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Medieval English lyrics

Title
Medieval English lyrics [sound recording].
Publication
London : Argo, p1965.

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Additional Authors
  • Harrison, Frank Ll. (Frank Llewellyn), 1905-1987.
  • Dobson, E. J. (Eric John)
  • Burgess, Grayston
  • Whitworth, John Anthony, 1921-
  • English, Gerald
  • Tear, Robert
  • Frost, John, 1924-
  • Grundy, Owen
  • Ellis, Osian
  • Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547.
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo.; 12 in. +
Subjects
Note
  • For 1-6 vocalists with instrumental ensemble.
  • "Recorded in association with the British Council."
  • Program notes by Frank Ll. Harrison and Eric J. Dobson on container; "Notes on the texts" by E.J. Dobson, including texts with English translations and glossaries ([8] p.) and "Notes on the music" by F.L. Harrison ([2] p.) on leaflets, inserted in container.
Credits (note)
  • Frank Ll. Harrison, music editor and director ; Eric J. Dobson, poetry editor and director.
Language (note)
  • Sung in Latin or Middle English.
Contents
Perspice christicola ; Sumer is icumen in -- Foweles in the frith -- Edi be thu -- Sainte Marie Virgine : (St. Godric's hymn) -- Miri it is -- Stabat juxta Christi crucem -- Gabriel fram heven-king -- Stond wel, moder, under rode -- Nowel, nowel, nowel : Owt of your sleep -- Deo gracias Anglia : Owr king went forth -- Pray for us, thou Prince of Pes -- Go hert, hurt with adversitee -- Now wold y fayn -- This day day daws / [attributed to Sir Thomas Phillips] -- Green growith th'holy / Henry VIII.
Call Number
*LZR 10737
LCCN
ra 68000031
OCLC
29446440
Title
Medieval English lyrics [sound recording].
Imprint
London : Argo, p1965.
Performer
Grayston Burgess, John Whitworth, countertenors ; Gerald English, Robert Tear, tenors ; John Frost, baritone ; Owen Grundy, bass ; Osian Ellis, harp and voice ; other vocalists and instrumentalists.
Credits
Frank Ll. Harrison, music editor and director ; Eric J. Dobson, poetry editor and director.
Language
Sung in Latin or Middle English.
Added Author
Harrison, Frank Ll. (Frank Llewellyn), 1905-1987.
Dobson, E. J. (Eric John)
Burgess, Grayston. voc
Whitworth, John Anthony, 1921- voc
English, Gerald. voc
Tear, Robert. voc
Frost, John, 1924- voc
Grundy, Owen. voc
Ellis, Osian. Instrumentalist
Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547. Grene growith the holy.
Publisher No.
ZRG 5443 Argo
Research Call Number
*LZR 10737 Program notes on container. Lyrics on file.
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