AS I WENT TO WALSINGHAM - MUSIQUE ELISABETHAINE
MUSICIANS OF SWANNE ALLEY (THE), Lyle NORDSTROM
Walsingham Galliard, english consort (anon.) - John JOHNSON: A pavan to delight english consort - Richard ALLISON: The lady frances sidneys Almayne, english consort - William BYRD:O dear life, soprano and viols - ANON: My true love hath my heart, sopr. and lute - JOHNSON: As I went to Walsingham, lute solo - BYRD: O Lord, how vain are all our frail delights - JOHNSON?: Go merely white - ALLISON: Go from my Wyndoe, english consort - MR.Allison Almayne - ANON.: As I went to Walsingham, soprano solo - Edward COLLARDE: Walsingham, lute solo - Guillaume TESSIER: In a grove most rich of shade, soprano and lute - ALLISON: The lady frances sidneys goodnight, English consort - ANON:. Squiers Galliard, engl.cons. - Walsingham, lyra-viol - Promiero, engl.cons. - BYRD: Come to me, grief, forever, sopr.and viols - HOLBORNE: Walsingham, lute solo
- MUSICIANS OF SWANNE ALLEY (THE) Ensemble instrumental
- Lyle NORDSTROM
- Paul O'DETTE Luth, Direction
- Emily VAN EVERA Soprano
- ANONYME: Walsingham galliard [Walsingham Consort Books 1588]
- John JOHNSON: A Paven to delight, pour luth
- Richard ALISON: Lady Sidney's almain [Walsingham Consort Books,1588] (The)
- William BYRD: O dear life, chant à 5 voix
- ANONYME: My true love hath my heart, song pour voix et luth [texte de Francis Sydney]
- John JOHNSON: As I went to Walsingham, pour luth
- William BYRD: O Lord, how vain, consort song pour voix et 4 violes
- John JOHNSON: Go merely wheele, pour deux luths
- Richard ALISON: Goe from my window, for broken consort [Th.Morley, First book of Consort lessons, 1599]
- Richard ALISON: Mr Allisons almayne, pour consort
- ANONYME: As I went to Walsingham, pour voix seule
- Edward COLLARD: Walsingham, pour luth
- Guillaume TESSIER: In a grove most rich of shade, lute-song
- Richard ALISON: Lady Sidney's goodnight [Walsingham Consort Books,1588] (The)
- ANONYME: Squiers galliard, pour consort
- ANONYME: Walsingham, pour lyra-viol
- ANONYME: Primiero, pour consort
- William BYRD: Come to me, grief, for ever, chant à 5 voix
- Anthony HOLBORNE: Walsingham pour luth
