Not available since the 1950s, "Elizabethan Love Songs" remains a glorious collection of love songs from the English Renaissance that sound as if they could have been written for the uniquely tender vocal stylings of the great Hugues Cuenod. Cuenod is accompanied by another legendary player, harpsichordist and instrument builder Claude Jean Chiasson, who left his mark firmly upon the early music revival of the twentieth century. Includes such timeless songs as Dowland"s "Weep You No More, Sad Fountaines", Philip Rosseter"s "When Laura Smiles", and the still-popular "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes".