tracks

[A Toy]
A Toye
A Toye
Almaine By Francis Cuttinge
A Toye
A Toye [Up Tails All]
Drawe Neare Me And Lowe Me
A Pavin By Rosseters
A Galyerd By Rossesters
My Lord Willoughbies Welcom Home By Mr Byrde
Mall Symes
[Coranto]
[An Allemande]
Galliard
[A Country Dance]
Besse Bell
Horne-pipe
Sarabande
De Sarabande
A Pavin By Mr Johnsonn
A Crananto [Coranto]
[A Toy]
A Toye
A Toye [The Friar And The Nun]
[A Toy]
A Pauin By Mr Daniell Bachler
A Galyard By Mr Daniell Bachler
A Fantasia
The Madlay
Sweet Robyne

notes

All the songs are from Jane Pickeringe's lute book, technically known as British Library manuscript Egerton 2046. The composition credits for tracks 11, 12 & 19 plus the arrangement credit for track 10 have question marks after the names indicating that the credits can not be fully confirmed.

Recorded February 6-8, 2001 at the National Centre for Early Music, St. Margaret's Church, York, England.

Instruments used: eight-course lute after Venere, Martin Haycock, 1997, and ten-course lute by Michael Lowe, 1991.

℗ & © Jacob Heringman

credits

Arranged By – Francis Cutting (tracks: 10)
Arranged By [Arrangements, Performing Editions] – Jacob Heringman
Artwork By [Cover Lute Rose Carving] – Michael Lowe
Composed By – Anonymous (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 7, 13 to 18, 21 to 25, 29), Charles De Lespine (tracks: 12), Daniel Bacheler (tracks: 11, 26, 27), Francis Cutting (tracks: 4), Germain Pinel (tracks: 19), John Dowland (tracks: 30), John Johnson (8) (tracks: 20), Philip Rosseter (tracks: 8, 9, 28), William Byrd (tracks: 10)
Design, Art Direction – Hugh O'Donnell
Liner Notes – Lynda Sayce
Lute [Eight-course] – Jacob Heringman (tracks: 1 to 7, 10, 11, 20 to 24, 29, 30)
Lute [Ten-course] – Jacob Heringman (tracks: 8, 9. 12 to 19, 25 to 28)
Producer, Engineer, Edited By, Photography – Adrian Hunter

companies

Recorded At – The National Centre For Early Music, York

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