English Madrigals "Sing We at Pleasure"

Budget Periods: Baroque, Renaissance
Composers: George Kirbye, Giles Farnaby, John Bennet, John Farmer, John Ward, John Wilbye, Michael East, Orlando Gibbons, Thomas Bateson, Thomas Greaves, Thomas Tomkins, Thomas Weelkes, William Byrd
Performers: Pro Cantione Antiqua
English Madrigals "Sing We at Pleasure" from the Oxford Book of English Madrigals
Pro Cantione Antiqua
Works of: John Wilbye, Thomas Weelkes, Orlando Gibbons, Giles Farnaby, William Byrd, Thomas Tomkins, Thomas Greaves, John Farmer, George Kirbye, John Ward, John Bennet, Michael East, Thomas Bateson
"The English madrigal grew out of the 16th-century Italian style and became the forerunner of popular small group singing such as the glees, part-songs and barbershop that we know today, all of which are based on the joy of performance. They are sung here by Pro Cantione Antique, one of Britain's foremost vocal ensembles."
(Peter Avis)

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