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普賽爾/韓德爾/布羅/阿恩 - 千般魅力 歌曲集
葛莉絲.戴維森 女高音
朱利安.柏金斯 大鍵琴
A Thousand Charms invites listeners into two centuries of English song, from Campion's intimate ayres to Purcell's theatrical masterpieces and Handel's deeply expressive arias. The programme traces how solo song evolved from lute-inspired simplicity to richly ornamented drama, blending poetry with music of striking clarity and depth. Grace Davidson's pure, agile voice and Julian Perkins's sensitive harpsichord accompaniment bring freshness and immediacy to this repertoire, emphasising its refinement, inventiveness and humanity. For anyone drawn to the beauty of early music, this recording offers an engaging journey through some of its most timeless works.
★★★★★ – BBC Music Magazine
★★★★★ – Ritmo
"an attentive, communicative and deeply respectful reading of the text and style, but at the same time lively and expressive." – Sonograma
[1] If music be the food of love
[2] Sweeter than Roses
[3] I attempt from Loves Sickness
[4] The Indian Queen, Z. 630, Act 4: They Tell Us That Your Mighty Powers
Suite No. 7 in D Minor, Z. 668
[5] I. Almand, very slow
[6] II. Corant
[7] III. Sarabande
[8] IV. Hornpipe
[9] Never weather-beaten sail
[10] Author of Light
[11] Where The Bee Sucks
[12] Judith, Act II: “Sleep, gentle Cherub!
Sleep descend”
Harpsichord Sonata No. 5 in B Flat Major
[13] I. Poco largo
[14] II. Gavotta
[15] A Hymne to God the Father
[16] Sabina has a thousand charms
[17] Lovely Selina
[18] Belinda's pretty pleasing form
Semele, Act II Scene 2
[19] “O sleep, why dost thou leave me”
[20] “My racking thoughts by no kind slumbers freed”
[21] VI. “I Ever Am Granting”
[22] Ah! How sweet it is to love
[23] An Evening Hymn on a Ground, Z. 193 |
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