8 thoughts on “ O Mistresse Mine - The Julian Bream Consort - An Evening Of Elizabethan Music (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Indianapolis Vinyl release of An Evening Of Elizabethan Music on Discogs. Label: RCA Victor - LDS,RCA Victor Red Seal - LDS • Series: Soria Series • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo IndianapolisBox Set • Country: US • Genre: Classical • Style: Renaissance/5(9).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Indianapolis Pressing Vinyl release of An Evening Of Elizabethan Music on Discogs. Label: RCA Victor - LD,RCA Victor Red Seal - LD • Series: Soria Series • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Repress, Mono Indianapolis PressingBox Set • Country: US • Genre: Classical • Style: Renaissance.

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3. Label: RCA Victor - LD,RCA Victor Red Seal - LD • Series: Soria Series • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Mono Box Set • Country: US • Genre: Classical • Style: Renaissance The Julian Bream Consort - An Evening Of Elizabethan Music (, Vinyl) | Discogs5/5(3).

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4. LP 1 originally released as "An Evening Of Elizabethan Music" LP 2 originally released as "The Golden Age Of English Lute Music" Although no date of release is on the box-set, the original RCA inner sleeves have a pictured catalog with the year on it/5(3).

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5. Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about The Julian Bream Consort - An Evening Of Elizabethan Music at Discogs. Complete your The Julian Bream Consort collection/5(22).

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6. This collection contains 2 LPs. The first LP includes all the selections from the album An Evening of Elizabethan Music. The 2nd LP includes selections from 3 different albums. The 3rd side includes all the Julian Bream and Peter Pears collaborations from the album Julian Bream in Concert.

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7. The item format is a vinyl LP The Artist Name is The Julian Bream Consort The Title is Elizabethan Music Condition Used The Media Condition is Near Mint. A near mint disk is a nearly perfect. It is likely a near mint record has never been played or only one or gazpfromchafichamla.condownhudisamirederstonfirsdehe.co Rating: % positive.

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8. This was the first album of Elizabethan music I ever owned, in vinyl form some forty years ago or more, and time has not dimmed my love for it. The mood switches from joyous vigor to quiet contemplation to fanciful whimsy, and the playing by the Julian Bream Consort is excellent throughout.3/5(5).

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