William Byrd: Psalmes, Songs & Sonnets (1611) – The Sixteen & Fretwork
The eagle’s force
Of flattering speech
In winter cold
Whereat an ant
Who looks may leap
Sing ye to our Lord a new song
I have been young, but now am old
In crystal towers
This sweet and merry month of May
Let not the sluggish sleep
A feigned friend
Awake mine eyes
Come jolly swains
What is life, or worldly pleasure?
Fantasia (in 4 parts)
Come let us rejoice unto our Lord
Retire my soul, consider thine estate
Arise Lord into thy rest
Come woeful Orpheus
Sing we merrily unto God
Blow up the trumpet
Crowned with flowers
Wedded to will is witless
Make we joy to God
Have mercy upon me O God
Fantasia (in 6 parts)
This day Christ was born
O God that guides the cheerful sun
Praise our Lord all ye Gentiles
Turn our captivity, O Lord
Ah silly soul
How vain the toils
The Sixteen, Harry Christophers, Fretwork
28,90€
