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Special offer. Dowland in Dublin

Michael Slattery (tenor), Sylvain Bergeron & Seán Dagher (direction & arrangements)

La Nef

La Nef has pared down Dowland's complex accompaniments, aiming for a Celtic, folky feel. Dowland-lite it may be, but the recital is beautifully performed.

Special offer. Dowland in Dublin

Michael Slattery (tenor), Sylvain Bergeron & Seán Dagher (direction & arrangements)

La Nef

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La Nef has pared down Dowland's complex accompaniments, aiming for a Celtic, folky feel. Dowland-lite it may be, but the recital is beautifully performed.

About

Dowland dedicated his song From Silent Night “To my loving countryman, Mr. John Forster the younger, merchant of Dublin, in Ireland”, revealing his possible Irish origins. Working closely with the American tenor Michael Slattery, La Nef gives Dowland’s Ayres a simple celtic flavour. “…a talented and serious artist.” Gramophone.

Contents and tracklist

Sleep Wayward Thoughts
Track length2:36
Now O Now I Needs Must Part
Track length2:39
Away With These SelfLoving Lads
Track length1:51
Come again, Sweet Love
Track length3:08
Come Heavy Sleep
Track length2:58
Time Stands Still
Track length3:03
Me, Me and None but Me
Track length2:27
Clear or Cloudy
Track length2:28
O Sweet Woods
Track length2:51

Awards and reviews

July 2012

La Nef has pared down Dowland's complex accompaniments, aiming for a Celtic, folky feel. Dowland-lite it may be, but the recital is beautifully performed.
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