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Perpetual night, 17th century ayres and songs

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Perpetual night

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17th century ayres and songs

Songs from 17th century France and England. Sébastien Daucé conducts Ensemble Correspondances

Care-charming sleep / Robert Johnson (5:15) -- Whiles I this standing lake / William Lawes (3:07) -- Go, happy man / John Coperario (2:00) -- What tears, dear prince, can serve / Robert Ramsey (3:270 -- Music, the master of thy art is dead / William Lawes (2:50) -- No more shall meads / Nicholas Lanier (3:10) -- Go, perjured man / Robert Ramsey (1:18) -- Pavan in F-major / John Jenkins (4:02) -- Give me my lute / John Banister (2:27) -- Howl not, you ghosts and furies / Robert Ramsey (4:40) -- Britanocles the great and good appears / William Lawes (3:18) -- Powerful Morpheus, let thy charms / William Webb (4:46) -- Rise, princely shepherd / John Hilton (6:39) -- Adieu to the pleasures / James Hart (4:44) -- Amintas, that true hearted swain / John Banister (3:43) -- Poor Celadon, he sighs in vain / John Blow (5:10) -- Little consort of 3 parts, suite III. Saraband / Matthew Locke (1:24) -- When Orpheus sang / Henry Purcell (4:16) -- Phillis, oh! turn that face / John Jackson (2:02) -- Amphion Angelicus. Sing, sing, ye muses / John Blow (3:43)

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