Baltimore Consort - The Ladyes Delight (1998)

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Artist: Baltimore Consort
Title: The Ladyes Delight
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: Dorian
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 1:02:03
Total Size: 322 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Baltimore Consort – A Jigge ye Firste (02:51)
2. Baltimore Consort – Chi Passa (03:10)
3. Custer Larue & Baltimore Consort – Yonder comes a courteous Knight (06:15)
4. Baltimore Consort – Ladyes Delight (01:47)
5. Baltimore Consort – Jumpe at my Cozen (01:54)
6. Baltimore Consort – Consort Lesson, Book 1: The Bachelers delight (03:37)
7. Baltimore Consort & Custer Larue – The Dutch Courtesan, Act I: The darke is my delight (02:32)
8. Baltimore Consort – Howells Delight (04:05)
9. Baltimore Consort – Consort Lessons, Book 1: Lavolto (01:20)
10. Baltimore Consort – Consort Lessons, Book 1: La Coronto (01:26)
11. Baltimore Consort – Widdowes Mite (02:54)
12. Baltimore Consort – Robin is to the Greenwood Gone (03:23)
13. Baltimore Consort – The English Dancing Master: The Shaking of the Sheets (02:55)
14. Baltimore Consort – Consort Lessons, Book 1: The Lord Souches Maske (02:08)
15. Baltimore Consort – The Queen's Treble (01:56)
16. Ronn McFarlane & Custer Larue – Balow My Babe (04:43)
17. Baltimore Consort – The Dancing Master: The Knot (05:01)
18. Baltimore Consort – Sola Soletta (arr. T. Morley) (02:39)
19. Baltimore Consort – Ye French Volta (02:39)
20. Baltimore Consort – A Booke of New Lessons for Cithern and Gittern: Light o' Love (01:07)
21. Baltimore Consort – My Lord of Oxenford's Mask (01:48)
22. Baltimore Consort & Custer Larue – O Mistress Mine (01:42)

Baltimore Consort is well-known for their skillful renditions of Renaissance music, and Ladyes Delight, their 1998 release, definitely continues that tradition. Here they perform the "broken consort," or mixed-ensemble secular music, for instruments such as bandora, cittern, viol, flute, and lute. The melodies are resplendent with the multiple layers and textures that the artists offer with much joyous enthusiasm, from the lucidly balladic "Yonder Comes a Courteous Knight" to the cheerfully lilting "Jumpe at My Cozen." This is another must-have album for Renaissance music collectors. © Murrday Fisher

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