Henry Purcell, John Blow, New York Ensemble For Early Music's "Grande Bande" - Come Ye Sons Of Art Elegies On The Death Of Queen Mary

Review by Robert Schott and Paula Hemani

The album Come Ye Sons Of Art Elegies On The Death Of Queen Mary by Henry Purcell, John Blow, New York Ensemble For Early Music's "Grande Bande" is a stunning tribute to Queen Mary. The album is a collection of elegies that were composed after the Queen's death, and it captures the sadness and grief of the time.

The music is performed by the New York Ensemble For Early Music's "Grande Bande," and their skill and expertise are evident in every note. The ensemble brings a depth and richness to the music that is truly breathtaking. The combination of instruments, including violins, cellos, trumpets, and harpsichords, creates a beautiful and haunting sound that perfectly captures the emotion of the music.

The album features a number of standout tracks, including "Come Ye Sons Of Art," which is a beautiful choral piece that showcases the ensemble's vocal talents. "Ode on the Death of Queen Mary" is another standout track, featuring a stunning trumpet solo that will send shivers down your spine.

Summary by Robert Schott and Paula Hemani

Come Ye Sons Of Art Elegies On The Death Of Queen Mary is a must-have album for anyone who loves classical music. The New York Ensemble For Early Music's "Grande Bande" has done an incredible job of bringing these elegies to life, and the result is a truly stunning tribute to Queen Mary.