EMI Reflexe CDC 7 47961 2
Playing time: 54'44
Recorded: 17.-19.III.1986, Abbey Road Studio No.1, London
Byrd: Songs of Sundrie Natures
Music for Voices and Viols
The Hilliard Ensemble / London Baroque
Contents:
| 1. | Praise our Lord all yee Gentiles (Ps. 117) 3-8 | [2:58] |
| 2. | Have mercy upon me, O God (Ps. 51: 1-2) 1, 3-7 & 9-12 | [4:28] |
| 3. | Make ye ioy to God (Ps. 100: 1-2) 3-5, 7, 8 | [2:16] |
| 4. | Come to me griefe for ever - The funeral Songs of that honorable Gent. Syr Phillip Sydney, Knight 5 & 9-12 | [4:04] |
| 5. | Christ rising again (Rom. 6: 9-1: Cor. I: 20-22) 3-8 & 9-12 | [6:01] |
| 6. | From Virgin's wombe - A Carowle for Christmas Day (Francis Kindlemarsh) 1-4 & 9-12 | [8:58] |
| 7. | Ye sacred Muses - Elegy on the death of Thomas Tallis 3 & 9-12 | [3:35] |
| 8. | Turne our captivitie (Ps. 126: 5-7) 3-8 | [3:51] |
| 9. | Lulla, lullaby 2-7 & 9-12 | [7:34] |
| 10. | Whoe made thee, Hob - A dialogue between two shepherds 3, 4 & 9-12 | [1:46] |
| 11. | Come wofull Orpheus 1-3, 6 & 7 | [4:02] |
| 12. | Though Amarillis daunce in greene 1, 3-5, 7 & 9-12 | [5:10] |
Performers:
The Hilliard Ensemble:
1. Lynne Dawson, soprano
2. Gillian Fisher, soprano
3. David James, countertenor
4. Ashley Stafford, countertenor
5. John Potter, tenor
6. Rogers Covey-Crump, tenor
7. Paul Hillier, bass
8. David Beavan, bass
London Baroque:
9. Charles Medlam, treble & bass viols
10. Richard Boothby, tenor viol
11. Richard Campbell, treble, tenor & bass viols
12. William Hunt, bass & double bass viols
Directed by Paul Hillier