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THE CRIES OF LONDON & OTHER ENGLISH BALLADS AND FOLK SONGS
Alfred DELLER, DELLER CONSORT (THE)

The are the cries of London town (John Cobb) - New Oysters (Ravenscroft) * The cries of London (Dering) - A bellman's song (Ravenscroft) - Country cries (Dering) - The painter's song (Ravenscroft) - A quart a penny (Anon.) - I can mend your tubs and tails (Anon.) - Have you any work for the tinker? (Nelham) - Broom for old shoes (Ravenscroft) - The cries of London (Weelkes)* Folksongs: Wenn cocleshells turn silver bells - An Eriskay love lilt - Peggy Ramsy - Bushes and briars - Brigg fair - The cruel mother - A sweet country life - The bietter withy - Lang a-growing - The lover's ghost - Lovely Joan - She moved through the fair - A brisk young lad he courted me - Geordie
- Alfred DELLER Contre-ténor, Direction
- DELLER CONSORT (THE) Ensemble instrumental
- John COBB: These are the cries of London Town
- Thomas RAVENSCROFT: New Oysters, pour ensemble vocal
- Richard DERING: City Cries, pour 1 voix et cordes
- Thomas RAVENSCROFT: A bellman's song [Melismata, 1611]
- Thomas RAVENSCROFT: New Oysters, pour ensemble vocal
- Thomas RAVENSCROFT: Painter's song (The)
- Richard DERING: Country cries, pour 1 voix et cordes
- ANONYME: A quart a penny, chanson à 4 vx [Angleterre, 16e s.]
- ANONYME: I can mend your tubs and pails, chanson à 3 vx [Angleterre, 16è s.]
- Edmund NELHAM: Have you any work for the tinker, chanson à 3 vx
- Thomas RAVENSCROFT: Brooms for old shoes, chanson à 4 vx
- Thomas WEELKES: Cries of London, pour ténor solo et consort de violes (The)
- TRADITIONNEL: When cockleshells turn silver bells
- TRADITIONNEL: An eriskay love lilt
- TRADITIONNEL: Peggy Ramsay
- TRADITIONNEL: Bushes and briars
- TRADITIONNEL: Cruel mother (The)
- TRADITIONNEL: A sweet country live
- TRADITIONNEL: Bitter withy (The)
- TRADITIONNEL: Lang a-growing
- TRADITIONNEL: Lover's ghost (The)
- TRADITIONNEL: Lovely Joan
- TRADITIONNEL: She moved through the fair, folksong [origine irlandaise]
- TRADITIONNEL: A brisk young lad he courted me
- TRADITIONNEL: Geordie