"Following on from their debut album on Soundset of Scottish lute lute songs and Italian lute solos, the magical duo Bedlam moves on now to an emphasis on the lute songs of Thomas Campion (who also had several pieces on the earlier release). There is an intriguing aspect to Bedlam’s performances, which is that Sánchez distinguishes between English- English, Irish-English, and Scottish-English, depending on the song and its references or origins…. The pure, agile soprano of Kayleen Sánchez is the ideal complement to Laudon Schuett’s gentle lute…. Sánchez is astonishingly touching, reflecting each musical sigh perfectly…. a truly beautiful release in all of its aspects."
– Fanfare Magazine
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"Died for Love is an excellent CD, and I look forward to hearing more form these two uniquely gifted artists."
- LSA (LSA Quarterly, Volume 52, Nos. 2 &3)
"It is in the verses of Campion's "Break now, my heart" that Sanchez reaches her peak of artistic clarity and eloquence. Though the theme of unrequited love is commonplace in songs of this era, she expresses the aching melancholy of the text with uncommonly heartfelt passion and vocal purity."
- Lute Society of America (LSA Quarterly, Volume 52, Nos. 2 &3)
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Thomas Campion: What is it all
Thomas Campion: All looks be pale
John Whitfield: The Scottish Hunt's Up
Anonymous: Corn Rigs Are Bonnie
Thomas Campion: Come, cheerful day
Thomas Campion: Come away
Richard Allison: Sharp Pavane
Thomas Campion: Break now, my heart
Thomas Campion: Fire that must flame
Thomas Robinson: Gigue
Thomas Campion: Fain would I wed
Thomas Campion: Awake, thou heavy spright
Anonymous: O, mirk, mirk is this midnight hour
Anonymous: A Ground
Anonymous: Baloo Baleerie