Oehms Classics, OC870, 2012
| Henry Purcell (1659-1695): | ||
| [1] | If music be food of love | 3'44 |
| [2] | She loves and she confesses too | 2'31 |
| [3] | I attempt from love's sickness | 1'37 |
| [4] | Music for a while | 3'28 |
| [5] | A New Ground for harpsichord | 2'13 |
| [6] | Sweeter than roses | 3'25 |
| [7] | Oh Solitude! My sweetest choice | 6'01 |
| Anthony Poole (~1629-1692): | ||
| [8] | S. Justinas for viola da gamba solo | 7'56 |
| Nicola Matteis (~1650-1703(?)): | ||
| [9] | No, you loved like me | 1'08 |
| [10] | Come, my dear | 1'58 |
| [11] | It is not Celia in our pow'r | 1'28 |
| [12] | in vain, Clorinda, you prepare | 3'02 |
| [13] | When I Corinna's pity would implore | 5'40 |
| [14] | No, my Cloe, let us leave this place | 2'12 |
| John Dowland (1563-1626): | ||
| [15] | Lacrimæ pavan | 5'37 |
| [16] | Come again | 2'35 |
| [17] | I saw my Lady weep | 5'11 |
| [18] | Flow my tears | 4'46 |
| [19] | Say love if ever thou didst find | 2'15 |
| total time: | 66'57 |
Valer Barna-Sabadus, countertenor
Olga Watts, harpsichord
Axel Wolf, lute
Pavel Serbin, baroque cello
recording: September 12-14, 2012, Himmelfahrtskirche München-Sendling