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response 1 of 2:
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Jan 1 20:23 UTC 2006 |
We attended a performance of Measure for Measure by the Globe Theatre
troupe, at the St. Ann's Warehouse theater in New York, and have been
inspired to find a good CD of Elizabethan music (and song) with original
(or copies thereof) instrumentatiion. The Globe Theatre troupe sells such
CDs, but they are costly including international mailing. Can anyone
suggest what they consider some best CDs of such music?
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krj
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response 2 of 2:
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Jan 3 17:17 UTC 2006 |
Philip Pickett had a CD which was titled "Shakespeare's Musick;"
I thought this was fairly common in the used CD market, but the only
seller on Amazon.com is asking $48 for a copy, which probably makes
the CDs from the Globe troupe look reasonably priced.
Another Pickett album, "Shakespeare at Covent Garden," is much more
reasonably priced around $6.
Searching Amazon.com's classical music section for "Shakespeare" turns
up many CDs, none of which I am familiar with.
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