Research Catalog

Title

Nutmeg and ginger [sound recording] : spicy ballads from Shakespeare's London.

Author

Musicians of the Globe. prf

Publication

[S.l.] : Philips, p1999.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Pickett, Philip.
• Wigthorp, William, approximately 1579-approximately 1610.
• Haussmann, Valentin, active 1588-1611.
• Farnaby, Giles, approximately 1565-1640.
• Brade, William, 1560-1630.
• Dowland, John, 1563?-1626.

Description

1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Alternative Title

Spicy ballads from Shakespeare's London

Subject

• Songs, English > England > London > 16th century
• Songs, English > England > London > 17th century
• Ballads, English > England > London > 16th century
• Ballads, English > England > London > 17th century
• Songs with instrumental ensemble > 16th century
• Songs with instrumental ensemble > 17th century
• Instrumental music > England > London > 16th century
• Instrumental music > England > London > 17th century

Note

• "Including music by William Wigthorpe, Valentin Haussmann, Giles Farnaby, William Brade, John Dowland and others"--Container.
• Compact disc.
• Program notes by Peter Holman and texts of songs (16 p.) inserted in container.

Event (note)

• Recorded at Henry Wood Hall, London, May 1996.

Contents

Daphne : setting à 5 / by William Wigthorpe (3:35) -- Nutmeg and ginger : anon. setting for mixed consort (1:50) -- Watkins ale : anon. setting for voice and mixed consort (5:48) -- (Nancie) : setting à 5 / by Valentin Haussmann (2:33) -- The London prentice : to the tune of Nancie (2:45) -- Greensleeves : anon. setting for 2 lutes (4:43) -- Loath to depart : keyboard setting / by Giles Farnaby (3:46) -- The cutpurse : tune adapted from Packington's pound -- (Daphne) : setting à 5 / by William Wigthorpe (4:06) -- Dulcina : Türkische Intrada : setting for 5 strings / by William Brade (1:39) -- The miller : to the tune of Nutmeg and ginger (6:31) -- Fortune my foe : anon. setting for mixed consort (1:13) -- Lie still, my dear : to the tune of Loath to depart, anon. setting for voice and lute (1:38) -- Lord Willoughby's welcome home : setting for 2 lutes / by John Dowland and anon. (1:42) -- How can the tree : anon. setting for soprano and 4 viols / words by Thomas, Lord Vaux (3:53) -- Pavan : setting à 5 / by Valentin Haussmann, based on Roland/Lord Willoughby (3:36) -- Galliard : setting à 5 / by Valentin Haussmann, based on Roland/Lord Willoughby (1:11) -- Go, silly note : for voice and lute / Thomas Campion ; words partly by Thomas Campion (9:03) -- Come hither : setting à 5 / by William Wigthorpe to the tune of Roland/Lord Willoughby (1:40) -- Dulcina : for voice with mixed consort (2:30) -- Dido was the Carthage queen : setting for voice and lute / by George Mason or John Earsden (2:32) -- Packington's pound : setting for keyboard / by Benjamin Cosyn (4:57) -- Sellinger's round : anon. setting for mixed consort (1:56).

Call Number

*LDC 15021 (F)

LCCN

028945650722

OCLC

42697377

Author

Musicians of the Globe. Performer

Title

Nutmeg and ginger [sound recording] : spicy ballads from Shakespeare's London.

Imprint

[S.l.] : Philips, p1999.

Performer

Musicians of the Globe ; Philip Pickett, conductor.

Event

Recorded at Henry Wood Hall, London, May 1996.

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Added Author

Pickett, Philip. Conductor

Wigthorp, William, approximately 1579-approximately 1610.

Haussmann, Valentin, active 1588-1611.

Farnaby, Giles, approximately 1565-1640.

Brade, William, 1560-1630.

Dowland, John, 1563?-1626.

Other Standard Identifier

028945650722

Publisher No.

456 507-2 Philips

Research Call Number

*LDC 15021 (F) Program notes and texts on file.