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CD 1
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| 1 |
The Duke of Norfolk; "The Division Violin" (London, 1685)
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3:16
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| 2 |
Adson's Masque; John Adson (c1587-1640)
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1:40
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| 3 |
Lord Galway's Lamentation; Trad. Scottish Tune
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1:23
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| 4 |
Cupararee or Gray's Inn; prob. by John Coperario (c1570-1626)
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3:04
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| 5 |
Preludio in delasolre terza maggiore; Nicola Matteis (17th century)
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1:25
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| 6 |
Diverse bizzarrie sopra la veccia sarabanda o pur ciaccona; Nicola Matteis (17th century)
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4:19
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| 7 |
A Springlike Rain; Vittorio Ghielmi (2009)
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1:22
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| 8 |
Stingo; Vittorio Ghielmi (2012), after "The English Dancing Master" (1651)
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3:04
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| 9 |
Parson's Farewell; Tune from "The English Dancing Master" (1651) with Variations by Jacob van Eyk (c1590-1657)
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1:51
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| 10 |
The Irish Ho-Hoane; Vittorio Ghielmi (2012), after a traditional Irish Tune in "Fitzwilliam Virginal Book" (c1610-1625)
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5:44
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| 11 |
The Passion of Musick; Captain Tobias Hume (1569-1645)
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4:19
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| 12 |
Sheena's Reel; Traditional Irish
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2:22
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| 13 |
Miss McLeod's Reel; Traditional Scottish Tune, first printed in O'Farell's Pocket Companion (1805)
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2:02
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| 14 |
Suite in A minor - I. Pavan; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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4:07
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| 15 |
Suite in A minor - II. Almand; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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1:34
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| 16 |
Suite in A minor - III. Courante; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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1:09
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| 17 |
Suite in A minor - IV. Ayre; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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1:37
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| 18 |
Suite in A minor - V. Saraband; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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0:31
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| 19 |
Suite in A minor - VI. Jigg - Conclude Thus; Matthew Locke (1621-1677)
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1:12
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| 20 |
Slow Air, 'Hidden Rabbit'; Vittorio Ghielmi, Graciela Gibelli (2008)
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2:16
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| 21 |
Air, 'Jumping Rabbit'; Vittorio Ghielmi, Graciela Gibelli (2008)
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0:59
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| 22 |
Two in One upon a Ground; Henry Purcell (1664-1717), from "Dioclesian" Z 627
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3:11
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| 23 |
Cremonea; Vittorio Ghielmi after the tune from "A Collection of the most celebrated Irish Tunes", (Dublin 1724), probably by O'Carolan
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4:02
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| 24 |
In nomine a 5; Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625)
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3:31
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| 25 |
The Reel of Tulloch; Drummond Castle Manuscript by David Young (1734)
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2:23
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| 26 |
Lilliburlero; Traditional Irish (around 1620)
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3:20
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| 27 |
Prelude in D Minor; Henry Purcell ZN773
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1:07
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| 28 |
The Fairy Queen, Z. 629: Dance for Chinese Man and Woman; Henry Purcell, from "The Fairy Queen" Z629
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2:54
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