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Artist: 
Thurston Dart

    Consort Music (2CD)

    $19.95

    Product Code: 0028948285747

    Eloquence celebrates the art of Thurston Dart, the harpsichordist, conductor and editor who played a leading role in the early-music revival in postwar Britain. A feast of melancholia: three L’Oiseau-Lyre albums of early English chamber music from the dawn of the period-performance era, newly remastered and compiled together for the first time with much material new to CD.

    Thurston Dart prepared the performing editions of nearly all the music on this 2CD compilation, but he struck a fine balance between scholarly rectitude, practical concerns and a performer’s instincts.

    TRACK LIST

    CD 1      
    JOHN DOWLAND
    1–21 Lachrimae, 1604 
    Philomusica of London
    Thurston Dart
     
    JACOBEAN CONSORT MUSIC
    22–24 JOHN COPRARIO Suite for violin, bass viol and chamber organ
    25. ANONYMOUS Miserere (Parthenia In-Violata) 
    26. JOHN WARD Ayre 
    27. THOMAS LUPO Fantasia 
    28–30 JOHN COPRARIO Suite for two violins, bass viol and chamber organ 
     
    CD 2  
    1–3 JOHN COPRARIO Suite for violin, bass viol and chamber organ 
    4. TOBIAS HUME Captain Hume’s Galliard 
    5. JOHN COPRARIO Fantasia for violin, bass viol and continuo 
    6. TOBIAS HUME Captain Hume’s Lamentations 
    7. ORLANDO GIBBONS Galliard 
    Jacobean Ensemble
    Thurston Dart
     
    DANCES OF SHAKESPEARE’S TIME
    8. JOHN DOWLAND Pavan  
     
    THOMAS SIMPSON
    9. Ricercar 
    10. Alman  
    11. PHILIPS Passamezzo Pavan 
     
    ANTHONY HOLBORNE
    12. Pavan ‘The Funerals’ 
    13. Galliard 
    14. Alman: The Honie-suckle  
    15. Coranto ‘Heigh-Ho Holiday’ 
    16. RICHARD FARRANT Four-Note Pavan 
     
    ROBERT JOHNSON
    17. The Temporiser 
    18. The Witty Wanton 
    19. JOHN ADSON Ayre  
    20. ALFONSO FERRABOSCO JR. Four-Note Pavan 
     
    WILLIAM BRADE
    21. Galliard  
    22. Alman  
    23. Coranto 
     
    Boyd Neel String Orchestra
    Thurston Dart, harpsichord / director
     
    FIRST CD RELEASE ON DECCA