Two Lutes
Lute Duets from England's Golden Age, a wonderful collection of enchanting music performed by lute virtuosos Ronn McFarlane and William Simms. GRAMMY®-nominated lutenist, Ronn McFarlane strives to bring the lute - the most popular instrument of the Renaissance - into today's musical mainstream and make it accessible to a wider audience. Recently, Ronn has been engaged in composing new music for the lute, building on the tradition of the lutenist/composers of past centuries. Williams Simms is an active performer of early music. Equally adept at lute, theory and baroque guitar, he appears regularly with the Bach Sinfonia, Apollo's Fire, Harmonious Blacksmith, and The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado.
Tracks
- Greensleeves (arr. for 2 lutes)
- La Rossignoll [England's Golden Age]
- Drewries accordes [England's Golden Age]
- Trenchmore
- Delight pavan (arr. for 2 lutes)
- Dump No. 1
- Eccho or Allmane
- My Robin Is to the Greenwood Gone [England's Golden Age]
- Rogero
- Callinoe [England's Golden Age]
- The Flat Pavan
- Galliard to the Flat Pavan
- The Nuts be Brown
- Dump, "Queen's Treble"
- A Fancy
- Passymeasure Galliard
- My Lord Chamberlain his Galliard, P. 37
- My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home
- Chi passa
- Wakefield on a green
- A Fantasy
- The Queen's Goodnight
- Passamezzo Galliard
- A Plaine song for 2 Lutes
- Twenty Waies upon the Bells
- A Toy
- An Almayne [England's Golden Age]