Shakespeare’s Lutenist: Theatre Music by Robert Johnson
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Label: Erato
Cat No: 7593212
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 19th February 2016
Contents
Works
Adieu, fond loveAlmayne III
Almayne II
Almayne I
Arm, arm! the scouts are come in
As I walked forth
Away delights
Care-charming sleep
Charon, O Charon
Come, heavy sleep
Come away, Hecate
Come away, thou lady gay
Come hither, you that love
Corant
Fantasia for lute solo
Full fathom five
Galliard
Hark! hark! the lark
Have you seen the bright lily grow?
Oh, let us howl
Pavan
Tell me, dearest
Tis late and cold
Where the bee sucks
Woods, rocks and mountains
Artists
Emma Kirkby (soprano)David Thomas (bass)
Anthony Rooley (bass)
Works
Adieu, fond loveAlmayne III
Almayne II
Almayne I
Arm, arm! the scouts are come in
As I walked forth
Away delights
Care-charming sleep
Charon, O Charon
Come, heavy sleep
Come away, Hecate
Come away, thou lady gay
Come hither, you that love
Corant
Fantasia for lute solo
Full fathom five
Galliard
Hark! hark! the lark
Have you seen the bright lily grow?
Oh, let us howl
Pavan
Tell me, dearest
Tis late and cold
Where the bee sucks
Woods, rocks and mountains
Artists
Emma Kirkby (soprano)David Thomas (bass)
Anthony Rooley (bass)
About
Robert Johnson (c.1582-1633) was associated with The King's Men from c.1610-c.1617, and wrote several songs for the later plays of William Shakespeare. The extent and nature of these performances remains something of a mystery, but Johnson was the most significant composer who has been connected to Shakespeare.
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