The Tudors - Courtly Pastimes: Songs and dances from 'Henry VIII's Book'

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ANONYMOUS / CORNYSHE / HENRY VIII / MASCHERA / SUSATO
The Tudors - Courtly Pastimes: Songs and dances from 'Henry VIII's Book'
Musica Reservata & Purcell Consort of Voices, Grayston Burgess & Michael Morrow

[ Decca Australian Eloquence / CD ]

Release Date: Tuesday 15 December 2015

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Time to pass in court circles there certainly was - and money to spend in the passing of it too! Lavish entertainments, revelry and dancing, pageants, music and the ritual of the hunt were known to Henry's queen, Katharine; and all these culminated in the superlative splendours of the Field of Cloth of Gold in 1520. This collection of vocal (and some instrumental) pieces are taken from a single manuscript, an early Tudor songbook in the British Museum, known as 'Henry VIII's Book'. It continues Eloquence's exploration of music from the time of The Tudors and here receives its first release on CD.

"[a] most attractive record" (Gramophone)

Tracks:

anon.:
Instrumental
Time to pass with goodly sport
Let us not that young man be
And I were a maiden
Hey Trolly Lolly Lo

Attaingnant:
Tourdion

Cooper, Dr D:
I have been a Foster

Cornyshe:
Blow thi Horne
Whilles Lyfe or Breth
Adieu mes amours
Fa La Sol

Gervaise:
Allemande
La volunté

Henry VIII:
Tho some saith that youth ruleth me
If love now reynyd
The time of youth

Maschera:
Canzon quarta
Canzon seconda

Rysbye:
Whoso that will himself apply

Susato:
Pour quoy
Saltarelle
Le Cuer est Bon
Entré du fol
La Danseryes: Basse danse - La Mourisque