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Special offer. Purcell: How pleasant ‘tis to Love!

Nicolas Achten (baritone, harp, keyboards)

Scherzi Musicali, Reinoud Van Mechelen

it is the domestic atmosphere in which many of [the works] would have become known then, rather than a memory of their original theatrical or court contexts. that this disc seeks to celebrate...these...

Special offer. Purcell: How pleasant ‘tis to Love!

Nicolas Achten (baritone, harp, keyboards)

Scherzi Musicali, Reinoud Van Mechelen

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it is the domestic atmosphere in which many of [the works] would have become known then, rather than a memory of their original theatrical or court contexts. that this disc seeks to celebrate...these...

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Few of the many recordings devoted to Henry Purcell have succeeded in capturing all the richness and diversity of musical instruments of the late 17th century.

Here well-known pieces by Purcell played take on an entirely new and unexpected colouring, while also serving to highlight the theatricality of the vocal airs.

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October 2013

it is the domestic atmosphere in which many of [the works] would have become known then, rather than a memory of their original theatrical or court contexts. that this disc seeks to celebrate...these are performances that prove that you don't have to be one of Purcell's compatriots to realise his genius
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