet nymphs / Francis Pilkington (3:27) -- Sing we and chant it / Thomas Morley (3:05). |
| General note | "Music from England's Golden Age of poetry and song, for voices and a mixed consort of Renaissance instruments"--container. |
| General note | Compact disc. |
| General note | Program notes in English, French, and German and texts in English with French translations (31 p.) inserted in container. |
| Performer |
Boston Camerata ; Joel Cohen, conductor. |
| Date/time/place of a event note | Recorded May 15-22, 1997, Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen, Mass. |
| LCCN | 2001539628 |
| UPC |
639842341721 |
| Publisher number | 3984-23417-2 Erato |
