Music in Shakespeare's time
Always very highly critical of his own work, Aris is no longer satisfied with this album of songs from Shakespeare's plays and says he would treat these songs differently were he to record them again. People who have heard this recording however generally enjoy its fresh quality. |
- Anonymous
- 01 -
- How should I your true love know? (Hamlet) (Instrumental)
- 1'45"
- Anonymous
- Robert Johnson II (c1583-1633) FVB CXLVI
- 03 -
- Alman (Instrumental)
- 1'22"
- Robert Johnson II (c1583-1633)
- Robert Johnson II (c1583-1633)
- Robert Johnson II (c1583-1633) FVB CXLV
- 06 -
- Alman (Instrumental)
- 2'10"
- Anonymous
- William Byrd (1543-1623) FVB CLVIII
- 08 -
- Callino Casturame (Instrumental)
- 2'48"
- William Byrd (1543-1623) FVB CLV
- 09 -
- La Volta (Instrumental)
- 1'14"
- John Milson
- Giles Farnaby (c.1563-1640) FVB CXLVIII
- 12 -
- The new Sa-Ho (Instrumental)
- 2'02"
- Anonymous
- John Bartlet
- William Byrd (1543-1623) FVB CLVII
- 16 -
- Wolseys Wilde (Instrumental)
- 1'34"
- Anonymous FVB CCII
- 17 -
- Alman (Instrumental)
- 1'26"
- Francis Pilkington (1565-1638)
- Anonymous
- Anonymous FVB CCI
- 20 -
- Corranto (Instrumental)
- 1'08"
- Giles Farnaby (c.1563-1640) FVB CCLXXX
- 22 -
- Tell me Daphne (Instrumental)
- 1'59"
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
- Giles Farnaby (c.1563-1640) FVB CXCIV
- 25 -
- Pavan "Giles Farnabys Dreame" (Instrumental)
- 1'46"
- Giles Farnaby (c.1563-1640) FVB CXCV
- 26 -
- Galliard "His Rest" (Instrumental)
- 1'24"
- Anonymous FVB CCLXIV
- 29 -
- Corranto (Instrumental)
- 1'22"
- Anonymous FVB CCLXV
- 30 -
- Corranto Lady Riche (Instrumental)
- 1'57"
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
- William Byrd (1543-1623) FVB CCXVIII
- 33 -
- Corranto (Instrumental)
- 1'12"
- Anonymous FVB CCVI
- 34 -
- Daunce (Instrumental)
- 1'31"
- William Byrd (1543-1623) FVB CLVI
- 35 -
- Alman (Instrumental)
- 1'19"
- Giles Farnaby (c.1563-1640) FVB CCXLV
- 36 -
- Tower Hill (Instrumental)
- 1'45"


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