English ayres and duets sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation. - Simpson, Glenda; Hillier, Paul.; mason, Barry; Thorndycraft, Rosemary; Camerata of London (London Hyperion Records Ltd., 1981)
Side 1. Strophic songs: If thou long'st so much to learn / Thomas Campion ; Fine knacks for ladies / John Dowland ; Shall I come, sweet loven / Thomas Campion ; Lute solo: Piper's Galliard ; Through-composed songs: In darkness let me dwell / John Dowland ; Tell me, o love / Alfonso Ferrabosco ; Time's eldest son, Old age / John Dowland ; Tobacco, tobacco / Tobias Hume -- Side 2. Dance forms: Flow my tears / John Dowland ; Now, o now, I needs must part / John Dowland ; Eyes, look no more / John Danyel ; My choice is made / Francis Pilkington ; Lute solo: The Earl of Essex Galliard ; Strophic songs: Now what is loven / Robert Jones ; Come away, come, sweet love / John Dowland ; Humour, say what mak'st thou here / Joh Dowland.
Hyperion Records: A66003.
Program notes by Glenda Simpson [2 p.] on slipcase.
Glenda Simpson, mezzo soprano ; Paul Hillier, baritone ; Barry Mason, lute ; Rosemary Thorndycraft, bass viol ; Camerata of London.
Keywords: Songs (High voice).; Songs, English