The Consort of Musicke is an English ensemble devoted to Renaissance-era and Baroque music, particularly from England and Italy. The group has consisted of a varying number of singers and instrumentalists over the years, but often personnel in concert and on recordings has been two sopranos, one alto, two tenors, and one bass, with accompaniment on lute or viols. The Consort has generally been ranked among the most important ensembles in the revival of early English music.01. La gamba02. Chi passa per sta strada03. Chi passa per sta strada (Arr. Phalèse for 2 Lutes)04. Chi passa per sta strada (Arr. J. Johnson for 2 Volins, Tenor Viol & Bass Viol)05. Dance Suite La manfrolina06. Dance Suite L'agricola07. Dance Suite La traditora08. Street Songs & Dances Padoana de tute parti09. Street Songs & Dances Ti partir cor mio caro10. Street Songs & Dances Padoana de tute parti (Reprise)11. Street Songs & Dances Gentil Madonna12. Street Songs & Dances Padoana gentil Madonna13. The Bergamasca Les buffons14. The Bergamasca Mistro Rigo15. The Bergamasca The Jewes Dawnce16. Madonna mia pieta17. Madonna mia pieta (Arr. Adriensen for 3 Lutes)18. Fantasias on Popular Tunes La danza19. Fantasias on Popular Tunes La gamba20. Fantasias on Popular Tunes La piva21. The Passamezzo Antico Passamezzo Milanese (Arr. Pacolini for 3 Lutes)22. The Passamezzo Antico Recercada23. The Passamezzo Antico Padoana Milanese (Arr. Pacolini for 3 Lutes)24. O Villanella13222990066/104.28.159.215