Instrumental, Ferrabosco, A II (composer)
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RecommendedJohn Dowland & his contemporaries
Andreas Scholl (countertenor), Julian Behr (lute)
Concerto di Viole
There is some magical singing here, and Scholl is supported by instrumental playing of rare subtlety and real finesse. —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 26th May 2008
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Renaissance Duets
Anthony Rooley (Lute), James Tyler (Lute), Anthony Rooley (Orpharion), James Tyler (Bass Cittern), James Tyler (Tenor Viol)
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Music for Shakespeare’s Theatre
Gerald Place (tenor), Dorothy Linell (lute) & Rebecca Hickey (soprano)
England’s Helicon
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Come Sorrow
Thibaut Roussel (soloist), Nicolas Brooymans (soloist), Robin Pharo (soloist), Anaïs Bertrand (soloist), Anaïs Berrtrand (soloist), Ensemble Près de votre oreille
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Special offer. American Brass Quintet Plays Baroque, Elizabethan, & Renaissance Music
American Brass Quintet
Brilliantly played, superlatively recorded. You can’t get a truer or more coruscating brass sound. —
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Special offer. The Gents
The Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal Vocal Ensemble
Diapente Viol Consort, Niec van der Meulen, Robert Kuizenga, Siebe Henstra
The Gents, Peter Dijkstra
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Fabulous London
English Music for Viol Consort
Les Escapades: Franziska Finckh, Sabine Kreutberger, Barbar Pfeifer, Adina Scheyhing (viols), wt guests: Barbara Leitherer (bass gamba), Andrea Cordula Baur (lute)
This is an enjoyable disc in every way and offers pleasure and interest to aficionados of this repertoire as well as those looking to build a collection of Renaissance music for viols. —
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