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This music/dance featured in an episode of Elizabeth R many years ago. Lovely music.

Wow! Thanks, guys. A very classy performance.

Lovely.

Such a moving performance, and really effective writing by Brian! Lovely!

Amazing❤

What a fabulous piece - and a fabulous production!!

Terrific stuff! Lovely sound from the ensemble! 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶 Brian, are there any more movements?

I absolutely love it!

Wow! Thanks, you guys-what a polished production! And the acoustics were amazing.

Nur der Mensch mit der Kamera hätte sich gerne ein bisschen näher an den Tänzern postieren können. Oder ein Teleobjektiv verwenden.

Der klang ist schön sahnig und vanillig !und mit himbeeren ,so klingt es ,r

Der zauber der renaissance !

Musik ,wie sie der blutrichter vasoldt in bamberg hörte und auf der fürstbischöflichen Party zu abdancte ,stonet von rotwein und rauchbier!c

Schöne melodie ,ganz voller schlichter Schönheit,

Klingt wie ein kirchliches Lied! Zum abflennen,!

Hello Kat. Glad you love the music. The Pavane comes from a French dance treatise Orchésographie, published in Lengres in 1589, and written by Jehan Tabourot, a canon of the church, under the pseudonym “Thoinot Arbeau”. Peter Warlock used the melody in his Capriol Suite.

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But isn’t this Peter Warlock? The piece is not that old 😊 don’t get me wrong, I love it but have this cd.

Superb!

Out of curiosity, how did Consort 8 get it's name? I've enjoyed the music which you have uploaded over the years, and am curious to know a bit more about it. If anyone else knows anything about this wonderful group, feel free to reply, as long as the information/observations are accurate, and is not simply opinion. I'm looking more for history, their musical philosophy, and their mission, as well as anything regarding their interpretation of these wonderful ancient works more on an academic/historically informed nature. I'd love to learn more about their approach to the music. As a former performer, and retired music historian, that's the part which always interests me (aside from the delicious nature of the music itself), not opinion.

Smashing !!!

Lovely music and dancing but why is it filmed from so far back ?

What " Melancolia"....🙂

Thank you, everyone, very nicely done!

Those gorgeous costumes😊👏

Party like 'tis 1599.

watching new friend sending a lots of love from philipines thank you for sharing godbless

Lovely.

Thank you! I was looking for exactly this - the Honiesuckle for grade 1 recorder exam.

Such fun to play and such good writing for recorder!

Lovely!

Crazy stuff ... but I love it! Big shout out to Brian! :)

Absolutely wonderful. I do love how the melody, the dancers and the place itself create that wholesome image of the past.

Beautiful air by Clive Lane, thank you! Love his music!

Lovely! (New subscriber.)

My sweet little darling, my comfort and joy - Sing, lullaby lulla. In beauty surpassing the Princess of Troy - Sing, lullaby lulla. Now hush, child, now sleep, child: thy mother's sweet boy - Sing, lullaby lulla. The gods bless and keep thee from cruel annoy - Sing, lullaby lulla. Sweet baby - lulla lulla; sweet baby: lullaby lulla.

I so thoroughly enjoyed Clive's music, hard to believe that it is a twenty First Century piece