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- Patricia's first Early Music album! After years of performing early music, and many requests for recorded evidence of this, she collaborates with Renaissance flautist and recorder player Will Summers, and lutenist and guitarist Stephen Carpenter to make this lovely little recording, combining the approachability of folk music with the technical precision of period performance.
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- My debut album from 2002, containing 24 luscious tracks, featuring Zoe Mather's wonderful piano playing, comes with a lavish 22-page booklet containing full French texts and English translations, made specially for this issue. Some of the most lyrical and sweet songs ever written in the French language.
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- Our 2012 CD for Imperial Records includes some of the most tuneful songs ever written, spanning 1843 to 1949, with many wonderful instruments, recorded at Eastcote Studios on some lovely, warm, vintage equipment. VERY FEW LEFT.
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- A fascinating selection of women songwriters and lyricists from the 1830s to the 1950s, and containing as many world-premiere recordings as well-loved evergreens. A celebration of domestic music at its most beguiling.
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- She Wrote the Songs is a book that seeks to reframe music history. It tells the empowering stories of women who wrote some of the most beloved songs in the English language, and advocates for their inclusion in discourse and concert halls alike.
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- Patricia’s much-anticipated, historically informed CD of the popular songs of the First World War! Songs from 1913 to 1919 from the English, Canadians, Germans, French, Americans and Pacifists, in period-accurate arrangements by Matt Redman.
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- "Sensitively sung with a dreamy, mournful atmosphere." - Folk London "It is a real pleasure to be able to appreciate separately the constituent parts of the music as well as their marvellous sum...I can't recommend it highly enough" - Unicorn Folk Including the Canadian "Log Driver's Waltz", and a piece by King Henry VIII, but starting with the Renaissance hit…
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