Hyperion CDA66194
Recorded in St Jude's Church, Golders Green, London, on 16, 17 October 1985
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The Castle of Fair Welcome
Courtly songs of the later fifteenth century
Gothic Voices
Contents:
| 1. | Le souvenir de vous me tue (Robert Morton) | [3:15] |
| 2. | Puisque ma damme/le mten voy (Johannes Regis) | [3:06] |
| 3. | Las je ne puis plus nullement durer (anonymous) | [1:48] |
| 4. | Que pourroit plus (Robert Morton) | [5:20] |
| 5. | Myn hertis lust (John Bedyngham) | [1:36] |
| 6. | Dueil angoisseux (Binchois) | [8:12] |
| 7. | Ne je ne dors (Guillaume Dufay) | [4:52] |
| 8. | En amours n'a si non bien (anonymous) | [2:14] |
| 9. | La pena sin ser sabida (Johannes Vincenet) | [2:24] |
| 10. | Mi ut re ut (Venise) (anonymous) | [4:03] |
| 11. | Plus j'ay le monde regarde (Robert Morton) | [3:26] |
| 12. | So ys emprinted (Walter Frye) | [1:56] |
| 13. | Ma dame, trop vous mesprenes (Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy) | [1:36] |
| 14. | Pues servicio vos desplaze (Enrique) | [1:59] |
Performers:
GILL ROSS soprano, MARGARET PHILPOT contralto
ROGERS COVEY-CRUMP, JOHN MARK AINSLEY, LEIGH NIXON tenors
PETER HARVEY baritone, PATRICK ARDAGH-WALTER bass
CHRISTOPHER PAGE medieval harp, with CHRISTOPHER WILSON lute
CHRISTOPHER PAGE director
Reviews:
'The sound is beautifully carved out, and the ensemble includes some of Britain's finest singers' (Gramophone)