English country dances : from Playford's dancing master 1651-1703
Musikk på CD · Engelsk · 1991 · Folkedanser
| Medvirkende | Barlow, Jeremy ( Utøv. (recorders, flute, pipe and tabor, harpsichord, regal) )
McLachlan, Alastair (Utøv. (violin)) Thorndycraft, Rosemary ( Utøv. (bass viol, treble viol, hurdy-gurdy) ) Weigand, George ( Utøv. (lute, mandore, cittern, dulcimer) ) |
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| Utgitt | England : Saydisc records , 1991
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| Omfang | 1 kompaktplate (59 min) : stereo
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| Opplysninger | The music publisher John Playford (1623-1686) published The English Dancing Master in 1651. The book was the first to give tunes and dance instructions specifically for country dancing. Called The Dancing Master from the 2nd edition onwards, it ran to seven editions during John Playford's lifetime and continued to be published long after his death. His son Henry Playford (c.1657-c.1707) produced a further five editions between 1690 and 1703; publication then passed to John Young (fl. 1698-1732) for the remaining six, produced between 1706 and c. 1728. Many new tunes and dances were introduced as the editions progressed (for further details, see my edition The Complete Country Dance Tunes from Playford's Dancing Master, Faber Music, 1985). Second and third volumes were introduced in 1713 and 1719 by John Young, but the original cannon contains the highest proportion of good tunes. During the 18th century other publishers too produced collections of country dances based on the Playford model. (....). - 1st edition 1651: Cuckolds all a row (1.46) ; Shepherds Holyday or Labour in Vaine (2.59) ; Newcastle (1.49) ; The Beggar Boy (2.03) ; Picking of sticks (3.13) ; Faine I would if I could or Parthenia (2.15) ; Gathering Peascods (2.31) ; The Night-Peece or Buckingham-House (3.19) ; 3rd edition 1657: Chelsey Reach or Buckingham-House (3.19) ; 4th edition 1670: Jameko (2.29) ; Epping Forest (2.02) ; 6th edition (supplement) 1679: Well-Hall (4.06) ; 7th edition 1686: The Fits come on me now or The Bishop of Chester's Jigg (1.56) ; 7th edition (supplement) 1687: 14 Mad Robin (257) ; 9th edition 1695: 45 Red-House (3.44) ; Mr. Beveridge's Magot (1.57) ; Part II 1696 (supplement to 9th edition: The Geud Man of Ballangigh / To a New Scotch Jigg (2.10) ; 11th edition 1701: Childgrove (4.10) ; Woolly and Georgey (2.48) ; Portsmouth (3.07) ; White-Hall Minuett (2.25) ; 12th edition 1703: Bloomsberry Market (3.29)
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