Henry Purcell (1659-1695): The Complete Works for Harpsichord скачать в хорошем качестве

Henry Purcell (1659-1695): The Complete Works for Harpsichord

00:00 A New Scotch Tune Z.655 01:25 A New Ground Z.T.682 02:59 Sefauchi´s Farewell Z.656 05:03 Minuet Z.T.688 06:00 Suite of Lessons Z.665: Prelude - Almand - Saraband - Jigg 10:27 March Z.T.687 11:41 Jigg Z.T.686 12:26 Air Z.641 13:55 Aire Z.T.675 (696/1) 16:30 Minuet Z.T.696/2 18:02 Air Z.T.692 19:42 Canary Z.T.677 20:34 Ground Z.D.622 22:53 Hornpipe Z.T.683 23:31 Hornpipe Z.T.685 24:11 Minuet Z.651 25:22 Saraband with division Z.654 26:47 Song Tune Z.T.694 27:50 New Minuet Z.T.689 28:42 Minuet Z.649 29:32 Suite No 1 in G major Z.660: Prelude - Almand - Corant - Minuet 33:20 Suite No 2 in G minor Z.661: Prelude - Almand - Corant - Saraband 42:46 March Z.647 43:43 March Z.648 44:38 A New Irish Tune (Lilliburlero) Z.646 45:21 Riggadoon Z.653 46:05 March Z.T.687 47:26 Trumpet Tune Z.T.698 48:08 Chacone Z.T.680 50:55 Trumpet Tune (called The Cibell) Z.T.678 52:12 Trumpet Tune Z.T.697 52:55 Air Z.T.676 54:07 Air Z.T.693 56:03 Air Z.T.630/1 57:27 Ground in gamut Z.645 59:32 Ground Z.T.681 1:02:05 Round-O Z.T.684 1:03:23 Ground Z.D.221 1:05:51 Trumpet Minuet Z.D.220 1:06:37 The Queen´s Dolour Z.670 1:08:11 Suite No 3 in G major Z.662: Prelude - Almand - (Corant) 1:15:05 Suite No 4 in A minor Z.663: Prelude - Almand - Corant 1:20:47 Suite No 5 in C major Z.664: Prelude - Almand - Corant - Saraband 1:27:38 Suite No 6 in D major Z.665: Prelude - Almand - Hornpipe 1:32:51 Suite No 7 in D minor Z.666: Almand (Bell-barr) - Corant - Hornpipe 1:39:51 Suite No 8 in F major Z.667: Prelude - Almand - Corant - Minuet Gerald Ranck: Harpsichord by Eric Herz, Cambridge, Mass. 1964 The present recording comprises all of Purcell’s music for solo harpsichord, and includes several pieces termed “doubtful” in the presently accepted, definitive thematic catalogue of Purcell’s music compiled by Prof. Franklin B. Zimmermann (Macmillan: London, 1963). The edition used for this recording was prepared by Howard Ferguson, and was published by Stainer and Bell, London: 1968. A substantial number of Purcell’s harpsichord works are transcriptions which he made from either his operatic or orchestral works: indeed, even the operatic transcriptions are seldom vocal. But the quality of the transcriptions is exceptional. Here follows a list of those transcriptions and their original sources: 1) Z.T.689: A New Minuet: an arrangement of the song ‘Who cannot resist such mighty charms?” from ‘Timon of Athens.” NB: Ferguson considers this to be a mistaken listing by Prof. Zimmermann 2) Z.T.682: “A New Ground”: Aria, “Here the Dieties Approve’ from ‘Welcome to all the pleasures’’ (the shorter “Ode for St. Cecilia’s Day,” Z.339/3) 3) Z.T.688: “Minuet”: Ritornello for 2 violins and continuo from “Raise the voice,” Z.334/6 4) Z.T. 687: “March”: from “The Married Beau,” Z.603/8 5) Z.T.698: “Trumpet Tune”: from “The Indian Queen,” Z.630/4a 6) Z.T.686: ‘Jig’: from “Abdelazer," Z.570/7 7) Z.T.680: Chacone: The Curtain Tune for Strings from “Timon of Athens,” Z.632/20. 8) Z.T.697: “Trumpet Tune’: The Trumpet Tune for 2 trumpets and bass from ‘‘Dioclesian,” Z.627/21 9) Z.T.675: ‘Aire’: Air for strings from “The Indian Queen,” Z.630/22 10) Z.630/1: ‘Air’: The first music air for strings from “The Indian Queen,” Z.630/1 11) Z.T.676: “Aire”: Minuet for Strings from “The Double Dealer,’ Z 592/7 12) Z.T.693/2: ‘Air’: Air for strings from “Abdelazer,” Z 570/6 13) Z.T.677: “Canary”: Third Act tune from “The Indian Queen,” Z 630/16 14) Z.T.681: “Ground”: Alto solo: “With him he brings the partner”: from ‘Ye Tuneful Muses,” Z.344/11 15) Z.T.683: “Hornpipe’: Hornpipe for strings from “Abdelazer,” Z.570/8 16) Z.T.685: “Hornpipe”: Hornpipe for strings from ‘‘The Old Bachelor,” Z.607/4 17) Z.T.684: “‘Round-O”: Rondeau for Strings from ‘‘Abdelazer,”’ Z.570/2 (employed by Benjamin Britten in his ‘Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Purcell,” or as is better known, “Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra.”’) Doubtful or Spurious Pieces (acc. Zimmermann): 1) Z.D.221: “Ground”: probably by William Croft 2) Z.D.230: “Trumpet Minuet’: probably by Jeremiah Clarke 3) Z.670: “The Queen’s Dolour”’: doubtful, no other composer suggested Z.T = transcription. Z.D = doubtful.