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The best of the Baltimore Consort
- Author / Creator
- Available as
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Details
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Publication
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- New York : Dorian, 2002
- Physical Details
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- 1 online resource (1 sound file)
- digital
- data file
- OCLC
- ocn840104431
- Credits
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- The Baltimore Consort: Mary Anne Ballard (viols, rebec, fiddle); Mark Cudek (cittern, bass viol, bandora, crumhorn); Custer LaRue (soprano) ; Larry Lipkis (bass viol, recorder, crumhorn); Ronn McFarlane (lute, bandora); Chris Norman (flutes, whistle, bagpipe, crumhorn, bodrin); guest artist, William Simms (bandora); Howard Bass (bandora); Alice Kosloski (alto); Edwin George (recorder); Edwin George (recorder); Webb Wiggins (harpsichord); The Merry Companions (vocals)
- Tunes in the attic. Joyne hands / Thomas Morley, 1599 (1:27) -- The Ladyes delight. Howell's delight / Anonymous, before 1635 (3:56) -- On the banks of the Helicon. In a garden so green / Anonymous Forbes, 1662 (5:16) -- Bright day star. Christmas day in the mornin' / traditional, Shetland Islands (2:30) -- My heartly service / Anonymous Wode, 1562-c.1592 (4:47) ; Scotch cap / Anonymous, 1651 (1:52) -- The art of the bawdy song. Cold and raw / D'Urfey, c.1653-1723 (3:58) -- Robin is to the greenwood gone / Matthew Holmes, c.1588-1597 (3:17) -- Come, come, let us drink / Henry Purcell, 1659-1695 (1:20) -- Tunes from the attic. The mermaid's song (3:09); The old maid of the mill dust (3:33) ; Jenny, my blithest maid, fl. 1684-1706 / Samuel Akeroyde (3:28) -- A trip to Kilburn. A trip to Kilburn (4:02) ; The joviall broome man (5:32) -- La Rocque 'n' roll. Branle double / Michael Praetorius, 1612 (0:50) ; Branle de Montirande / Michael Praetorius (0:57); Branle de la torche / (1:24) ; J'ai vû le loup (1:58) ; Migonne, allons voir si la rose / Jehan Chardavoine, 1574 (3:40) -- The mad buckgoat. The fidler's contemt / Ruairí Dall Ó Catháin (1:48) ; The Kerry star. a reel / P. Carew's MS, 19th c. (1:07) ; The Goroun. a reel / P. Carew's MS, 19th c. (1:32) ; Truagh (an Triúcha) J. & W. Neal, Celebrated Irish tunes, 1724 (4:38) -- Well Hall / Playford's Dancing Master, 1679 (4:04) -- The wren song / traditional, Ireland Adew Dundee / Skene MS, c.1630-33 (1:38) -- Crossing to Ireland / traditional, Scottish (from Nova Scotia) (3:20)
Subjects
- Songs, English -- England.
- Songs, English -- Scotland.
- Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
- Chamber music -- 16th century.
- Chamber music -- 17th century.
- Dance music -- England.
- Dance music -- Scotland.
- Music -- Ireland.
- Music -- England -- 17th century.
- Music -- England -- 18th century.
- Music -- France -- 16th century.
- Music -- France -- 17th century.
- Music -- Scotland -- 16th century.
- Music -- Scotland -- 17th century.
- Christmas music.
- Carols.
- Carols -- Instrumental settings.
- Bawdy songs -- England.
- Ballads, English -- England.
- Glees, catches, rounds, etc.
- Ballads, English -- England -- 17th century.
- Songs, French.
- Songs, Scottish Gaelic.
- Songs with instrumental ensemble.