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The medieval lady

Title
The medieval lady [sound recording].
Author
Elizabethan Conversation (Musical group) prf
Publication
[New York, NY] : Leonarda, ℗1997.

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Additional Authors
  • Folan, Andrea.
  • Dia, comtessa de, active 12th century-13th century.
  • Maroie, de Diergnau, active 13th century.
  • Blanche, of Castile, Queen, consort of Louis VIII, King of France, 1188-1252.
  • Hildegard, Saint, 1098-1179.
  • Anne Boleyn, Queen, consort of Henry VIII, King of England, 1507-1536.
  • Killigrew, Lady, active 17th century.
  • Farnaby, Giles, approximately 1565-1640.
  • Harvey, Mary, 1629-1704.
  • Farnaby, Richard.
Description
1 audio disc (65 min.) : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Uniform Title
Greensleeves.
Subjects
Note
  • "Medieval chant, songs & dances; 16th & 17th century songs & lute duets"--Insert. The songs acc. by various medieval and renaissance instruments.
  • Compact disc.
  • Biographical and program notes, principally by Susan G. Sandman, and vocal texts with English translations (15 p. : ill.)--inserted in container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded at Alice Barler Recital Hall, Wells College, Aurora NY, Sept. 1994.
Language (note)
  • Sung in Old French, Latin and English.
Contents
A chantar / Countess of Dia (7:32) -- Mout m'abelist quant je voi revenir / Maroie de Dregnau de Lille (1:37) -- Amours, u trop tart me sui pris / Queen Blanche (4:26) -- Trotto (1:23) ; Estampie (1:25) / anon. -- In Evangelium (1:51) ; O viridissima virga (4:32) ; O Ierusalem, aurea civitas (7:17) / Hildegard of Bingen -- Saltarello (1:29 ; 1:54) ; La manfredina (2:38) / anon. -- O Deathe, rock me asleepe [attributed to] Anne Boleyn (7:08) -- Sweetest love I do not goe / Lady Killigrew (3:40) -- Tower Hill / Giles Farnaby (3:24) -- Green sleeves / anon. (2:53) -- When first I saw fair Dorris' eyes (2:10) ; And is this all? What one poor kisse? (0:55) ; In vain fair Chloris, you design (2:58) / Mary Harvey, Lady Dering -- La rosignoll / anon. (2:42) -- Nobody's gigge / Richard Farnaby (2:29).
Call Number
*LDC 53592
LCCN
019168034024
OCLC
37958750
Author
Elizabethan Conversation (Musical group) Performer
Title
The medieval lady [sound recording].
Imprint
[New York, NY] : Leonarda, ℗1997.
Playing Time
000732 000137 000426 000123 000125 000151 000432 000717 000129 000154 000238 000708 000340 000324 000253 000210 000055 000258 000242 000229
Type of Content
performed music
performed music
Type of Medium
audio
audio
Type of Carrier
audio disc
audio disc
Performer
Elizabethan Conversation (Susan Sandman, Derwood Crocker) ; with Andrea Folan, soprano.
Event
Recorded at Alice Barler Recital Hall, Wells College, Aurora NY, Sept. 1994.
Language
Sung in Old French, Latin and English.
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Chronological Term
500 - 1699
Added Author
Folan, Andrea. Singer
Dia, comtessa de, active 12th century-13th century. A chantar m'er de so qu'en no volria.
Maroie, de Diergnau, active 13th century. Mout m'abelist quant je voi revenir.
Blanche, of Castile, Queen, consort of Louis VIII, King of France, 1188-1252. Amours, u trop tart me sui pris.
Hildegard, Saint, 1098-1179. Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum. O rubor sanguinis.
Hildegard, Saint, 1098-1179. Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum. O viridissima virga.
Hildegard, Saint, 1098-1179. Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum. O Jerusalem aurea civitas.
Anne Boleyn, Queen, consort of Henry VIII, King of England, 1507-1536. O death rock me asleep.
Killigrew, Lady, active 17th century. Sweetest love I do not goe.
Farnaby, Giles, approximately 1565-1640. Tower hill.
Harvey, Mary, 1629-1704. When first I saw fair Dorris' eyes.
Harvey, Mary, 1629-1704. And is this all? What one poor kisse?
Harvey, Mary, 1629-1704. In vain, fair Chloris, you design.
Farnaby, Richard. Nobodyes gigge.
Added Title
Greensleeves.
Other Standard Identifier
019168034024
Publisher No.
LE 340 Leonarda
Research Call Number
*LDC 53592
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