Aeolus Recorder Konsort

Music Performed

• St. Luke's Episcopal Church

  The concert was held St. Luke's Episcopal Church in North Little Rock on December 10, 1995.  The following music was selected for the evening worship in this Second Sunday of Advent Evensong:

  • Pastime with Good Company   Henry VIII?
  • Watkin's Ale   Dorothy Welde Lute Book (1590)
  • The Flaming Pudding Carol   Traditional English
  • Fum! Fum! Fum!   Traditional Spanish
  • The Cradle (Pavan)   Anthony Holborne
  • Sellenger's Round   William Byrd [from Fitzwilliam Virginal Book]
  • Barley Break   William Byrd [from My Ladye Newell's book]
  • Borey   Mr. Tollett [from Ye Compleat Flute Master]
  • Here Between Ox and Ass   13th Century French tune
  • Ding Dong Merrily on High 16th Century French tune

  The following members of the Aeolus Recorder Konsort played for the program: Ray Bell, Chris Cooke, Becky Goins, Laurine Williams, and Shelley Wold.

• Christ Episcopal Church

  The concert was held at Christ Episcopal Church in Little Rock on April 30, 2002, .  The following music was selected for that performance:

  • Vivo ego, dicit Dominus", by Ludwig Senfl (c. 1490-c. 1550)
  • Paduana: Bon Speranza,  Anonymous (c. 1600) 
  • Prince Robert's March, by Jacob Van Eyck (1590-1657)
  • Five Villancicos, Anonymous (c. 1490)
  • Pase el agoa, ma Julieta, dama, (Juan del Encina)
  • Dadme albricias, (Juan del Encina)
  • Triste Espana sin ventura, (Juan del Encina)
  • Hoy comamos y bebamos y cantemos, (Juan del Encina)
  • Fata la parte, (Juan del Encina)
  • Sonata in B Major, (2 movements) by Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)
  • Fantasia No. 4, by William Byrd (1543-1623)
  • The Lives of the Great Butterflies, by Robert Boury (2000)
  • Peace, by Jorg F. Voss (1998)

   

• The Fifty-Eighth Annual Arkansas Writer's Conference

  The performance was held at the Arkansas Writer's Conference on Friday, June 7, 2002.  The following music was performed for that occasion:

  • Italiana, Anonymous (16th century), arranged by Jorg F. Voss, ornamentation by Johnette Crum
  • Five Villancicos, Anonymous (c. 1490)
  • Pase el agoa, ma Julieta, dama, (Juan del Encina)
  • Dadme albricias, (Juan del Encina)
  • Triste Espana sin ventura, (Juan del Encina)
  • Hoy comamos y bebamos y cantemos, (Juan del Encina)
  • Fata la parte, (Juan del Encina)
  • Fourteen Waltzes, I, II, III, IV, by Franz Schubert, arranged for Descant, Treble, and Tenor Recorders and Piano by Walter Bergmann
  • Then You'll Feel the Sunlight., by Carolyn Peskin (2001)

   

• Music Played During the Silent Auction for the Oasis Renewal Center at the Arkansas Repertory Theater 

  The performance was held at the Arkansas Repertory Theater, on Tuesday, September, 3, 2002.  The following music was selected for that occasion:

  Aeolus Recorder Konsort:

  • Pastime with Good Company   Henry VIII? [Elizabethan & Shakespearean Musicke for the Recorder] 
  • The Geudman of Ballangigh   (Hunt the Squirrel)
  • Tourdion
  • 20. Suite of Bransles de Champagne, Claude Gervaise, 16th century, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 21. Ballet,  Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621,  [The Recorder Consort 4]

  Suite of Three Dances,  Pierre Phalese, 16th century, [The Recorder Consort 4]

  • 23. Gaillarde au joly boys   
  • 24. Passemezzo d'Italye
  • 25. Gaillarde d'Ecosse
  • 26. Tant que vivray,  Claudin de Sermisy, 1490-1562 [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 27. Courante,  Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621] [The Recorder Consort 4]

  Recorder Trio:

  • #1 from "3 Instrumental Pieces from the Henry VIII Manuscript" (British Library, Add. MS 31922) London Pro Musica Edition
  • "Eight Pieces for Recorder Trio" by Giles Farnaby Copyright 1954 by Schott & Co. Ltd. London, S&Co. 5799
    1. Pawles Wharfe
    2. Giles Farnaby's Dreame
    3. His Rest
    4. Tower Hill
    5. Loth to Depart
    6. Put up thy Dagger, Jemy
    7. Tell Me, Daphne
    8. A Toye

  Aeolus Recorder Konsort:

  • 28. Ballet,  Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621] [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 29. Au joly bois,   Claudin de Sermisy, 1490-1562 [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 30. Branle double,   Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 31. The Light of Love, Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 32. Packington's Pound, Anonymous, 16th century, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 33. Ballo francese, Maniero, 16 century, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 34. Dont vient cela,  Claudin de Sermisy, 1490-1562 [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 35. Daphne, Anonymous English, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 36. Almaine, Anthony Holborne, d. 1602, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 38. The Nightingale, William Brade, c.1560-1630, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 39. Branle de la torche, Michael Praetorius, 1571-1621, [The Recorder Consort 4]
  • 40. The Fairie Round, Anthony Holborne, d. 1602, [The Recorder Consort 4]     

  The following members of the Aeolus Recorder Konsort played for the program: Laurine Williams, Chris Cooke, Carl Long, Louise Rollefson, André Rollefson, Don Wold, Shelley Wold, and Laura Tagawa.  

  The following members of the Aeolus Recorder Konsort played in the recorder trio: Laurine Williams, Chris Cooke, and Louise Rollefson.

References:

• Davison, Archibald T. and Apel, Willi, Historical Anthology of Music (Oriental, Medieval and Renaissance Music), Harvard University Press, 1949.
• Davison, Archibald T. and Apel, Willi, Historical Anthology of Music (Baroque, Rococo, and Pre-Classical Music), Harvard University Press, 1950.
• Rosenberg, Steve, The Recorder Consort 4, [40 pieces for recorder consort collected by Steve Rosenberg], Boosey & Hawkes, 1995.
• Simpson, Claude, Elizabethan & Shakespearean Musicke for the Recorder, E.C. Schirmer Music, 1941.

   For additional information on music, go to the: UALR Ottenheimer Library.