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Disc No: AV 2102 (2CD) | |
Price: Sek. 215 | In 1739 there was published in London, by one "Henry Roberts, engraver, printseller, and musick-seller", a work called Calliope or English Harmony, the full title of which described it as ‘a collection of the most celebrated English and Scots songs, neatly engrav’d and embelish’d with designs adapted to the subject of each song taken from the compositions of the best masters, in the most correct manner with the thorough bass and transpositions for the flute proper for all teachers, scholars, and lovers of musick; printed on a fine paper, on each side which renders the undertaking more compleat than any thing of the kind ever publish’d’. |
Name: Calliope: Volume the First | |
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Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
Anonymous | Cupid and Venus | Emma Curtis, contralto The Frolick (Andrew Maginley, baroque lute, baroque guitar, theorbo Markus Mollenbeck, baroque cello Giovanni Pessi, baroque harp Muriel Bardon Natia Gvilava, baroque violins Annie Laflamme, transverse flute) | ||
Purcell, Henry | Celia has a thousand charms | |||
Carey, Henry (c.1690 - 1743) | The Supplication | |||
Anonymous | A New Song | |||
Handel, George Frederick | A Dialogue Between Punch & Columine | |||
Holcombe, Henry (c.1693 - c.1752) | The Forsaken Nymph | |||
Handel, George Frederick | A favourite Aire in Ariadne | |||
Lampe, John Frederick (c.1703 - 1751) | The Coquet | |||
Geminiani, Francesco (1687 - 1762) | A Song to a Favourite Minuet of Geminiani’s | |||
Anonymous | The Country Girl’s Farewel | |||
Handel, George Frederick | A favourite Aire in Alcina | |||
Galliard, John Ernest (c.1687 - 1749) | The Early Horn | |||
Munro, George (d. 1731) | Dying Swan | |||
Pescetti, Giovanni Battista (c.1704 - c.1766) | The Charmer | |||
Holcombe, Henry | The Syren of the Stage | |||
Carey, Henry | Sad Musidora | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | The Dying Nymph | |||
Anonymous | Down the Burn Davie | |||
Arne, Thomas (1710 - 1778) | The Miller of Mansfield | |||
Vanbrugh, Sir John (1664 - 1726) | The Coquet | |||
Anonymous | The Forsaken Maid | |||
Green, Maurice (1696 - 1755) | The Fly | |||
Digard, David (d. 1745) | My Jolly Companion | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | Solitary Lover | |||
Galliard, John Ernest | Oft on the Troubled Ocean | |||
Handel, George Frederick | The Melancholy Nymph | |||
Carey, Henry | The Lady’s Lamentation for the Loss of Senesino | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | The Wand’ring Lover | |||
Anonymous | Linco’s Advice to Damon | |||
Carey, Henry | Gen’rous Love | |||
Carey, Henry | The Midsummer Wish | |||
Anglosini, Seignr | A New Cantata | |||
Anonymous | The Apology | |||
Ramsay, Allan (1686 - 1758) | Corn Riggs are Bonny | |||
Carey, Henry | A Pastoral | |||
Carey, Henry | The Maid’s Husband | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | The Plain Dealer | |||
Digard, David | The Generous Confession | |||
Anonymous | The Despairing Lover | |||
Carey, Henry | Stand by! Clear the way! | |||
Green, Maurice | True Love | |||
Martin, Jonathan (c.1705 - 1737) | The Address to Sleep | |||
Burgess, Henry (fl.1738 - 1765) | England’s Lamentation for the Loss of Farinelli | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | On Gallant Moor of Moorhall | |||
Anonymous | Dumbarton’s Dream | |||
Carey, Henry | A Song | |||
Lampe, John Frederick | The Maid’s Request | |||
Boyce, William (1711 - 1779) | The Modest Petition | |||
Green, Maurice | The Flea | |||
Borman, John (c.1651 - 1739) | The Thirsty Toper | |||
Corelli, Arcangelo | The Praise of Bacchus |