The Night Watch : a log of the Winter Warmer

Extracts from Winter Winter, The Night Watch's sold-out show at The Artrix, Bromsgrove, on the theme of winter and Christmas early music.

Items in this video:

Edi Beo Thu, Hevene Quene, anon. England, late 13th century - voices, simfony, gittern
Noel Nouvelet, trad. France, 15th-17th c. - voices, gittern, shawm
Adam lay i-bowndyn (Adam lay ybounden), anonymous, England, c.1400 - voice, simfony
Never weather-beaten sail, Thomas Campion, England, 1613 - voice, treble lute
branle de l'Official, trad. France, 16th c. - recorder, cittern
Tourdion: When I'm drinking claret, trad. France, 16th c. - voices, rebec, 4 course guitar
The Night Watch, Anthony Holborne, England, 1597 - recorder, 4 course guitar
branle de la torche, trad. France, 16th c., trad. Germany, 17th c. - recorders, 4 course guitar, shawm, ankle bells
westron wynde, anon. England, 16th c. - voices, gemshorn, gittern
There comes a ship a-sailing, trad. Germany, 15th-17th c. - psaltery, gittern, voice
Remember O thou man, Thomas Ravenscroft, England, 1611 - voices, 4 course guitar, recorder

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