Purcell - The Academy Of Ancient Music - Theatre Music (The Virtuous Wife • The Old Bachelor • Amphitryon)

Purcell - Theatre Music (The Virtuous Wife • The Old Bachelor • Amphitryon)
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Tracklist

Theatre Music - Vol. IV / Musique De Théâtre - Vol. IV / Bühnenmusik - Band IV
The Virtuous Wife Or Good Luck At Last (Z.611)	(13:15)
A1.1	Overture
A1.2	Song Tune
A1.3	Slow Air
A1.4	Air
A1.5	Preludio
A1.6	Hornpipe
A1.7	Minuet
A1.8	Minuet
A1.9	(1st Act Tune)
The Old Bachelor (Z.607)	(14:30)
A2.1	Overture
A2.2	Hornpipe
A2.3	Song: Thus To A Ripe Consenting Maid
A2.4	Slow Air
A2.5	Hornpipe
A2.6	Duet: As Amoret & Thyrsis
A2.7	Rondeau
A2.8	Menuet
A2.9	Bourée
A2.10	March
A2.11	Jig
Amphitryon Or The Two Sosias (Z.572)	(19:25)
B1	Overture
B2	Saraband
B3	Song: Celia That I Once Was Blest
B4	Hornpipe
B5	Scotch Tune
B6	Song: For Iris I Sigh
B7	Air
B8	Menuet
B9	Hornpipe
B10	Duet: Fair Iris And Her Swain
B11	Bourée

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – The Decca Record Company Limited
Copyright (c) – The Decca Record Company Limited
Printed By – Robert Stace
Printed By – Record Graphics Limited

Credits

Bass Vocals – Christopher Keyte
Composed By – Henry Purcell
Directed By – Christopher Hogwood
Engineer [Sound Engineer] – John Dunkerley
Executive-Producer – Raymond Ware
Illustration [Back Cover: Engraving After Closterman] – Closterman*
Orchestra – The Academy Of Ancient Music
Painting, Cover – Edward Collier*
Producer [Record Producer] – Peter Wadland
Soprano Vocals – Judith Nelson
Tenor Vocals – Martyn Hill

Notes

Ⓟ & Ⓒ 1978 The Decca Record Company Limited, London (sleeve).
Ⓟ & Ⓒ 1979 The Decca Record Company Limited, London (leaflet).
Ⓟ 1980 The Decca Record Co. Ltd. (labels)
The Academy of Ancient Music on authentic instruments.

The sleeve was printed in England by Robert Stace.
Made in Holland, mastered by Decca recording studio's UK.
Front cover: Edward Collier - "Still Life" (Tate Gallery, London)
Back cover: Engraving after Closterman, 1695 - Henry Purcell.

Notes in English, French and German are on the 2-page insert / leaflet the size of the album together with sung-texts in English.
The leaflet was printed by Record Graphics Ltd.