Sting - 10/26/06
Radio france salle Olivier Messiaen Studio 104, Paris, France
Radio france salle Olivier Messiaen Studio 104, Paris, France
Edit Details| Source: | FM |
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| Media Type: | CDR |
Media Count: | 1 |
| Notes: | DVD 2964; lineage: FM recording. |
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| Trades Allowed: | Yes | Traded From: | |
| Reference #: | 2964 |
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Set I
Introduction by the announcer
Interview
Introduction by Sting
Walsingham (Edin Karamazov lute solo)
Letter Part I (by John Downland)
Flow my tears
Letter Part II
The most high and mighty Christianus the fourth, king of Denmark, his galliard (also known as "The Battle Galliard")
Introduction To the Choir "Stile Antico" and the next song
Letter Part III
Fine knacks for ladies [Second Booke of Songes, 1600, no 12]
Letter Part IV
Fantasy (Edin Karamazov lute solo)
Come, heavy sleep [First Booke of Songes, 1597, no 20]
Letter Part V
La Rossignol (lute duet)
Come again [First Booke of Songes, 1597, no 17]
Introduction to the next song by Robert Johnson (1583 - 1633)
Have you see the bright lily grow [from Ben Jonson: The Devil is an Ass, 1616]
Introduction to the letter part VI about John Dowland
Letter Part VI
Weep you no more, sad fountains [Third Booke of Songes, 1603, no 15]
Clear or cloudy [Second Booke of Songes, 1600 no 21]
Introduction to the letter part VII
Letter part VII
In darkness we dwell [A musical banquet, 1610, no 10]
Encore 1: Thanx to the audience
Fields of gold
Introduction to the next song by Robert Johnson (the bluesman)
Hellhound on my trail
Message in a bottle
Encore 2 : Introduction
Fine knacks for ladies [Second Booke of Songes, 1600, no 12]
Interview
Introduction by Sting
Walsingham (Edin Karamazov lute solo)
Letter Part I (by John Downland)
Flow my tears
Letter Part II
The most high and mighty Christianus the fourth, king of Denmark, his galliard (also known as "The Battle Galliard")
Introduction To the Choir "Stile Antico" and the next song
Letter Part III
Fine knacks for ladies [Second Booke of Songes, 1600, no 12]
Letter Part IV
Fantasy (Edin Karamazov lute solo)
Come, heavy sleep [First Booke of Songes, 1597, no 20]
Letter Part V
La Rossignol (lute duet)
Come again [First Booke of Songes, 1597, no 17]
Introduction to the next song by Robert Johnson (1583 - 1633)
Have you see the bright lily grow [from Ben Jonson: The Devil is an Ass, 1616]
Introduction to the letter part VI about John Dowland
Letter Part VI
Weep you no more, sad fountains [Third Booke of Songes, 1603, no 15]
Clear or cloudy [Second Booke of Songes, 1600 no 21]
Introduction to the letter part VII
Letter part VII
In darkness we dwell [A musical banquet, 1610, no 10]
Encore 1: Thanx to the audience
Fields of gold
Introduction to the next song by Robert Johnson (the bluesman)
Hellhound on my trail
Message in a bottle
Encore 2 : Introduction
Fine knacks for ladies [Second Booke of Songes, 1600, no 12]
Set II
Set III
Comment
Sting : Vocal, Lute
Edin Karamazov : Lute, Archlute
Stile Antico : Choir (4 men, 4 women)
Edin Karamazov : Lute, Archlute
Stile Antico : Choir (4 men, 4 women)
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