The City Waites - How the world wags

The City Waites - How the world wags
Страна: Англия
Жанр: Medieval/Early music
Год выпуска: 1980
Формат: MP3
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 50:23
Трэклист:
1. Anon. - Jamaica, or The Jovial Broom Man
2. Maurice Webster - Galliard
3. Thomas Ravenscroft - Who Liveth so Merry
4. Anon. - The Saint Turned Sinner
5. Matthew Locke - Ayre
6. Thomas Ravenscroft - Martin Said to His Man
7. Anon. - The Miller of Dee
8. Anon. - Packington's Pound
9. Henry Pursell - Pox on you for a fop
10. John Bennet - The Hunt is Up
11. Cuthbert Hely - Almain
12. Anon. - The Jolly Barber
13. Robert Johnson - As I Walked Forth
14. Martin Parker - Seldom Cleanly
15. William Croft - Sonata in G
16. Thomas Ravenscroft - Tomorrow the fox will come to town
17. D'Urfey - The Winchester Wedding
18. Matthew Locke - Saraband
19. William Lawes - Gather Your Rosebuds
20. Thomas Ravenscroft - A Bellman's Song
Доп. информация: THE CITY WAITES is Britain’s longest established ensemble specialising in early English popular music. Their repertoire focuses on the songs, dances and ballads that were heard in the theatre, tavern and countryside during the 17th century - the music of the common man.
Their schedule has taken them to major venues throughout the world including the Middle and Far East, the USA, France, Denmark, Yugoslavia and the Netherlands. Recent activities also include BBC broadcasts, numerous UK festivals, music for TV documentaries (‘The History of Britain’ and ‘Fun With Wigs’), concerts for the National Trust, London’s Barbican Centre and Queen Elizabeth Hall, and collaborations with the Royal National Theatre (‘Il Campiello’, ‘School for Wives’, ‘The London Cuckolds’), Royal Shakespeare Company (‘Singing Simpkin’), and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre (‘As You Like It’).
THE CITY WAITES featured in the film Elizabeth, performed on the QE2’s World Cruise, and recently toured the Philippines and Columbia with assistance from the British Council. They have received support from Early Music organisations including York Early Music Foundation and the Early Music Network. They have performed before Her Majesty the Queen, and were awarded a research grant from the Arts Council of England.