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BY PURLING STREAMS
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The Borromini Ensemble
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Alan
Davies (Recorder), Sarah Westwood (Soprano),
Jean Gubbins (Violoncello), Richard
Silk (Harpsichord)
1. Cantata: Fuori di sua Capanna Bononcini
2. Suite no 4 in C – Blow
3. If music be the food of love – H Purcell
4. Sweeter than Roses – H Purcell
5. Prelude for Solo Recorder – Hotteterre
6. Air de M. de Bousset – Hotteterre
7. Tunes from the Bird Fancyer's Delight
8. Cantata: "Celladon" – Croft
9. Greensleeves to a Ground
10. Amour, cruel Amour – Charpentier
11. Enfin de nos Bergers – Charpentier
12. Le Rossignol en Amour,
Le Rossignol Vainqeur – Couperin
13. Suite no 1 in G major – H Purcell
14. Cantata: "Nel dolce dell' oblio" – Handel
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Following on the success of Scherzi Musicali (OXCD-91), the Borromini Ensemble have recorded a CD featuring a selection Baroque Pastoral Music from England, France, and Italy.
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From only
£5.95
inc p&p
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Birmingham Post (October 2004)
It might be churlish to expect a disc of Baroque pastoral music to inflame passions or excite the senses. Nevertheless, there is much to enjoy on this second album by the Shropshire-based Borromini Ensemble, not least the luxuriant singing of soprano Sarah Westwood and the stylish contributions by harpsichordist Richard Silk, the group's founder and director. With Alan Davis, a recorder player of considerable refinement, and continuo cellist Jean Gubbins (well known to Birmingham concertgoers) they offer an eclectic selection of works with a countryside theme. ***
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