Holburns Passion : Jacob Heringman

Jacob Heringman : Holburns Passion.
Renaissance lute.

As a soloist, Jacob released his first CD, Holburns Passion: music for lute, cittern and bandora by Anthony Holborne, on the ASV label in 1998. This disc was chosen by Gramophone Magazine as one of the best CDs of 1999, and given a rosette and three stars in the Penguin CD guide.

Early Music: "an unusual disc combining sparkling virtuosity with carefully paced musicianship".

Songs:

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Release date: 9/29/2003
Jacob Heringman lives in Richmond England

Tagged as: Classical, Renaissance, Instrumental, Composer: Anthony Holborne, Lute

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