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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, NOVEMBER 2005
The King's Noyse in concert November 22 at Sundin Music Hall.
The Schubert Club and the Lyra Baroque Orchestra in partnership with Saint Paul Sunday and Sundin Music Hall present "A Royal Delight" a concert by The King's Noyse.
The performance takes place Tuesday evening, November 22nd in St. Paul, at Sundin Music Hall on the Hamline University Campus. Kings Noyse Director David Douglass and the ensemble are joined by soprano Ellen Hargis and Paul O'Dette, Lute for a concert of favorites from two of the Kings Noyse's most popular recordings — The King's Delight and The Queen's Delight — together with new tunes for the group.
This special program by this groundbreaking ensemble includes music never before performed by the Kings Noyse. The concert features instrumental works by John Baldwine, Robert Parsons, William Byrd, Samuel Scheidt, Elway Bevin, Thomas Simpson and Henry Purcell. In addition the program features songs by John Wilson and Nicholas Lanier and the trademark ballads and country dances that have made The King's Noyse so popular.
A Royal Delight
17th-century English Music for Voice and Violin Band
Jog on, Anonymous, arr. David Douglass (1996) to the tune of Jog on, my honey
There dwelt a man in Babylon, Anon., arr. Douglass (2003)
Kemp's Jig, Anon., arr. Douglass (2003)
Fantasy #1 à 3, William Byrd (1543-1623)
O dear life, Byrd
Long cold nights, Anon., arr. Douglass (2002)
New Year's Eve, Anon., arr. Douglass (2003)
Packington's Pound, Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
A Duo, John Baldwine (1560-1615)
Coockow as I me walked, Baldwine
Browning, Elway Bevin (1554-1658)
Love and I of late did part, Nicholas Lanier (1588-1666)
Weep no more, my wearied eyes, Lanier
Love's Constancy, Lanier
2 Hornpipes, Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
When first Amintas sued for a kiss, Purcell, arr. Douglass (2002)
Fairest Isle, Purcell, arr. Douglass (2002)
The King's Noyse
David Douglass, violin
Robert Mealy, violin & viola
Shira Kammen, viola
Julie Andrijeski, viola
David Morris, bass violin
Ellen Hargis, soprano
Paul O'Dette, lute
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