The Purcell Brothers

Henry Purcell (1659 - 1695) has enjoyed enduring fame whereas his brother Daniel (1660 - 1717) has been completely eclipsed over the course of the centuries. However, Daniel was also a successful composer in his day. Here Ensemble Mediolanum perform chamber works by Daniel and Henry Purcell, demonstrating the stylistic diversity of their music and the remarkable compositional abilities of both men. The result is an exciting, varied and wholly compelling programme.

1	A new Irish Tune (Lilliburlero) Z 646	1:02
2	Air en Bourée	1:07
3	Ayre g-moll	1:26
4	Hornpipe g-moll	0:55
5	Jig g-moll	0:34
6	A ground in Gamut	3:36
7	Sonate Nr. 3 c-moll	4:56
8	Toccata A-Dur Z 229	5:28
9	Sonate Nr. 2 d-moll	5:39
	Suite für Cembalo Nr. 6 D-Dur Z 667
10	1. Prelude	0:39
11	2. Almand	3:10
12	3. Hornpipe	1:03
13	4. Minuet	0:48
14	5. Rondo	1:30
15	Sonate Nr. 6 g-moll	7:17
16	Trumpet Tune	0:42
17	Sebell	1:03
18	Toccata a-moll	0:46
19	Chaconne a-moll	4:01
20	A new ground e-moll	2:33
21	Hornpipe e-moll	1:16
22	A new ground e-moll	2:44
23	Sonate Nr. 1 F-Dur	6:27