Various Christopher Wilson - Rosa Elizabethan Lute Music

Review by Jéssica Souza

The album Rosa Elizabethan Lute Music by Various Christopher Wilson is a mesmerizing collection of 16th-century English lute music. The album features a range of compositions from the Elizabethan era, performed by the talented and experienced lutenist Christopher Wilson.

The album opens with a lively and energetic piece, "The Frog Galliard" by John Dowland, which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the album. Wilson's playing is precise and delicate, and he expertly captures the intricate melodies and rhythms of the music.

Throughout the album, Wilson showcases his mastery of the lute, delivering powerful performances of both well-known and lesser-known compositions. Highlights include "Mrs. Winter's Jump" by John Dowland, "The Earl of Essex, his Galliard" by John Johnson, and "The Right Honorable the Lady Clifton's Spirit" by John Dowland.

The recording quality is excellent, with Wilson's lute sounding clear and natural. The album is well-organized and flows seamlessly from one piece to the next, creating a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience.

Summary by Jéssica Souza

Rosa Elizabethan Lute Music by Various Christopher Wilson is a must-have for fans of early music and lovers of the lute. Wilson's performances are outstanding, and the album is a true testament to the beauty and complexity of Elizabethan lute music.