Catalina Vicens

Catalina Vicens

Melodies with wings: in the England of William Byrd and John Dowland, they float effortlessly from voice to lute, from lute to keyboard – and back again. Catalina Vicens follows in their footsteps on virginal and harpsichord, where dances, ballads, and pavans continually take on new forms. 

Harpsichord: Boccalari 1669 

Programme

• William Byrd

  Preludium, MB 1
  Pavana: Sr William Petre, MB 3a

  c1540-1623
• John Dowland / arr. William Byrd

  Piper’s galliard, ‘If my complaints’, MB 103

  1563-1626 / c1540-1623
• John Dowland

  Preludium

• William Byrd

  Preludium, MB 24

• John Dowland

  The frogg galliard, or ‘Now, O now I needs must part’

• William Byrd

  Go from my Window, MB 79

• William Byrd

  Pavana, The Earle of Salisbury, MB 15a

• John Dowland

  Mrs. Brigide Fleetwood’s pavan alias Solus sine sola

• William Byrd

  Galliard, MB 16b
  Jig, MB 22

• John Dowland

  Fortune my foe

• William Byrd

  Fortune, MB 6

• John Dowland

  Semper Dowland semper dolens

• Johan Downland / arr. Willian Byrd

  Lachrymae Pavan, MB 54

• John Dowland

  A Fancy
  Lachrimae
  Phantasia

• William Byrd

  Galiardo Mrs. Mary Brownlo, MB 34

• John Dowland

  Can she excuse my wrongs
  
  Programme subject to change

Musicians

• Catalina Vicens harpsichord