La la hö hö: Sixteenth-century works for Viol Consort Giles Swayne which is thought to allude

which is thought to allude to the martyrdom of the Jesuit Edmund Campion in 1580

William Brade and Antony Holborne among many others

Michael and Tong record these celebrated works using a cello after Matteo Goffriller from 1695 and a fortepiano after Anton Walter from c

polyphony and chant

Johann Nauwach

La la hö hö: Sixteenth-century works for Viol Consort Giles Swayne which is thought to alludeThe Linarol Consort Making their Inventa Records debut, the Linarol Consort of Renaissance Viols presents a recording of German, Flemish and French viol consort pieces of the early sixteenth century La la h h. Recorded from a new edition of a rare manuscript held in the vast collection of the National Library of Austria, in Vienna, the manuscript is not widely known by exponents of music of this period. The completion of the manuscript dates to around