Rediscovered gems from the 18th Century, these secular (or “profane”) cantatas tell of nymphs and shepherds cavorting around the fields of ancient Greece. Concert Royal are one of Britain’s longest-established “authentic performance” ensembles, playing period instruments, and this was their (and Divine Art’s) first CD.
“refreshingly unfamiliar and pleasant listening” – BBC Music Magazine
“excellently performed … first class recording … I recommend it without reservation” – Bulletin of The Federation of Recorded Music Societies
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Johann Christoph Pepusch:
- Six English Cantatas – no.2 Alexis (6:07) John Eccles:
- Love Kindl’d in a Breast too Young (5:06) Tommaso Albinoni:
- Under ye Gloomy Shade (7:41) Niccolo Pasquali:
- Pastora (5:56) Johann Christoph Pepusch:
- Six English Cantatas – no. 1 The Island of Beauty (8:39) Henry Carey:
- Belinda and Eurillo (7:46) Henry Burgess:
- Caelia (10:00) Thomas Arne:
- Cymon and Iphigenia (10:17)
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Six English Cantatas – no.2 Alexis (6:07)
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Love Kindl'd in a Breast too Young (5:06)
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Under ye Gloomy Shade (7:41)
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Pastora (5:56)
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Six English Cantatas – no. 1 The Island of Beauty (8:39)
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Belinda and Eurillo (7:46)
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Caelia (10:00)
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Cymon and Iphigenia (10:17)







