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Release Date: 08/14/2007 Label: Helios Catalog #: 55241 Spars Code: DDD Composer: John Dowland, Thomas Campion, John Danyel, Alfonso Ferrabosco, Thomas Ford, Edward Johnson, William Hunnis, Anonymous Performer: David Miller, James Bowman Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort
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AWAKE, SWEET LOVE • James Bowman (ct); David Miller (lt); King’s Consort • HELIOS 55241 (72:22 Text and Translation) Music of DOWLAND, CAMPION, FORD, JOHNSON, DANYEL, FERRABOSCO I, HUNNIS This is a reissue of Hyperion 66447 (15:1), which the reviewer compared to several comparable programs that were quite different overall. The disc is best taken on its own as James Bowman’s interpretation of the Dowland era. Thirteen of the 23 songs are the master’s, so the other names are sparsely represented. Six selections, all Dowland’s except one by Ferrabosco, are lute solos. The song accompaniments vary: lute, lute with viol, lute with four viols, or four viols. I should mention that Bowman was never my favorite countertenor, but that has nothing to do with his fine work on this disc. Robert King, whose viols participate, was involved only as the record producer and annotator; his notes are detailed and illuminating. For that reason the disc is a good introduction to the subject. At midprice this is a bargain. FANFARE: J. F. Weber |
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Firste Booke of Songes or Ayres: no 5, Can she excuse my wrongs? by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute),
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: by 1597; England |
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Second Booke of Songes or Ayres: no 2, Flow, my teares by John Dowland |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: 1600; England |
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A Fancy by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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Second Booke of Songes or Ayres: no 3, Sorrow sorrow stay, lend true repentant teares by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute),
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: 1600; England |
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Queene Elizabeth, her Galliard, P 41 by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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A Pilgrimes Solace: no 9, Goe, nightly cares, the enemy to rest by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute),
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: 1612; England |
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Preludium, P 98 by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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Fantasia for Lute by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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Third and Last Booke of Songes or Aires: no 7, Say love if ever thou didst find by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute),
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Period: Renaissance Written: by 1603; England |
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Frogg Galliard, P 23A by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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Firste Booke of Songes or Ayres: no 19, Awake, sweet love by John Dowland |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute),
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Period: Renaissance Written: by 1597; England |
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A Pilgrimes Solace: no 8, Tell me, true Love by John Dowland |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: 1612; England |
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Firste Booke of Songes or Ayres: no 6, Now, o now, I needs must part by John Dowland |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: 1597; England |
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Author of light, revive my dying spright by Thomas Campion |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: by 1613; England |
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Oft have I sigh'd for him that heares me not by Thomas Campion |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: by 1617; England |
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Songs for the Lute, Viol and Voice: I die whenas I do not see by John Danyel |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: by 1606; England |
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Songs for the Lute, Viol and Voice: Thou pretty bird by John Danyel |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: by 1606; England |
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Pavane for Lute by Alfonso Ferrabosco |
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Performer:
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: 16th Century |
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Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, Pt 1: Since first I saw your face by Thomas Ford |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Period: Renaissance Written: 1607; England |
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Language: English |
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Eliza is the fairest queen by Edward Johnson |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: 1591; England |
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Language: English |
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In terrors trapped by William Hunnis |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance |
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| Notes: The attribution of this work to William Hunnis is uncertain. | |||||
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Come tread the paths by Anonymous |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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Language: English |
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Songs for the Lute, Viol and Voice: Eyes look no more by John Danyel |
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Performer:
James Bowman (Countertenor),
David Miller (Lute)
Orchestra/Ensemble: King's Consort Period: Renaissance Written: England |
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