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Robert Johnson|Flow My Tears - Songs For Lute, Viol and Voice - Wigmore Hall Live

Flow My Tears - Songs For Lute, Viol and Voice - Wigmore Hall Live

Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford & Jonathan Manson

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The title Flow my tears, taken from John Dowland's quintessential melancholy song of the Elizabethan era, leads one to expect a collection of Renaissance lute songs that's like so many others out there. In fact, British countertenor Iestyn Davies, a somewhat underrated figure in an era of flashy countertenor stars, delivers a program that's well above average, recorded live at London's Wigmore Hall in 2013 and impressively free of extraneous noise made by either the performers or the audience. Start with American composer Nico Muhly's rather unlikely Old Bones, which mixes news accounts of the discovery of the bones of Richard III with bits of poetry praising the man thought to have killed him, and fits the whole thing into a reasonable replica of the form of the longer lute songs. It has no right to work as well as it does -- Richard III was nowhere near Dowland and John Danyel chronologically -- but you are unlikely to find another contemporary composition in any style or genre that gets the sustained applause this one does. Davies varies his program with unusual music like the pungent short pieces by Danyel and the instrumental airs by Tobias Hume, and he articulates all the texts clearly and revels in their expression. A superior Renaissance song release.

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1
Have You Seen the Bright Lily Grow?
Iestyn Davies
00:02:48

Robert Johnson, Composer - Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

2
Care-Charming Sleep
Iestyn Davies
00:03:39

Robert Johnson, Composer - Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

3
From the Famous Peak of Derby
Iestyn Davies
00:02:00

Robert Johnson, Composer - Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

4
Preludium
Thomas Dunford
00:01:21

John Dowland, Composer - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

5
A Fancy
Thomas Dunford
00:02:28

John Dowland, Composer - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

6
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 1, Grief, Keep Within
Iestyn Davies
00:02:35

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

7
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 2, Drop Not, Mine Eyes
Iestyn Davies
00:02:37

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

8
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 3, Have All Our Passions?
Iestyn Davies
00:03:04

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

9
Why Canst Thou Not?
Iestyn Davies
00:01:22

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

10
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 1, Can Doleful Notes
Iestyn Davies
00:02:15

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

11
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 2, No, Let Chromatic Tunes
Iestyn Davies
00:03:27

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

12
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 3, Uncertain Certain Turns
Iestyn Davies
00:01:53

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - John Danyel, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

13
Never Weather-Beaten Sail
Iestyn Davies
00:02:26

Thomas Campion, Composer - Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

14
Old Bones
Iestyn Davies
00:11:35

Nico Muhly, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

15
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XLVIII. A Souldiers Galliard
Jonathan Manson
00:01:27

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Tobias Hume, Composer

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

16
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XLVII. Loves Farewell
Jonathan Manson
00:03:45

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Tobias Hume, Composer

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

17
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XI. A Souldiers Resolution
Jonathan Manson
00:03:39

Jonathan Manson, MainArtist - Tobias Hume, Composer

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

18
Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now Invite
Iestyn Davies
00:04:19

John Dowland, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

19
In Darkness Let Me Dwell
Iestyn Davies
00:04:00

John Dowland, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

20
Can She Excuse My Wrongs
Iestyn Davies
00:02:19

John Dowland, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

21
Flow My Tears
Iestyn Davies
00:04:28

John Dowland, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

22
Now, O Now I Needs Must Part With The Frog Galliard
Iestyn Davies
00:06:18

John Dowland, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

23
Spoken Introduction to the Encore
Iestyn Davies
00:00:10

Iestyn Davies, Composer, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

24
I Care Not For These Ladies
Iestyn Davies
00:02:31

Thomas Campion, Composer - Iestyn Davies, MainArtist - Thomas Dunford, MainArtist

(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live (P) 2015 The Wigmore Hall Trust

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The title Flow my tears, taken from John Dowland's quintessential melancholy song of the Elizabethan era, leads one to expect a collection of Renaissance lute songs that's like so many others out there. In fact, British countertenor Iestyn Davies, a somewhat underrated figure in an era of flashy countertenor stars, delivers a program that's well above average, recorded live at London's Wigmore Hall in 2013 and impressively free of extraneous noise made by either the performers or the audience. Start with American composer Nico Muhly's rather unlikely Old Bones, which mixes news accounts of the discovery of the bones of Richard III with bits of poetry praising the man thought to have killed him, and fits the whole thing into a reasonable replica of the form of the longer lute songs. It has no right to work as well as it does -- Richard III was nowhere near Dowland and John Danyel chronologically -- but you are unlikely to find another contemporary composition in any style or genre that gets the sustained applause this one does. Davies varies his program with unusual music like the pungent short pieces by Danyel and the instrumental airs by Tobias Hume, and he articulates all the texts clearly and revels in their expression. A superior Renaissance song release.

© TiVo

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