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Stephen Stubbs Discography 2018 STEPHEN STUBBS DISCOGRAPHY NAME GROUP LABEL YEAR CD NUMBER COMMENTS Stylus Phantasticus Pacific MusicWorks, dir Stephen Stubbs, featuring Tekla Cunningham 2018 release date 2019 Total Eclipse: Music for Handel's Tenor Pacific MusicWorks, dir Stephen Stubbs, featuring Aaron Sheehan NAXOS 2017 release date June 2019 Handel's Almira Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2018 release date 2019 Sebastiani: Matthäus Passion Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2018 CPO 555 204-2 Steffani: Duets of Love and Passion Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2017 CPO 555 135-2 Handel's Acis and Galatea Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2015 CPO 777 877-2 Charpentier's Le Descente D'Orphée Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2014 CPO 777 876-2 GRAMMY® winner Best Opera Recording 2015 Steffani's Niobe Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette Erato 2015 CPO 777 876-2 Dipason d'Or, Grammaphone Record of the Month Night Sessions The Dowland Project ECM 2013 ECM2018 Blow's Venus and Adonis Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2011 CPO 777 614-2 Charpentier's Actéon Boston Early Music Festival, dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2010 CPO 777 613-2 Psyche Boston Early Music Festival dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2008 CPO 777 367-2 William Lawes Royall Consorts Les Voix Humaines, Stubbs ATMA 2008 ACD22373 William Lawes Complete Harp Consorts Les Voix Humaines, Stubbs, Eilander ATMA 2008 ACD22372 Canticum canticorum (Song of Songs) Les Voix Baroques, directed by Stephen Stubbs ATMA 2008 ACD22503 given 5 stars by Goldberg Magazine Romaria The Dowland Project ECM 2008 ECM 1970 Thesee Boston Early Music Festival dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2007 CPO 777 240 nominated for a Grammy award Stephen Stubbs Teatro Lirico Teatro Lirico ECM New Series 2006 1893 476 3101 NY Time top 10 for 2006 Die schöne und getreue Ariadne Boston Early Music Festival dir Stephen Stubbs & Paul O’ Dette CPO 2005 CPO 777 073-2 nominated for a Grammy award Forgotten Treasures of Early Moravia Stephen Stubbs & Societas Incognitorum Rosa Classic 2005 RD 1319 Monteverdi L’Orfeo Tragicomedia at the Netherlands Opera dir. Stephen Stubbs Opus Arte 2005 DVD OA 0928 D Sonate al Pizzico Stephen Stubbs & Maxine Eilander ATMA 2004 ACD 22272 Handel La Lucrezia Stephen Stubbs, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson Avie 2004 AV0030 nominated for a Grammy award Monteverdi Vespro della Beata Vergine Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs ATMA 2003 ACD 22304 J. S. Bach - Lute Works Stephen Stubbs ATMA 2003 ACD 22238 Handel - Love Duets Arion dir. Stephen Stubbs ATMA 2002 ACD 2 2260 2nd place in The International Handel Recording Prize, Felix Award 2003, OPUS Award 2003 Ay que si! Les Voix Humaines, Le Blanc, Stubbs, Eilander ATMA 2002 ACD 22244 Tage Alte Musik in Herne 2002 Tragicomedia WDR 3 2002 TAMH 2002/3 When Love Speaks The Dowland Project EMI 2002 7243 5 57278 2-4 Amour Cruel - Airs de Camus & Lambert Les Voix Humaines, Le Blanc, Stubbs ATMA 2002 ACD 22216 O Sweet Love Stephen Stubbs Daniel Taylor ATMA 2002 ACD 22207 Agar et Ismaele Esiliati - Scarlatti Seattle Baroque, Stephen Stubbs, Maxine Eilander Centaur 2001 CRC 2664 Care Charming Sleep The Dowland Project ECM New Series 2001 ECM New Series 1803 Boccherini Cello Sonaten Lucia Swarts, Stephen Stubbs, Richte van der Meer Challenge Classics 2001 CC72065 Chabanceau de la Barre Stephen Stubbs & Stefan Van Dyck Ricercar 2001 233352 Capritio - A. Scarlatti, M. Rossi etc Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Harmonia Mundi 2001 HMU 907294 Carlo Gesualdo Madrigali Libri I-III Gesualdo Consort amsterdam CPO 2001 777 138-2 Tage Alte Musik in Herne 2001 Weser Renaissance WDR 2001 TAMH 2001/2 Handel Sacred Arias Arion ATMA 2000 ACD2 2222 Vivaldi - Motets Teatro Lirico Stephen Stubbs director ATMA / Challenge Classics 1998/2000 ATMA ACD 22225/ CC72027 The Golden Age of the French Lute Stephen Stubbs Vanguard Classics 1998/2000 99197 Campra Cantates Les Arts Florissants Harmonia Mundi 1986/2000 HMA 1951238 Cini prize for best opera recording of 1999 L’Orfeo Antonio Sartorio Teatro Lirico dir. Stephen Stubbs Vanguard Classics 1999 99194 Sonate Concertate in Stil Moderno Concerto Palatino Accent 1999 ACC 9058 D Psalmen Davids J.H.Schein La Capella Ducale, Musica Fiata Glissando / WDR 1999 779 006-2 Vivaldi Six Cello Sonatas Lucia Swarts, Stephen Stubbs Challenge classics 1999 72051 Ay! Amor Newberry consort Harmonia Mundi 1999 7907022 Dowland: In darkness let me dwell Stephen Stubbs, John Potter, John Surman ECM New Series 1999 ECM 1697 465 234-2 a Sunday Times Record of the Year, No 5 in the STEPHEN STUBBS DISCOGRAPHY New York Times list of best records of the year Sartorio - L’Orfeo Teatro Lirico dir. Stephen Stubbs Challenge Classics 1998 CC 72020 Italian Cello Concerti Teatro Lirico dir. Stephen Stubbs, Lucia Swarts soloist Virgin Records 1998 99148 Love and Death in Venice Teatro Lirico dir. Stephen Stubbs Virgin Veritas 1997 45263 Amor Roma - Roman Cantatas c. 1640 Tragicomedia & Suzie Le Blanc ATMA/ Challenge Classics 1997 ACD 22230 / CC72055 Hark! hark! the lark Parley of Instruments - Peter Holman Hyperion 1997 66836 Sprezzatura Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs EMI - Virgin Veritas 1991/1996 CDC 7 54312 2 Domenico Mazzochi Tragicomedia Teldec 1996 0630-12097-2 Moulinié - Airs de cour premier livre Stephen Stubbs & Suzie Le Blanc CBC Records 1996 CBC Records 1095 Captain Humes Poeticall Musicke Volume 1 Les Voix Humaines Naxos 1996 8.554126 Captain Humes Poeticall Musicke Volume 2 Les Voix Humaines Naxos 1996 8.554127 Sonate a 1.2.3. Fontana Trio Sonnerie Virgin Classics 1996 5451992 Cavalli Vespro Della Beata Vergine Concerto Palatino Harmonia Mundi 1995 905219 Il Sant’ Alessio Landi Les Arts Florissants Erato 1995 0630-14340-2 Purcell - Songs of Welcome and Farewell Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1995 4509-95068-2/ rerelease 2001 Vanitas Vanitatum Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1995 4509-98410-2 Saint Luc - Pieces pour Luth Stephen Stubbs Cypres 1995 CYP3605 Charpentier Médée Les Arts Florissants Erato 1995 4509-96558-2 Notebüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1994 4509-91183-2 Monteverdi: Tempro le cetra, Tirsi e Clori Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1993 4509-90798-2 A gift of nature Trio Sonnerie Teldec 1993 4509-90841-2 David Kellner Lute Pieces Stephen Stubbs CPO 1982/1993 CPO 999097-2 rerelease Madrigali Concertati Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1993 4509-91971-2 received Edison award Early Music of The Netherlands 1400-1600 Tragicomedia, Gesualdo Consort, Concerto Palatino Emergo 1993 EC 3985/6/7 Swedish Baroque Festival Malmö 1992 Ensemble from Malmö College of Music, dir. Stephen Stubbs Malmö College of Music 1993 MMHCD 1002 J.S. Bach - Weiss Lautensuiten Stephen Stubbs EMI Classics 1992 CDC 754519 2 Le Canterine Romane - Luigi Rossi Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1992 4509-90799-2 Monteverdi - Il ballo delle Ingrate Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Teldec 1992 4509-90798-2 Heinrich Schütz Symphonie Sacrae I Concerto Palatino Accent 1991 ACC9178/79D quel Lascivissimo Cornetto Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs, Bruce Dickey Accent 1991 9173 Venezianische Musik am Habsburger Hof Musica Fiata Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1991 RD 77086 Alexander’s Feast The Sixteen, Harry Christophers Collins Digital 1991 70162 La Dolce Vita The King’s Singers, Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs EMI (Classics / Reflexe) 1991 CDC 7 54191 2 Orpheus I am Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs EMI Classics 1991 CDC 7543112 Luigi Rossi Orfeo Les Arts Florrissants WDR / Harmonia Mundi 1991 HMC 901 358.60 Schein Opella Nova II Musica Fiata Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1990 RD77036 Biber The Mystery Sonatas Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs John Holloway Virgin Veritas 1990 VCD 7 90838-2 Gramaphone Award Il Concerto Palatino di Bologna Concerto Palatino Accent 1990 ACC 8861 D Monteverdi Salve Regina Tragicomedia Virgin Classics 1990 VC 7 91145-2 Songs of Love and Death Red Byrd Factory Classical 1990 Facd 336 John Dowland Ayres The Hilliard Ensemble EMI Records 1989 CDC 749805 2 Monteverdi Vespro della Beata Vergine La Capella Reial Astrée Auvidis 1989 E8719 My mind to me a Kingdom is Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Hyperion 1989 CDA 66307 Vom Himmel Hoch Knabenchor Hannover Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1989 HM 785-2 Proensa Stephen Stubbs, Paul Hillier, Erin Headley, Andrew Lawrence-King ECM Germany 1989 ECM New Series 1368 Hamburger Barock Tuula Nienstedt, Stephen Stubbs Ambitus 1989 amb 97837 O Lusitano Circa 1500 Virgin Veritas 1989 59071 Purcell: Odes English concert and Choir Archiv 1989 427 663-2 Monteverdi Vespro della Beata Vergine Kammerchor Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1989 RD77760 Cavalieri Lamentazioni Gesualdo Consort Amsterdam Vivarte/Sony 1988 S2K 89925 Sweelinck: Choral Works part II Nederlands Kamerkoor, Philippe Herreweghe NM Classics 1988 NMC 92010 Monteverdi L’Incoronazione di Poppea dir. Richard Hickox Virgin Veritas 1988 561 7832 STEPHEN STUBBS DISCOGRAPHY Charpentier David et Jonathas Les Arts Florrisants Harmonia Mundi 1988 HMA 1901289.90 A musicall Dreame Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs Hyperion 1988 CDA 66335 Monteverdi Vespro della Beata Vergine Monteverdi-Chor und Camerata Accademica Hamburg Ambitus 1987 amb 83 826 Tage Alte Musik in Herne 1987 Musica Fiata Kölln WDR 1987 66.30114 Lully Atys Les Arts Florrisants Harmonia Mundi 1987 901257.59
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