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Songs from the Pleasure Garden - David Owen Norris (piano); Jennifer Langridge (cello); Malcolm Layfield (violin); Philip Langridge (tenor);...
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  1. Orpheus with his lute
  2. Orpheus and Euridice
  3. How Severe is my Fate, song
  4. The Pleasures of Spring Gardens, Vauxhall
  5. Releive, The Fair Belinda Said
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  1. Orpheus with his lute
  2. Orpheus and Euridice
  3. How Severe is my Fate, song
  4. The Pleasures of Spring Gardens, Vauxhall
  5. Releive, The Fair Belinda Said
  6. My Lovely Celia, for voice & keyboard
  7. The Steadfast Shepherd, song
  8. A shepherd lov'd a nymph so fair
  9. The Curfew
  10. Think not, my love, when secret grief
  11. Let no mortal sing to me, song
  12. Go, Lovely Rose
  13. Grant me, ye Gods, song
  14. What is't to us
  15. Cupid, Make your Virgins Tender, song
  16. The Non-Perreill, song
  17. Go, Rose, My Chloe's Bosom Grace, song
  18. Jenny, song for voice, strings and continuo (from An Agreeable Musical Choice, Book 6)
  19. Cymon and Iphigenia, solo cantata for voice, strings & continuo
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The eighteenth century concerts at London's Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens represented a major turning point in the history of public concerts. They were relatively inexpensive and attracted patrons from nearly all walks of life, from the nobility down to the lower middle class. The usual fare at Vauxhall Gardens was the English-language pop tunes of the day, interspersed with instrumental pieces of modest length and the occasional serenata -- semi-staged short operas for just a character or two. Most of the music from Vauxhall ...

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Songs from the Pleasure Garden 2007, Signum UK

UPC: 635212010129

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