Dame Emma Kirkby
Jakob Lindberg

MUSIC AT TWILIGHT: SONGS AND SOLOS FROM EARLY 17TH CENTURY EUROPE

Weill Recital Hall (Seating Chart)
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 7:30 PM

This concert is part of the Early Music in Weill Recital Hall series.

Program

Program Notes

Meet the Artists

Program Details

Dame Emma Kirkby, Soprano
Jakob Lindberg, Lute

MOULINIE	"Paisible et ténébreuse nuit"
GUÉDRON	"Cessez, mortels, de soupirer"
BOËSSET	"Que Philis a l'esprit léger"
R. BALLARD	"Entrée de luth"
R. BALLARD	Branles de village
DANYEL	"Why canst thou not, as others do?"
DANYEL	"Time, cruel time"
DANYEL	"He whose desires are still abroad"
DOWLAND	Prelude and Fantasia
DOWLAND	"Away with these self-loving lads"
DOWLAND	"Shall I strive with words to move?"
DOWLAND	"Farewell unkind, farewell"
SCHIMMELPFENNIG	Dolce tempo passato
SCHÜTZ	"Eile mich, Gott, zu erretten"
HUWET	Fantasia
D'INDIA	"Amico, hai vinto"
PICCININI	Passacaglia
H. LAWES	"Or you or I Nature did wrong"
H. LAWES	"Slide soft you silver floods"
W. LAWES	"Why so pale and wan, fond lover?"
PURCELL	Seven Short Pieces for Lute (arr. J. Lindberg) ·· Cebell ·· Echo dance of the Furies ·· Ritornell “The Grove” ·· A New Irish Measure ·· A New Ground ·· Hornpipe ·· A New Scottish Measure
PURCELL	"She loves and she confesses too"
PURCELL	"Music for a while"
PURCELL	"Bess of Bedlam"
Encores:
DOWLAND	"Shall I sue, shall I seek for grace?"
PURCELL	"Now That the Sun Hath Veiled His Light" (An Evening Hymn on a Ground)
Program is approximately 1 hour, 45 minutes, including one intermission