All The Queen’s Men: Music for Elizabeth I
The Sarum Consort
The Sarum Consort and its director establish and stick limpet-like to the underlying beat in this album's choice of works for vocal ensemble, catching the sibilant energy and vigour of O clap... — More…
Contents
Weelkes: As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Hunt, T: Hark! did ye ever hear so sweet a singing?
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Byrd: O Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Gibbons, O: O clap your hands
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
anon.: Variation on Robin Is to the Greenwood Gone
- Jacob Heringman
Ferrabosco, A II: So beautie on the waters stood
- Alison Hill, Jacob Heringman
Rogier: Laboravi in gemitu meo
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
East, M: Hence stars too dim of light
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Wilbye: Oft have I vowde
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Dowland: Third Booke of Songs
- Duncan Byrne, Jacob Heringman
Time stands still
Tomkins: Adieu, ye city-prisoning towers!
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Wilbye: Yee That doe live in pleasures
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Dowland: A Varietie of Lute Lessons
- Jacob Heringman
Dowland's Bells, P. 43a, "the Lady Rich's Galliard"
Morley: Hard by a crystal fountain
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay
Wilbye: Draw on, sweet night
- Jacob Heringman
- The Sarum Consort
- Andrew Mackay