With Endless Tears
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JOHNSON / LAWES / HUMFREY / PURCELL
With Endless Tears
Johannette Zomer (soprano) / Fred Jacobs (theorbo Giulio)
[ Channel Classics SACD / Hybrid SACD ]
Release Date: Monday 1 March 2010
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"There's a brightness to the voice which pinpoints open-eyed wonder...That Zomer knows how to float a line and respond to its musical contours is never in doubt" BBC Music Magazine, June 2010 ***
Hybrid SACD - playable on both SACD and CD players.
"There's a brightness to the voice which pinpoints open-eyed wonder...That Zomer knows how to float a line and respond to its musical contours is never in doubt" BBC Music Magazine, June 2010 ***
"Throughout this recording Zomer's slightly inflected vowels, her natural warmth and generosity of tone as well as her elegant, rather than sharply defined articulation, set her apart from many of her English counterparts. An achievement on every front." (International Record Review Pick of the Month Nov 2010)
Beautiful miniatures full of English melancholy.
Purcell's famous 'Music for a while' crowns a century of extraordinary song writing.
Wonderful togetherness of Johannette Zomer and Fred Jacobs.
Johannette Zomer and Fred Jacobs started recording a series of programmes devoted to 17th Century monody for which their research has unveiled many hidden treasures. This recording brings beautiful miniatures, full of English melancholy and humor, including Purcells's famous 'Music for a while'. Their previous recordings in this series - 'Splendore di Roma', 'Nuove Musiche' and 'l'Esprit Galant'- received great international acclaim.
Tracks:
Gaultier, J:
Courante
Volte
Cloches
Humfrey:
Cupid once, when weary grown
Oh! That I had but a fine man
O Love, if e'er thou'lt ease a heart
How severe is forgetful old age
Johnson, R:
Have you seen the bright lily grow?
Woods, rocks and mountains
With endless tears
Come hither, you that love
Come, heavy sleep
Almain
The Prince's Almain
Lanier:
The Marigold (Mark How the Blushful Morn)
I wish no more
No more shall meads be deck'd with flowers
Lawes, H:
Amarillis, by a spring
Amintor's Welladay
Sleep soft, you cold clay cinder
Chloris dead, lamented by Amintor
Ariadne's Lament
Purcell:
If grief has any pow'r to kill, Z378
When first Amintas sued for a kiss
Music for a while, Z583
Farewell, all joys Z368
