Sweet was the Song

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		The Peacefull Westerne Winde	2:52	Play
2		Se L'Aura Spira	3:18	Play
3		Cesses Mortels de Souspirer	5:25	Play
4		In Te, Domine, Speravi	1:19	Play
5		Ma Belle Si Ton Ame	3:45	Play
6		Joy to the Person of My Love	3:39	Play
7		Innsbruck, Ich Muss Dich Lassen	3:02	Play
8		Never Weather Beaten Sail	2:40	Play
9		Awake, Sweet Love	2:23	Play
10		The Nightwatch	2:11	Play
11		Can She Excuse My Wrongs	2:40	Play
12		Perdida Tenyo La Color / Toda Mi Vida Os Ame	4:55	Play
13		Now, O Now I Needs Must Part	2:24	Play
14		Mille Regretz	4:00	Play

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New World Renaissance Band vocalist, Owain Phyfe, explores the 16th Century Lute Song repertoire in this Gamophone Magazine Radio Chart pick of the month (March '96)


"Never have you heard early music done in such a refreshing and genuine fashion, Sweet Was the Song brings out the essence of the Renaissance: enlightenment, creativity, and rebirth. Owain Phyfe's ironically new vocal treatment of the music is actually most likely what people were hearing the time the music was written! His collaboration with "L'Ensemble Josquin and notable lutenist Stefano Pando, is a long awaited treatment of these works.
Monika Vischer
Music Director, Colorado Public Radio


"WARNING! The contents of Sweet Was The Song are Highly addictive. Owain Phyfe's voice is as clear and hauntingly beautiful as any I've heard. Finally! a healthy addiction.
.............(P.S.): Do CD's Wear Out?"
Robin Rilette
Music Director, Northwest Public Radio