TAVERN SONGS - CATCHES, GLEES AND OTHER DIVERSE ENTERTAINM.
Alfred DELLER, DELLER CONSORT (THE)
A choice collection of the most diverting cathes: * PURCELL: Man is for the woman made - Sir Walter - To thee and to the maid - Chiding cath - Once, twice, thrice - When the cock begins to crow - An epitaph (Under this sonte) * Love songs, riband and tender: * Earl of MORNINGTON (1735-1781): 't was you sir - Jeremy SAVILE (17°s.): Had she not care enough - William TURNER (1651-1739/49): Young Anthony - Amo, amas, I love a lass - W. CORNYSHYE (C1465-c.1523): Ah, Robin - W. LAWES: Bess black* Drinking songs and tavern philosophies: I am athirst - Wine does wonders - Hoyda, jollu rutterkin - An ape, a lion and an ass (Purcell) ...Two centuries of English life in song * The Pleasures of Drink * Sophisticated Rake and Innocent Maid * Strange in the countryside * The hopeless Lover * The wedding night * More drinking * Trials of married life ....
- Alfred DELLER Contre-ténor, Direction
- DELLER CONSORT (THE) Ensemble instrumental
- Henry PURCELL: III : "Man is for the woman made".
- Henry PURCELL: Sir Walter enjoying his damsel
- Henry PURCELL: To thee, to thee and to a maid
- Henry PURCELL: Fye, nay, prithee John, catch
- Henry PURCELL: Once, twice, thrice I Julia tried, catch
- Henry PURCELL: When the cock begins to crow, catch
- Henry PURCELL: Under this stone lies Gabriel John
- Garret MORNINGTON (EARLE OF): 'twas you Sir, catch
- Jeremy SAVILE: Had she not care enough, song
- William TURNER: Young Anthony, song
- William TURNER: Amo, amas, I love a lass, song
- William CORNYSH: A robyn, gentyl robin, song [Henry VIII's Songbook]
- William LAWES: Bess black, song
- ANONYME: I am athirst, chanson à boire [Angleterre, publiée en 1609]
- John ECCLES: Wine does wonders, chanson à boire
- William CORNYSH: Hoyda, hoyda jolly rutterkin, partsong à 3 vx
- Henry PURCELL: An ape, a lion, a fox and an ass
- ANONYME: Troll the bowl, chanson à boire [Angleterre, collected by Thomas Lant, 1580]
- John TRAVERS: Fair and ugly, false and true, chanson à boire
- ANONYME: We be soldiers three, soldiers back from the Flemish wars [Publié en 1614]
- John BENNET: Lure, falconers, lure! madrigal of the hunt
- Henry LAWES: Sing fair Clorinda [Age of Milton]
- Benjamin ROGERS: In the merry month of May, glee à 4 vx
- Henry PURCELL: True Englishmen drink a good health
- Reginald SPOFFORTH: Ape e la serpe, glee (L')
- John HILTON [2]: Call George again, chanson à boire
- Luffmann ATTERBURY: As t'other day, song
- Thomas Augustine ARNE: Street intrigue, pour ensemble vocal (The)
- John BLOW: Bartholomew fair, song
- ANONYME: He that will an ale-house keep, canon
- John BLOW: Self-banisched, pour voix et continuo (The)
- ANONYME: Inigo Jones, song [Angleterre, 17e]
- Thomas Augustine ARNE: Which is the properest day to drink, pour ensemble vocal
- John BLOW: Galloping Joan, song
- ANONYME: Sumer is icumen in, medieval english round [c. 1280]
- William BOYCE: John Cooper, song
- Henry LAWES: Captive lover, song (The)
- Henry PURCELL: Young Colin cleaving of a beam
- Henry PURCELL: If all be true that I do think
- Joseph [Sir] BARNBY: Sweet and low, lullaby
