| AlbumTitle |
Subtitle |
Works |
Performers |
Record Label |
Catalog No |
| Henry Lawes |
Sitting by the Streams |
1. My Soul The Great God's Praises Sings; 2. The Lark - 'Swift Through The Yielding Air'; 3. Sweet, Stay Awhile; 4. Amintor's Welladay (Chloris Now); 5. A Dialogue - 'This Mossy Bank’; 6. The Anglers' Song - 'Man's Life Is But Vain'; 7 Hark, Shepherd Swains; 8. Thee And Thy Wondrous Deeds; 9. A Dream – ‘I Laid Me Down Upon A Pillow Soft'; 10. Tavola - 'In Quel Gelato Core; 11. I Prithee Send Me Back My Heart; 12. Slide Soft You Silver Floods; 13. Sing Fair Clorinda; 14. Orpheus' Hymn-'O King Of Heaven And Hell’; 15. The Mournful Lovers - 'Come, Sad Turtle’; 16. A Despairing Lover - 'Farewell, Despairing Hopes'; 17. Sitting By The Streams |
The Consort of Musicke dir. Anthony Rooley (l) |
Hyperion |
CDA66135 |
| Lawes |
Songs By Henry & William Lawes |
1. Gather your rosebuds while you may (William Lawes);
2. A Tale out of Anacreon (Henry Lawes);
3. Oh, that joy so soon should waste (Henry Lawes);
4. Sweet, stay awhile; why do you rise? (Henry Lawes);
5. Monsieur Saman his Coranto (René Saman);
6. Amarillis, by a spring (Henry Lawes);
7. Oh, let me still and silent lie (William Lawes);
8. Oh, my Clarissa, thou cruel fair (William Lawes);
9. From the heav'ns now I fly (Henry Lawes);
10 Corant from The Royall Consort (William Lawes);
11. Sweet Echo, sweetest nymph that liv'st unseen (Henry Lawes);
12. Country Dance (William Lawes);
13 Oh sweet woods, the delight of solitariness (Henry Lawes);
14 Tavola: In quel gelato core una voce (Henry Lawes);
15 Loves Sweet Repose: Amidst the myrtles as I walk (Henry Lawes);
16. No Reprieve: Now, now Lucasia, now make haste (Henry Lawes);
17. Fantasia (Cuthbert Hely);
18. Slide soft, you silver floods (Henry Lawes);
19 Saraband (Cuthbert Hely);
20. When shall I see my captive heart? (Henry Lawes);
21. Alman for two lutes (William Lawes);
22. Corant for two lutes (William Lawes);
23. A Dreame: I laid me down upon a pillow soft (William Lawes);
24. Corant for two lutes (William Lawes);
25. The Angler's Song: Man's life is but vain, for 'tis subject to pain (Henry Lawes);
26. When man for sin thy judgment feels (William Lawes);
27. A Pastoral Elegie: Cease you jolly shepherds (Henry Lawes)
|
Robin Blaze (ct), Elizabeth Kenny (l), with Rebecca Outram (sop), Robert MacDonald (b), William Carter (l, gtr, theorbo), Frances Kelly (double harp) |
Hyperion |
CDA67589 |
| Coronation Music for King James II |
Blow | Lawes | Purcell | Child | Turner |
1. God spake sometime in visions (Blow); 2. Let thy hand be strengthened (Blow); 3. Zadok the priest (Henry Lawes); 4. My heart is inditing (Purcell); 5. I was glad (Purcell); 6. O Lord, grant the King a long life (Child); 7. Behold, O God our defender (Blow); 8. The King shall rejoice (Turner) |
Choir of Westminster Abbey & Orchestra dir. Simon Preston |
Archive |
419-163-2 |
| William Lawes |
Dialogues, Psalms & Elegies |
1. Come heavy heart;
2. Charon, O Charon;
3. Charon, O gentle Charon, let me wooe thee;
4. Orpheus, O Orpheus, gently touch thy Lesbyan Lyre;
5. Tis not Boy, thy Amorous looke;
6. When death shall snatch us from these Kidds;
7. The Catts as other creatures doe;
8. Musicke, The Master of thy Art is dead;
9. How Like a widow?;
10. Why in this shade of night?;
11. Cease, O cease ye jolly shepherds (Jenkins);
12, Psalm 22 (Henry Lawes) |
The Consort of Musickedir.Anthony Rooley |
Explore |
EXP0011 from L'Oiseau-Lyre DSLO 574 |
| The Rags of Time |
17th C. English lute songs and dances |
1. Sweetest love I do not goe (Anon.); 2. Spoken: The Sunne Rising (Donne); 3. Sweet stay a while (H. Lawes); 4. Break of day (W. Corkine); 5. Spoken: The good-morrow (Donne); 6. Wherefore peep'st thou (John Wilson); 7. Lute solo: John come kiss me now (Anon.); 8. Goe and catch a fallinge star (Anon.); 9. Spoken: The Flea (Donne); 10. The Expiration (A. Ferrabosco); 11. Spoken: The Apparition (Donne); 12. Lute solo: The Noble man (Robert Johnson); 13. Wilt thou forgive that sinne (John Hilton); 14. Lute solo: Pavan (Robert Johnson); 15. Spoken: The triple Foole (Donne); 16. Loves Sweet Repose (H. Lawes); 17. Love's Flattery (W. Lawes); 18. Guitar solo: Chaconne in D (F. Corbetta); 19. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may (W. Lawes); 20. The Rose (H. Lawes); 21. Theorbo solo: Prelude in A minor (John Wilson); 22. The Selfe Banished (H. Lawes); 23. Theorbo solo: Prelude in F (John Wilson); 24. Peace, mutt'ring thoughts (John Wilson); 25. Theorbo solo: Prelude in B flat (John Wilson); 26. Have you e'er seen the morning sun (H. Lawes)
|
Paul Hillier (bar); Nigel North (l, theorbo, gtr) |
Harmonia Mundi |
HMU 907257 |