"Flow My Tears - Songs For Lute, Viol and Voice" is a captivating live album by the renowned countertenor Iestyn Davies, accompanied by Thomas Dunford on the lute and Jonathan Manson on the viol. Recorded at the prestigious Wigmore Hall, this album offers a journey through the enchanting world of late Tudor and Stuart lute songs, showcasing the timeless beauty of this repertoire.
The album features 24 tracks, spanning a total of 1 hour and 16 minutes, and includes both traditional pieces and a new work by contemporary composer Nico Muhly. Iestyn Davies' exquisite vocals are beautifully complemented by the intricate lute and viol accompaniments, creating a rich and immersive musical experience.
This album is a testament to Iestyn Davies' exceptional talent and his deep connection to the music of this era. His powerful and expressive voice brings a fresh perspective to these historic songs, making them accessible and engaging for both classical music enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The live setting adds an extra layer of authenticity and energy to the performances, capturing the essence of these captivating pieces.
"Flow My Tears - Songs For Lute, Viol and Voice" is a stunning showcase of Iestyn Davies' artistry and his commitment to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of early English song. Whether you're a fan of classical music or simply appreciate beautiful music, this album is sure to captivate and inspire you.
(C) 2015 Wigmore Hall Live
Tracks
Have You Seen the Bright Lily Grow?Robert Johnson, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Care-Charming SleepRobert Johnson, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
From the Famous Peak of DerbyRobert Johnson, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
PreludiumJohn Dowland, Thomas Dunford
A FancyJohn Dowland, Thomas Dunford
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 1, Grief, Keep WithinJohn Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 2, Drop Not, Mine EyesJohn Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Mrs M. E. Her Funeral Tears For the Death of Her Husband: No. 3, Have All Our Passions?John Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Why Canst Thou Not?John Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 1, Can Doleful NotesJohn Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 2, No, Let Chromatic TunesJohn Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Can Doleful Notes?: No. 3, Uncertain Certain TurnsJohn Danyel, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Never Weather-Beaten SailThomas Campion, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford, Jonathan Manson
Old BonesNico Muhly, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XLVIII. A Souldiers GalliardTobias Hume, Jonathan Manson
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XLVII. Loves FarewellTobias Hume, Jonathan Manson
The First Part of Ayres or Captain Humes Musicall Humors: XI. A Souldiers ResolutionTobias Hume, Jonathan Manson
Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now InviteJohn Dowland, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
In Darkness Let Me DwellJohn Dowland, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
Can She Excuse My WrongsJohn Dowland, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
Flow My TearsJohn Dowland, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
Now, O Now I Needs Must Part With The Frog GalliardJohn Dowland, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
Spoken Introduction to the EncoreIestyn Davies
I Care Not For These LadiesThomas Campion, Iestyn Davies, Thomas Dunford
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