Early Music Consort of London
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Biography
The Early Music Consort of London was a British music ensemble in the late 1960s and 1970s which specialised in historically informed performance of Medieval and Renaissance music. It was founded in 1967 by music academics Christopher Hogwood and David Munrow and produced many highly influential recordings. The group disbanded in 1976 following Munrow's suicide.
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- Chansons: Filles a marier by David Munrow
- Two variants on the tenor 'Roussignoulet du bois' by David Munrow
- The Courtly Art of the Trouveres
- Gloria ad modum tubae
- Se la face ay pale (With Organ Transcriptions from the Buxheimer Orgelbuch)
- Missa "Se la face ay pale": Credo
- Missa "Se la face ay pale": Sanctus
- Missa "Se la face ay pale": Kyrie
- Missa "Se la face ay pale": Gloria
- Purcell - Overture From The Indian Queen Gluck Orfeo And Euridice
- 12 Dances from The Danserye: I. La Mourisque
- Missa "Se la face ay pale": Agnus Dei
- 12 Dances from the Danserye: VII. Basse danse Bergeret sans Roch and Reprise
- Boyce - Symphony No. 4 In F Major - Allegro
- 12 Dances from the Danserye: X. Passe et Medio
- 12 Dances from the Danserye: XI. Le Pingue (Reprise)
- Come ye sons of art away - Birthday Ode for Queen Mary (1694) Z323: Symphony (Largo - Allegro - Adagio) featuring Early Music Consort of London
- 12 Dances from the Danserye: XII. La Bataille
- Bach - Concerto For Violin & Oboe Bwv 1060 - Allegro
- Dances from Terpsichore: Pavane de Spaigne a 4
- Dances from Terpsichore: Passamezz a 6
- Handel - The Arrival Of The Queen of Sheba
- Fantasia XI by David Munrow
- Dances from Terpsichore: Suite Voltes
