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Henry Purcell, Love Restor'd

Songs from the English Restoration

Satoko Doi-Luck, Toby Carr, Ceruleo

Henry Purcell, Love Restor'd
Sopranos Emily Owen and Jenni Harper are at their best in the duet from Dioclesian, ‘O the sweet delights of love’, where they control the waves of ecstasy with technical aplomb and conviction,...

Henry Purcell, Love Restor'd

Songs from the English Restoration

Satoko Doi-Luck, Toby Carr, Ceruleo

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Sopranos Emily Owen and Jenni Harper are at their best in the duet from Dioclesian, ‘O the sweet delights of love’, where they control the waves of ecstasy with technical aplomb and conviction,...

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Early music ensemble Ceruleo presents an album of music from restoration-era England.

Featuring works by Henry Purcell, John Blow, Francesco Corbetta, and John Eccles, the album looks at the dramaic character of English Restoration music and its relatonship to the theatrical tradition of the time.

Providing a snapshot of the music that might have been heard in English theatres and concert halls, Ceruleo creates a performance – like the stage works of Purcell and Blow – which freely flits between deep emotion, humour and melancholy, all interspersed with instrumental dance music.

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January 2023

Sopranos Emily Owen and Jenni Harper are at their best in the duet from Dioclesian, ‘O the sweet delights of love’, where they control the waves of ecstasy with technical aplomb and conviction, and they blend impressively in the ref lective ‘O dive custos’ on the death of Queen Mary...The instrumentalists are very good.
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