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1 4000.06 Deller Inner Pages.Indd 1 19/08/2019 15:14 1 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 1 19/08/2019 15:14 HENRY PURCELL (1659-1695) The Fairy Queen CD 1 64’48 First Musick 1 | Prelude 1’57 2 | Hornpipe 0’57 Second Musick 3 | Air 0’58 4 | Rondeau 1’20 ACT I 5 | Overture 0’35 6 | Two Fairies: Come let us leave the town 3’13 7 | Scene of the drunken poet 5’47 8 | First Act Tune 1’13 ACT II 9 | A Fairy: Come all ye songsters 1’56 10 | Prelude 0’41 11 | Three Fairies: May the God of Wit 0’58 12 | Echo. A Fairy: Now join your warbling voices 1’32 Sing while we trip 13 | Fairy dance 2’13 14 | Night: See, even Night 5’14 15 | Mistery: I am come to lock all 0’46 16 | Secret: One charming night 2’04 17 | Sleep: Hush, no more 5’02 18 | Dance for the followers of the Night 2’23 19 | Second Act Tune 1’22 2 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 2 19/08/2019 15:14 ACT III 20 | A Nymph: If love’s a sweet passion 2’18 21 | Symphony while the swans come forward 3’24 22 | Dances For the Fairies 0’51 23 | For the Green Men 1’51 24 | A Nymph: Ye, gentle spirits of the air 4’53 25 | Dialogue Corydon / Mopsa 3’51 26 | A Nymph: When I have often heard 2’48 27 | Dance For the Haymakers 0’52 28 | Corydon / Mopsa: A thousand ways 2’32 29 | Third Act Tune 1’01 ACT I Fairies Honor Sheppard, Maurice Bevan, Jean Knibbs, Christina Clarke The Drunken Poet Norman Platt ACT II Fairies Alfred Deller, John Buttrey, Maurice Bevan, Christina Clarke Night Honor Sheppard Mystery Jean Knibbs Secret Mark Deller Sleep Maurice Bevan ACT III Nymphs Christina Clarke, Honor Sheppard, Jean Knibbs Corydon Norman Platt Mopsa Alfred Deller DELLER CONSORT Sopranos Honor Sheppard, Jean Knibbs, Christina Clarke Contre-ténors Alfred Deller, Mark Deller Ténors John Buttrey, Neil Jenkins Barytons Maurice Bevan, Norman Platt STOUR MUSIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Penelope Howard, premier violon ALFRED DELLER, direction 3 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 3 19/08/2019 15:14 CD 2 65’45 ACT IV 1 | Symphony 6’14 2 | Attendants: Now the night 2’15 3 | Let the fifes and the clarions 1’25 4 | Entry of Phœbus 0’44 5 | Phœbus: When a cruel long winter 3’10 6 | Fairies: Hail! Great parent of us all 2’07 7 | Spring: Thus, the ever grateful Spring 2’09 8 | Summer: Here’s the Summer 1’11 9 | Autumn: See my many coloured fields 2’54 10 | Winter: Now Winter comes slowly 2’48 11 | Fairies: Hail! Great parent! 1’09 12 | Fourth Act Tune 1’05 ACT V 13 | Prelude 0’35 14 | Juno: Thrice happy lovers 2’31 15 | The Plaint 7’23 16 | Entry dance 1’14 17 | Symphony 1’04 18 | The Chinese Man: Thus, the gloomy world 4’48 19 | A Chinese Woman: Thus happy and free 0’55 20 | The Chinese Man: Yes, Xansi 2’09 21 | Monkey’s dance 0’52 22 | A Chinese Woman: Hark how all things 2’01 23 | Hark! The Echoing air 2’43 24 | Sure the dull God of Marriage 3’03 25 | Prelude. Hymen: See, I obey 1’53 26 | Chinese Woman: Turn then thine eyes 1’31 27 | Hymen: My torch indeed 0’39 4 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 4 19/08/2019 15:14 28 | Trio They shall be as happy 0’48 29 | Chaconne 3’03 30 | Chorus: They shall be as happy 1’02 ACT IV Attendants Jean Knibbs, Mark Deller, Alfred Deller Phœbus Neil Jenkins Spring Honor Sheppard Summer Alfred Deller Autumn John Buttrey Winter Maurice Bevan ACT V Chinese Women Jean Knibbs, Honor Sheppard Juno Christina Clarke A Woman Honor Sheppard The Chinese Man Alfred Deller Hymen Maurice Bevan DELLER CONSORT Sopranos Honor Sheppard, Jean Knibbs, Christina Clarke Contre-ténors Alfred Deller, Mark Deller Ténors John Buttrey, Neil Jenkins Barytons Maurice Bevan, Norman Platt STOUR MUSIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Penelope Howard, premier violon ALFRED DELLER, direction 5 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 5 19/08/2019 15:14 King Arthur CD 3 58’11 1 | [1.1] Overture 5’18 [1.2] Air [1.3] Overture Act I, sc.2 10’28 2 | [2.1] Bass: Woden first to thee [2.2] Chorus: Brave Souls [2.3] Counter-tenor: I call ye all 3 | Tenor and Chorus: Come if you dare 5’53 Act II 4 | [4.1] Philidel: Hither this way bend 6’54 [4.2] Grimbald: Let not a Moon-born Elf [4.3] Philidel: Hitheer this way [4.4] Philidel: Come follow me 5 | [5.1] 1 Shepherd: How blest are Shepherds 9’58 [5.2] 2 Shepherdesses: Shepherd, leave Decoying [5.3] Hornpipe Act III, sc.2 6 | Prelude. Cupid: What ho 1’43 7 | [7.1] Genius: What Power art thou 9’39 [7.2] Cupid: Thou Doting Fool forbear [7.3] Prelude. Chorus: See, see 8 | [8.1] Cupid: Tis I, that have warm’d ye 8’13 [8.2] Cupid & Genius: Sound a Parley [8.3] Air 6 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 6 19/08/2019 15:14 CD 4. 60’28 Act IV, sc.2 1 | 2 Syrens: Two Daughters 1’50 2 | [2.1] Alto: How happy the Lover 7’51 [2.2] Fourth Act Tune Act V, sc.2 3 | [3.1] Trompet Tune 3’27 [3.2] Æolus: Ye Blust’ring Brethren 4 | [4.1] Symphony 7’09 [4.2] Song Tune. Nereid & Pan: Round thy Coasts [4.3] Alto, Tenor & Bass: For Folded Flocks 5 | Song Tune: Your Hay 2’41 6 | Venus: Fairest Isle 3’39 7 | [7.1] Soprano: You say 4’59 [7.2] Bass: This not my passion [7.3] Bass: But one soft Moment 8 | [8.1] Trumpet Tune 4’29 [8.2] Honour: St. George 9 | Chaconne 3’49 The Masque from TIMON OF ATHENS 10 | [10.1] Overture 4’30 [10.2] Air [10.3] Overture 11 | [11.1] Duet (Sopranos 1 & 2): Hark 6’51 [11.2] Solo (Soprano): Love in their little veins [11.3] Trio (Sopranos 1 & 2, baritone): Hence with your trifling deity 12 | [12.1] Cupid: Come all 4’55 [12.2] Chorus: Who can resist [12.3] Bacchus: Return, revolting rebels! 7 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 7 19/08/2019 15:14 13 | [13.1] Solo (Soprano): The cares of lovers 4’09 [13.2] Solo (Tenor): Love quickly is palled [13.3] Duet (Cupid & Bacchus), Chorus: Come, let us agree THE DELLER CONSORT AND CHOIR Act I Maurice Bevan, baryton Paul Elliott, ténor Mark Deller, Alfred Deller, contre-ténors Honor Sheppard, soprano Act II, sc. 1 Jean Knibbs, soprano (Philidel) Nigel Beavan, basse (Grimbald) Honor Sheppard, soprano Mark Deller, contre-ténor Paul Elliott, ténor Maurice Bevan, baryton Act II, sc. 2 Paul Elliott, ténor Jean Knibbs, Rosemary Hardy, sopranos Act III Rosemary Hardy, soprano (Cupid) Maurice Bevan, baryton (Cold Genius) Act IV Honor Sheppard, Jean Knibbs, duo de sopranos Paul Elliott, ténor Honor Sheppard, Maurice Bevan, duo de soprano & baryton Rosemary Hardy, soprano Mark Deller, contre-ténor Act V Maurice Bevan, baryton Jean Knibbs, soprano (Nereid) Maurice Bevan, baryton (Pan) Mark Deller, contre-ténor Paul Elliott, Leigh Nixon (Comus), ténors Honor Sheppard, soprano (Venus, She, Honour) Maurice Bevan, baryton (He) 8 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 8 19/08/2019 15:14 THE MASQUE from Timon of Athens THE DELLER CONSORT Jean Knibbs, soprano (Cupid) Honor Sheppard, soprano (Disciple de Cupid) Maurice Bevan, baryton (Bacchus) Paul Elliott, ténor (Disciple de Bacchus) THE KING’S MUSICK, direction. Roderick Skeaping Hautbois baroques Claire Shanks, Valérie Darke Hautbois ténor Martin Stancliffe Flûtes à bec David Pugsley, Nicholas McGegan Trompettes Michel Laird, Bill Houghton CONTINUO Jane Ryan, viole de gambe Jeremy Ward, basson baroque Ian Gammie, violone Robert Elliott, clavecin Direction ALFRED DELLER 9 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 9 19/08/2019 15:14 The Indian Queen Opéra en 5 actes Livret de John Dryden et Sir Robert Howard CD 5 60’46 1 | Overture 4’26 2 | Prologue 4’48 3 | Acte I : Wake, Quivera, wake 9’34 4 | Acte II : Symphony 4’31 5 | Fame and chorus : I come to sing 1’42 6 | Envy and two followers : What flattering noise 3’10 7 | Fame : Begone 1’59 8 | Acte III : Symphony 0’57 9 | Ismeron : Ye twice ten hundred deities 5’04 10 | God of dreams : Seek not to know 4’17 11 | Trumpet overture 2’41 12 | Ærial spirits : Ah! how happy we are / We the spirits of the air 4’00 13 | Ærial spirits : I attempt to love’s sickness (soprano solo) 1’48 14 | Ærial spirits : We the spirits of the air 3’16 15 | Acte IV : Orazia : They tell us 3’32 16 | Acte V : Chorus : While thus 5’07 10 4000.06_Deller_Inner_Pages.indd 10 19/08/2019 15:14 Prologue Garçon : Mark Deller, contre-ténor Quivera : Jean Knibbs, soprano Acte II Fame : Paul Elliott, ténor Envy : Maurice Bevan, baryton Disciple d’Envy : Mark Deller, contre-ténor Malcolm Knowles, ténor Acte III Ismeron : Maurice Bevan, baryton Dieu du Rêve : Honor Sheppard, soprano Esprits des Airs Alfred Deller, contre-ténor Paul Elliott, ténor Honor Sheppard, Jean Knibbs, sopranos Acte IV Orazia : Honor Sheppard, soprano Acte V Grand Prêtre : Maurice Bevan, baryton Trompette Michael Laird Flûtes à bec Christopher Ball, Michael Brain Hautbois baroques Claire Shanks, Dai Jones CONTINUO Jane Ryan, viole de gambe Jeremy Ward, basson baroque Ian Gammie, violone Robert Elliott, clavecin THE DELLER CHOIR - THE KING’S MUSICK (dir.
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