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Come, gentle night : music of Shakespeare's world
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- Sound Recordings
- Language
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- Publication
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- Cleveland, OH : Telarc, 2000
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource (65 minutes)
- digital
- audio file
- OCLC
- on1120072297
- Credits
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- Ensemble Galilei (Liz Knowles, fiddle ; Deborah Nuse, Scottish small pipes and fiddle ; Sarah Weiner, oboe, recorder, pennywhistle ; Sue Richards, Celtic harp ; Carolyn Anderson Suttick, viola da gamba ; Jan Hagiwara, percussion)
- Streaming audio files.
- Title from resource description page (viewed March 21, 2016).
- For instrumental ensemble.
- Includes liner notes in English. Text to sonnets also printed in English.
- Recorded in Gordon Center for the Performing Arts, Owings Mills, Maryland, July 15-19, 1999.
- Mister Issac's maggot (from Playford's English Dancing Master, 9th edition, publishing 1695) ; Chestnut (Dove's vagary) (from Playford, 1st edition, publishing 1651) (2:22) -- Woodycock (Lyra viol variations, anon. 17th century) (4:36) -- Death's second self (Sonnet 73) / Carolyn Anderson Surrick (1999) (3:04) -- Jack's health (trad. English) ; Vale of years ; Jack's health reel / Liz Knowles (1999) (3:48) -- Come, gentle night / Surrick, Knowles (1999) (3:31) -- Departe, departe (anon. Scottish from Thomas Wode's Part Books, circa 1600) ; The Cobbler's hornpipe (from Playford 11th edition, publishing 1701) ; Third act tune : from Fairy queen / Henry Purcell (1692) (4:00) -- But let them go ; Ladies, sigh no more / Deborah Nuse (1998) (2:56) -- In a garden so green (anon. Scottish, Forbes Ms., Aberdeen 1662) ; Childgrove (from Playford 11th edition) (6:24) -- Fire burn, and cauldron bubble / Nuse (1999) (2:00) -- The asp / Jan Hagiwara (1999) (1:50) -- Rumble thy bellyful / Knowles (1999) (2:04). Pastime with good company / arranged Henry VIII ; O lusty May (anon. Scottish from Thomas Wode's Part Books) (2:27) -- Irish lament (anon. 16th century) (2:27) -- Joy to the person of my love (anon. Scottish from Stirling's Partbooks, 1639) (4:35) -- The winter's tale set: Love's winter light / Surrick (1999) ; Apples in winter (trad. Irish) ; Drive the cold winter away (from Playford 1st edition) ; Jenny pluck pears (from Playford 1st edition) (5:11) -- Lilli burlero (from Playford, 8th edition, publishing 1690) ; Cold and raw (The juice of barley) (from Playford 7th edition, publishing 1689) (3:20) -- The Scottish play set: Life is but a walking shadow / Nuse (1999) ; Mill, mill o' (17th century Scottish) ; Pawky Adam Glen / Adam Glen (3:21) -- Heart's ease (from Playford 1st edition) -- Now that the spring / John Hilton -- Gathering peascods (from Playford 1st edition) (3:59) -- No longer mourn for me / Sue Richards (1996) (2:47)