Hume Kirkby Pandolfo - Spirit of Gambo Poeticall Musicke Musicall Hum (28 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Hume, Kirkby, Pandolfo
Spirit of Gambo: Poeticall Musicke / Musicall Hum
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Special Interest, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (28) - Disc #1
1. Cease Leaden Slumber, the Queens New-yeeres Gift (from Captaine Humes Poeticall Musicke)
2. The Spirite of Musicke (from The First Part of Ayres)
3. The Pashion of Musicke. Sir Christopher Hattons choice
4. An Almaine
5. The Lady of Sussex Delight, for ensemble
6. A Pollish Vilanell
7. The Spirit of Gambo. The Lord Dewys favoret
8. The Earl of Arundel's Favoret, for ensemble ('Sweet ayre')
9. A Mery Conceit. The Q(ueens) delight
10. Captaine Humes Pauin (No 46 in Musical Humors)
11. A Jigg for Ladies for ensemble
12. A Souldiers Resolution, (No 11 in Musical Humors)
13. The Earl of Pembrooke's Galiard, for bass & ensemble
14. Deth, for ensemble
15. Life (No 13 in Musical Humors)
16. Captaine Humes Galliard
17. This sport is ended, for ensemble
18. My Joyes are Comming. the Lady of Bedfords Delight
19. Fain Would I Change That Note for soprano & ensemble
20. My Mistresse hath a Pritty Thing (from The First Part of Ayres)
21. Touche me lightly (No 38 in Musical Humors)
22. Tickle Me Quickly
23. She Loves It Well
24. Hit It in the Middle
25. Adue Sweet Love
26. I Am Melancholy
27. What Greater Griefe, for soprano & ensemble (from Captaine Humes Poeticall Musicke)
28. Love's Pastime

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CD Details

All Artists: Hume, Kirkby, Pandolfo, Eguez
Title: Spirit of Gambo: Poeticall Musicke / Musicall Hum
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Glossa
Release Date: 2/26/2002
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Early Music
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 675754481926, 8424562004023

CD Reviews

Simply Glorious

David deJongh | Carrollton, TX United States | 11/11/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"About 18 years ago, I bought a recording of viol consort music by Dowland. I listened to it several times, but found it to be so dreary and depressing that I swore I'd never buy another. More recently, I became friendly with an amateur, but very serious, viol player, who introduced me to the works of Captain Tobias Hume (and a lot of other early music).

Despite Hume's reputation as something of a crackpot, the music is very beautiful, and quite complex. The performances on this recording are outstanding, and the recording is clear and well-balanced."