01	Lights of Love						04:38
	02	Jigs						04:30
	03	Rondo						04:40
	04	Medieval						05:12
	05	An Heavenly Song						02:02
	06	Gavotte						03:10
	07	Courante						01:39
	08	Menuet						01:44
	09	Bethlehem						03:13
	10	Oyster						03:26
	11	Greensleeves						02:41
	12	Galliarde						04:09
	13	Biddy of Sligo						03:51
	14	Fairy Dance						04:03
	15	Reels						04:53

Ekaterina Lojkomoeva - violin
Igor Lisov - byzantine lute, flutes, percussion, guitar, fagot
Kristian Nordeide - hurdy-durdy, small pipes
Slava - galician pipes, flutes

and
Martin Cruise - mandola (2, 4, 15)
Clive Fox - violin (3)
Kailash - didjeridoo (2, 4, 15)
Dag Sindre Vagle - bouzuki (10, 11)
Vadik Mitrofanov - altblockflute, renaissance lute (7, 8)

Recorded in Bergen, Norway and St.-Petersburg, Russia in 1998/1999.
Recorded and mixed by Eric Gronner at Shimmer Recordings. "Gallirde" recorded and mixed by Pitten at Grighallen Studio. "Gavotte" recorded in the studio of Radio Nostalgi by Youri.
Mastered by Sergey Golubzov, Merry Wizard Publishing

Comments:
1. LIGHTS OF LOVE. English ballad that appears in collection of street ballads starting from the end of 16th century. Our version is instrumental arrangement from "Willam Ballet's Manuscript Lute Book" and "Musick's Delight on the citern"(1666). Upper voise is close to the melody from "Chappell's National English Airs"(1840).
2. A set of Irish jigs: "Sixpenny money","Lilting Banshee", "Mug of Brown Ale" "Cliffs of Moher" from "100 Irish Tunes" (Dave Mallinson Publications, 1995) made under impression of Stas Zubzov
playing on the streets of Helsinki.
3. Two Rondo from dance collection printed in Antwerp in 1551 by Tilman Susato.
4. "La Manfredina & La Rotta Delia Manfredina" from Italian manuscript of 14th century (British Museum manuscripto, London, Harley-978, order 9456).
5. English two-voice spiritual hymn, beginning of 15th century, third voice is composed by lgor, he plays on all instruments here.
6. Gavotte: two dances - "Bransle Gay" and ''Gavotte" from Pretorius Collection. Second dance is transported on quart below. Pierre-Francisco Caroubel has composed both five-voice scores.
7. Courante is taken from the same Pretorius Collection.
8. Menuet is from final part of CONCERTO GROSSO C-DUR arranged for flute, violin and guitar written by A. Corelli.
9. Improvisation of lgor and Kristian on Renaissance traverse flute and hurdy-gurdy.
10. A set of Irish reels: "Oyster's Wives Rant", 'Ivy Leaf", "Our Highland's Cousins" and Maurice Manley's Polka" played as reel.
11.A set of jigs, first of which is an Irish version of improvisation on English ground of 17tn century, based on "Passamezo Antico" chord consistency, incredibly important in European popular music. Have been appeared in the beginning of 16th century in Italy, she was maybe same known during 16-17th century as 12tact blues today. The second is composed by Norman McLinn due to the bad quality of potatoes in London.
12. "Galliarde" is united version of two dances. The first is an arrangement of Italian popular song "Bianco Fiore" from lute tabulator of milanien lute player Cesaro Negri and Galliarde of French courteous lute player Adriann Le Roy (16th century). The second is taken from global work "Terpsichora" with four and five voice dances published by M. Pretorius in 1612.
13. A set of jigs: "Biddy of Sligo", "Paddy O'FIynn", "Drops of Brandy". First and second are taken from
Scottish Tunes Collection for violin. Without performance of the third the existence of any English
folkband is absolutely impossible.
14. A set of reels "Fairy Dance", "Mountain Road", "All Around The World", "Maid Behind The Bar".
15. A set of Irish reels from "100 Sessions Tunes" (Dave Mallinson Publications, 1995): "Musical Priest", "Silver Spear", "McMahons", "Cooley's". The name of the first reel reflects opposition of Irish Catholic Church to the country parties. The third is composed, as it seems, by great American fiddler Dj McMahon and sometimes is called "Banshee"