For lute & 5 viols. This collection, published in 1604, comprises the 7 Lachrimae pavans, based on the earlier published air "Flow my teares", plus 14 other works, of which "only Sir Henry Umptons Funerall, M. Nicho. Gryffith his Galiard, M. Thomas Collier his Galiard with two trebles and M. George Whitehead his Almand had not appeared previously either in the form of a song or as a lute solo"--Poulton, Notes.

Compact disc.

Also issued on analog disc LP-315.

Program notes by Diana Poulton in English, Swedish, German & French inserted in container.

Recorded Dec. 12 & 15, 1985 at Wik Castle, Uppsala, Sweden.

Lachrimæ antiquæ (3:50)

Lachrimæ antiquæ nouæ (3:49)

Lachrimæ gementes (3:43)

Lachrimæ tristes (4:42)

Lachrimæ coactae (3:29)

Lachrimæ amantis (4:31)

Lachrimæ veræ (4:35)

M. Henry Noell his galiard (14) (3:06)

The Earle of Essex galiard (12) (1:19)

M. George Whitehead his almand (21) (1:27)

M. Iohn Langtons pauan (10) (4:34)

M. Giles Hoby his galiard (15) (1:24)

The King of Denmarks galiard (11) (1:56)

Sir Henry Vmptons Funerall (9) (6:24)

M. Bucton his galiard (19) (1:41)

Mistresse Nichols almand (20) (54 sec.)

Semper Dowland, semper dolens [8?] (6:13)

M. Thomas Collier his galiard with two trebles (17) (1:18)

Captaine Piper his galiard (18) (1:25)

Sir Iohn Souch his galiard (13) (1:26)

M. Nicho. Gryffith his galiard (16) (2:06).

CD-315 BIS

LP-315 BIS

Dance music > England > 16th century.

Dance music > England > 17th century.

Dowland Consort.