SETLST
HomeAlbumsActivityFriendsNews
Download app
Log inSign up
SETLST · log the music you love·Privacy·Terms·Support
© 2026 Ebaad Usmani. All rights reserved.
← Back to search

Log this Album

Sign in to log this album

Fairest Isle: A New National Songbook (English Orpheus 47)

Catherine Bott, Joseph Cornwell & The Parley of Instruments

2000

Fairest Isle: A New National Songbook (English Orpheus 47) is a 2000 album by Catherine Bott, Joseph Cornwell & The Parley of Instruments. Rate it, review it, and share what you think with the community below.

Details

Release date2000
Performed byCatherine Bott, Joseph Cornwell & The Parley of Instruments

Log this Album

Sign in to log this album

Discussion

Loading…

You may like…

Album metadata and artwork provided by Apple Music, Spotify, and MusicBrainz, and remain the property of their respective rights holders. SETLST is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Copyright & attribution

Fairest Isle: A New National Songbook (English Orpheus 47) is a 2000 album by Catherine Bott, Joseph Cornwell & The Parley of Instruments. Rate it, review it, and share what you think with the community below.

Release date2000

Contributors

Catherine BottJoseph CornwellThe Parley of InstrumentsPeter HolmanPsalmody

Tracklist

1Harlequin Restor'd: Medley Overture
4:24
2King Arthur, Z. 628, Act V: Fairest Isle, All Isles Excelling
3:59
3The Lass of Richmond Hill
2:47
4The Mock Marriage, Z. 605: Twas Within a Furlong of Edinboro' Town
1:56
5Twelfth Night: When That I Was a Little Tiny Boy
2:59
6The Beggar's Opera (Arr. Pepusch), Act II: Air 37. Cease Your Funning
1:27
7The Plough Boy / The Milkmaid
5:03
8The British Grenadiers
4:45
9Overture in G Major, Op. 4 No. 9
7:27
10Sally in Our Alley
3:38
11The Broom of Cowdenknowes
5:35
12Farewell to Locaber
4:48
13English Songs, HWV 228: No. 19, The Melancholy Nymph
3:24
14Love in a Village: The Miller of Dee
2:30
15The Oddities: Tom Bowling
3:58
16Alfred: Rule, Britannia
3:58

Reviews (0)

No reviews yet — be the first.