Discography
Grayston made a large number of recordings throughout his professional life. They are grouped here by ensemble in best-effort chronological order. Where several recordings came out in the same year, I have no idea what the exact order is. Recordings are listed, so far as I know, under the original name from the time of issue. The "source" link points you to websites, which have more details about the recordings such as record label(s), catalogue number(s) and reissues on vinyl or CD.
Studio der Fruehen Musik
The Studio der Fruehen Musik (aka "The Early Music Quartet") was an Early Music ensemble founded by American lutenist Thomas Binkley in 1960. You can read more about him at this link on the Medieval Music & Arts Foundation website. There is also this article in the French edition of Wikipedia.
| 1964 | Carmina Burana - 20 Lieder aus der Originalhanschrift um 1300 | source |
| 1965 | Geistliche Lieder und Instrumentalsätze der Lutherzeit (Sacred Songs and Instrumental Music of Luther's time | source |
| 1965 | Florid-Song und Gambenmusik im England um 1610-1660 | source |
| 1966 | IV. Research Period: The High Renaissance (16th Century) Series M: The Elizabethan Age: Selected Works by John Dowland | source |
| 1966 | Llibre Vermell & Robin et Marion - Secular Music c. 1300 | source |
| 1968 | Carmina Burana - 13 Lieder nach der Handschrift aus Benediktbeuern um 1300 | source |
| 1970 | Am Hofe der Königin Elisabeth I | source |
Musica Reservata
Musica Reservata were an Early Music ensemble founded in 1960 by Michael Morrow, John Beckett and John Sothcott, of which Michael Morrow was the creative director. There is a discography of the group on the Medieval Music & Arts Foundation website. King's College London has archive material The Early Music section of the library at the Royal College of Music contains performance material from Musica Reservata. Recordings made by the Purcell Consort of Voices together with Musica Reservata are listed under Purcell Consort of Voices.
| 1968 | Music from the Time of Christopher Columbus | source |
| 1968 | French Court Music of the Thirteenth Century | source |
| 1968 | Music from the 100 Years War | source |
| 1970 | 16th Century Italian Dance Music | source |
| 1970 | Music from the Decameron | source |
| 1971 | Music from the Court of Burgundy | source |
| 1971 | A Florentine Festival | source |
| 1971 | 16th Century French Dance Music | source |
Purcell Consort of Voices
| 1966 | Music of the High Renaissance in England | source |
| 1967 | Music of the Early Renaissance - John Dunstable and His Contemporaries | source |
| 1967 | Now Make We Merthe (Mediaeval English Lyrics, Rounds and Carols ) | source |
| 1967 | English Madrigals From the Courts of Elizabeth I and James I | source |
| 1968 | Metaphysical Tobacco Songs and Dances by Dowland, East, and Holborne | source |
| 1968 | To Entertain a King (aka: Music to Entertain a King) | source |
| 1968 | Eton Choirbook, Record 2 | source |
| 1968 | Richard Davy: St Matthew Passion + Eton Choir Book: Record 1 | source |
| 1969 | I Love, Alas (Elizabethan Life in Music, Song and Poetry / The Elizabethan in Love) | source |
| 1969 | English secular music of the late Renaissance | Vox "Candide" 31005 |
| 1969 | Music All Powerful Music to Entertain Queen Victoria | source |
| 1969 | Music of Prince Albert Prince of Saxe, Coburg and Gotha | source |
| 1969 | Guillaume de Machaut: La Messe de Notre Dame, Virelais Rondeaux, Ballades, Lai | source |
| 1969 | Voices and brass (Scheidt / Schütz) | Argo ZRG 576 (no listing available). |
| 1970 | Music to entertain Queen Elizabeth I | Argo ZK 25 |
| 1970 | The Triumphs of Oriana | source |
| 1970 | Ceremonial Tudor Church Music (The Elizabethan Chapel Royal) | source |
| 1971 | Josquin Des Pres - John Dunstable | source |
| 1971 | Lo, Country Sports Elizabethan Life in Music, Song and Poetry / Country Life | source |
| 1971 | Monteverdi: Madrigals | Argo ZRG 668 / Belart 461 6012 (1998) |
| 1972 | Doulce Memoire French Chansons of the XVI Century | source |
| 1975 | Medieval Paris - Music of the City | source |
Various
Recordings from various times :
| 1957 | The Queen's House, Greenwich, a BBC Third Program presentation celebrating great manor houses of England | source |
| 1962 | Monteverdi - L'incoronazione di Poppea |
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| 1965 | Medieval English Lyrics Various performers - Frank Ll. Harrison & Eric J. Dobson, dirs. | source |
| 1967 | Popular Medieval Music The Jolly Minstrels: Minstrels Tunes. Songs and Dances of the Middle Ages on Authentic Instruments Gerald English & Jaye Consort, Grayson Burgess, musical director | source |
| 1969 | Simon Woolf: "A Child's garden",Grayson Burgess, musical director | source |
| 1970 | An Elizabethan Chorus St Paul's Cathedral Choir Grayson Burgess, musical director | Belart 28945014128 |
Discography sources
- "Studio der Fruehen Musik"
- Mediaeval Music and Arts Foundation. Thanks to Pierre-F. Roberge compiler.
- "Musica Reservata"
- Mediaeval Music and Arts Foundation. Thanks to Pierre-F. Roberge and Jon Stringer, compilers.
- "Purcell Consort of Voices"
- Mediaeval Music and Arts Foundation. Thanks to Jon Stringer, compiler.
- Todd McComb (editor , Mediaeval Music and Arts Foundation website)
- Ian Patridge official website
- Schola Antiqua Webpage
- Musical pointers website