| Love songs and ballads from the Elizabethan age. Great romantic ballands and airs from sixteenth century England by Dowland, Campion, Rosseter, and Holborne, accompanied by viols, lutes, and recorders in an aevocative program full of feeling that brings the Tudor age to life.
CD Tracks Include:
- The Honie-suckle - Anthony Holborne (fl. 1584-1602)
- Rest awhile - John Dowland (1563-1626)
- Awake, sweet love - John Dowland
- Away with these self loving lads - John Dowland
- The fruit of love - Anthony Holborne
- My love hath vow'd - Philip Rosseter (1567-1623)
- It fell on a summer's day - Philip Rosseter
- When Laura smiles - Thomas Campion (1567-1620)
- Amoretta - Anthony Holborne
- If my complaints - John Dowland
- Dear, if you change - John Dowland
- Whoever thinks - John Dowland
- The Honie-suckle - Anthony Holborne
- The image of melancholy - Anthony Holborne
- The cradle - Anthony Holborne
- Come again sweet love - John Dowland
- A Voluntarie: for my ladye nevell - William Byrd (1543-1623)
- What poor astronomers - John Dowland
- O crystal tears - John Dowland
- Muy linda - Anthony Holborne
Performed by The Elizabethan Consort:
- Sara Stowe, voice
- Heather Birt, tenor viol and violin
- Wendy Hancock, treble viol and recorders
- Stewart McCoy, lute
- Matthew Spring, lute and bass viol
- Martin Souter, virginals
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