Dowland, Handel, Tomkins, Byrd, Tallis | Iestyn Davies, Elizabeth Kenny and Richard Gowers

[@chloer8989]

0:00 Introduction by Artistic Director Guy Johnston, Lord Salisbury and pre-concert talk by Stephen Johnson 7:40 Dowland’s ‘Say Love if Ever Thou Didst Find’, ‘King of Denmark’s Galliard’ 14:21 Can She Excuse my Wrongs’ 16:53 Trip to the Hatfield House archives with Robin Harcourt Williams Dowland’s ‘The Lady Rich’s Galliard’ 24:55 ‘Flow My Tears’ 31:55 ‘Come Again’ 36:22 ‘In Darkness Let Me Dwell’ 41:03 Part 2 - Pre-concert talk by Stephen Johnson 45:25 Handel’s ‘A Flight of Angels’ voluntary and Fugue II in G (Six Fugues), Tomkins’ Voluntary in D, Byrd’s ‘A Galliards Gygge’ from My Lady Nevells Booke of Virginal Music and Tallis’ ‘La doune cella’

[@l.g.8028]

Thanks for such brilliant video. The history, the spectacular venue, the master artists, the performances, all a gift to the World. Such a wonderful work of art!

[@hhcmf]

Welcome to the 2nd film of our 2020 online Festival. Thank you so much for joining us.

[@carolciliberti-noaafederal1780]

This is fabulous, thank you from California!!

[@peterkrauss6962]

Beautiful organ playing. You are so talented. Thank you for demonstrating this valuable and rare instrument for us with your great talents.

[@8nansky528]

I ADORE READING

[@АндрейШульгин-у6ь]

Beautiful

[@NicholasDanielMusic]

So beautiful. Bravo both.

[@Etickydrak1]

Beautiful! Excellent prezentation!:)

[@davidcraggs3770]

The Organ sounds very good and Richard Gowers plays it with distinction. Very pleasing on the ear. Anything written by Handel usually sounds perfect played on the organ. Richard presents himself very well apart from the absence of a tie on his attire.

[@_PROCLUS]

7:27

[@EricWeberGoogle]

Wonderful program, enjoying Alex’s work !

[@BambosNeophytou]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6bKZIhnba11aJI 23'50" Floe mye teares

[@Gradualia]

Beautiful played, but not well balanced in the recording between lute and voice. Watch it.