soprano – Lute Music

Now winter nights

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Jack and Joan

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

25. Ye gentle spirits of the air

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

25. Ye gentle spirits of the air

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

25. Ye gentle spirits of the air

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

25. Ye gentle spirits of the air

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

20. Thus happy and free

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

19. O let me weep

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

20. Thus happy and free

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

19. O let me weep

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

17. If love’s a sweet passion

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

14. Hail, great Parent

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

16. When I have often heard

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

16. When I have often heard

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

14. Hail, great Parent

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

4. Sing while we trip it

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

4. Sing while we trip it

Henry Purcell

Z629:The fairy queen

24. Hark! The Ecch’ing Air

Henry Purcell

The Fairy Queen

1. Ode 1 – Maecenas atavis

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

Every dame affects good fame

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

145. En quelque lieu

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

Crazy

Willie Nelson

Source unknown

Blow, blow, thou winter wind

Thomas Arne

William Shakespeare

As you like it II-7

When daisies pied

Thomas Arne

William Shakespeare

Love’s Labor’s lost V-2

16. Shall a smile or guileful glance

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

17. We yet agree

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

18. Fly swift, my thoughts

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

13. As by a fountain

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

8. Beware, fair maids

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

9. The fire to see my woes

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

10. Go, heavy thoughts

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

11. My dearest mistress

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

6. Shall I be with joys deceived?

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

2. Truth-trying Time

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

Two lovers sat lamenting

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

11. Think you to seduce me so?

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

12. Shall a frown or angry eye?

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

9. Beauty sat bathing

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

10. Now would ‘chwore hong’d

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

6. He that hath no mistress

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

7. Sweet Cupid

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

2. Some can flatter

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

3. Sweet, restrain these showers

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

Tenderly

Walter Gross and Jack Lawrence

Source unknown

23. Fantasia duet

Vincenzo Galilei

Fronimo Dialogo

7. In exitu Israel

Vincenzo Galilei

Fronimo Dialogo

5. 2-part counterpoint exercise

Vincenzo Galilei

Fronimo Dialogo

6. Qual miracolo Amore

Vincenzo Galilei

Fronimo Dialogo

Joseph, lieber Joseph mein

Anonymous

Unknown

Traditional German

Daphne

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

Tell me, dearest

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4175:Ann Twice lute Book

Have you seen but a white lily grow?

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4257:John Gamble, his booke

Come away, Hecate

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4175:Ann Twice Songbook

Get you hence

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4175:Ann Twice Songbook

O, let us howl

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4041

Fain would I change that note

Tobias Hume

The First Part of Ayres

Tobacco is like love

Tobias Hume

The First Part of Ayres

Tan ta ra ran tan tant

Thomas Weelkes

Ayeres or Phantasticke Spirites for Three Voices

April is in my Mistress’ Face

Thomas Morley

Madrigals to foure voyces

Absence, hear thou

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Thirsis and Milla

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

What if my mistress

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Come, sorrow, come

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Fair in a morn

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Can I forget what reason’s force

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Love winged my hopes

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

What is it that this dark night

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Mistress mine

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

I saw my Lady weeping

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

It was a lover and his lass

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

A painted tale

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

With my love my life was nestled

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Do you not know

Thomas Morley

Canzonets for three voices

What is beauty but a breath?

Thomas Greaves

Musick of Sundry Kindes

11. Shut not, sweet breast

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

9. There is a lady, sweet and kind

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

10. Now shall I then describe

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

7. Fair, sweet, cruel

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

5. Go, passions, to the cruel fair

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

6. Come, Phyllis

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

3. Unto the temple

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

4. Now I see thy looks were feigned

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

1. Not full twelve years

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

2. What then is love?

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

So quick, so hot, so mad

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Shall I then hope?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Sleep, angry beauty

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Never love unless you can

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Fire! Fire!

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

O sweet delight

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Thus I resolve

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Come, O come, my life’s delight

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Thrice toss these oaken ashes

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Be thou then my beauty

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Shall I come, sweet love?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Awake, thou Spring

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

O grief, O spite

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

O never to be moved

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Break now, my heart

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Why presumes thy pride?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Kind are her answers

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Were my heart as some men’s are

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Time, that leads the fatal round

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Oft have I sighed

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Move now with measured sound

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Shows and nightly revels

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Where shall I refuge seek?

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Now hath Flora

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Her rosy cheeks

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

A secret love or two

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Come away

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Come, you pretty

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Though your strangeness

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

So many loves have I neglected

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

There is none, O none but you

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Pined I am and like to die

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

The peaceful western wind

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Sweet, exclude me not

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

What harvest half so sweet is

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Good men, show if you can tell

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

O dear, that I with thee might live

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Fain would I my love disclose

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Give beauty all her right

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

O what unhoped for sweet supply

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Where she her sacred bow’r

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

How eas’ly wert thou chained

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Harden now thy tired heart

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Vain men whose follies

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

If any hath the heart to kill

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Beauty, since you so much desire

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Fain Would I Wed

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

I must complain

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Think’st thou to seduce me then?

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Her fair inflaming eyes

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

20. Turn all thy thoughts to eyes

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Beauty is but a painted hell

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Since she, even she

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Dear, if I with guile

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

O Love, where are thy shafts?

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

To his sweet lute Apollo sung

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Young and simple though I am

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Love me or not

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

What means this folly?

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Thou joyest, fond boy

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Veil, Love, mine eyes

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

So sweet is thy discourse

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

There is a garden in her face

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

All looks be pale

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Respect my faith

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Lighten heavy heart thy spright

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Come, cheerful day

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Seek the Lord

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Awake, thou heavy spright

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

As by the streams of Babylon

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Sing a song of joy

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Lift up to heaven, sad wretch

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Lo, when back mine eye

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Never weather-beaten sail

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Most sweet and pleasing

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Wise men patience never want

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Tune thy music to thy heart

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Bravely decked, come forth

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

To music bent is my retired mind

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

View me, Lord, a work of thine

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Where are all thy beauties now?

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Out of my soul’s depth

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

The man of life upright

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Author of light

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Hark, all you ladies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

When thou must home

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Fair, if you expect admiring

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Thou art not fair

Thomas Campion

Ayres

See where she flies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

8. It fell on a summer’s day

Thomas Campion

Ayres

The cypress curtain of the night

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Follow your Saint

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Turn back, you wanton flyer

Thomas Campion

Ayres

3. I care not for these ladies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Though you are young

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Personent Hodie

Anonymous

Theodoricus Petri Rutha

Piae Cantiones

Piangono al pianger mio

Sigismondo d’India

Le Musiche… Da Cantar Solo Nel Clavicordo… Et Altri Istromenti Simili

Intenerite voi

Sigismondo d’India

Il primo libro de madrigali à 5 voci

Torna il sereno Zefiro

Sigismondo d’India

Le Musiche v.5

5. What if I sped

Robert Jones

Third book of ayres

Beauty sat bathing

Robert Jones

Third book of ayres

3. Go to bed, sweet Muse

Robert Jones

Third book of ayres

Dreams and imaginations

Robert Jones

Second book of ayres

Love is a Babel

Robert Jones

Second book of ayres

Farewell, dear love

Robert Jones

The First Book of Songs or Ayres

Will said to his Mammy

Robert Jones

Fourth book of ayres:A musical dream

When love on time and measure

Robert Jones

Second book of ayres

There was a wily lad

Robert Jones

Fifth book of ayres

Sweet Kate

Robert Jones

Fourth book of ayres

In Sherwood lived stout Robin Hood

Robert Jones

Fourth book of ayres

For ever let thy heavenly tapers

Robert Johnson

Cheerful Ayres

As I walked forth

Robert Johnson

Source unknown

20. O bella più che le stelle

Anonymous

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

18. Dovrò dunque morire?

Giulio Caccini

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

16. Vestros ojos tienen d’amor

Anonymous

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

17. Se di far mi morire

Domenico Maria Melli

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

14. Passava Amor

Anonymous

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

15. Sta notte mi sognava

Anonymous

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

12. Ce penser, qui sans fin

Anonymous

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

Vous que le bonheur

Pierre Guédron

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

Si le parler et le silence

Pierre Guédron

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

Lady, if you so spite me

John Dowland

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

Far from triumphing court

John Dowland

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

To plead my faith

Daniel Bacheler

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

In a grove most rich of shade

Guillaume Tessier

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

O eyes, leave off your weeping

Robert Hales

Robert Dowland

A Musicall Banquet

Petit Jacquet

Pierre de Manchicourt

Chant à 4 parties

L’homme qui est en ce monde

Pierre de Manchicourt

Chant à 4 parties

Ung doulx regard

Pierre de Manchicourt

Chant à 4 parties

Fortune helas

Thomas Crécquillon

Pierre Phalèse

Theatrum Musicum

Allez courez

Pierre Guédron

Ballade du Roi

Allez courez

Pierre Guédron

Ballade du Roi

En fin le ciel

Pierre Guédron

Ballade du Roi

Pren de bon cueur

Pierre de Manchicourt

Pierre Attaingnant

Vingt et sept chansons musicales

Quel subit changement

Pierre Guédron

Ballade du Roi

23b. D’où vient cela?

Pierre Attaingnant?

Pierre Attaingnant

Tres Breve et Familière Introduction

17b. Ces fascheux sotz

Pierre Attaingnant?

Pierre Attaingnant

Tres Breve et Familière Introduction

Whether men do laugh or weep

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

What, then, is love but mourning?

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

What is a day?

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

If she forsake me

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

Ay me, that Love

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

Long have mine eyes

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

Though far from joy

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

And would you fain the reason know?

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

What heart’s content?

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

Let him that will be free

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

If I urge my kind desires

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

Sweet, come again

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

And would you see

Philip Rosseter

A Booke of Ayres

I will

Paul McCartney

The White Album

Laudate Dominum

Antoine Brumel

Ottaviano Petrucci

Motetti de la corona

Memor esto

Josquin des Prez

Ottaviano Petrucci

Motetti de la corona

Sancta Trinitas

Antoine de Févin

Ottaviano Petrucci

Motetti de la corona

Adieu mes amours

Josquin des Prez

Ottaviano Petrucci

Odhecaton A

Favus distilans

Johannes Ghiselin

Ottaviano Petrucci

Motetti A Numero Trentatre A

La Bernardina

Josquin des Prez

Ottaviano Petrucci

Canti C numero cento cinquanta

Drop, drop slow tears

Orlando Gibbons

Hymns and songs of the church

Susanne ung jour

Orlando di Lasso

Musica Transalpina

16. Ah, dear heart, why do you rise?

Orlando Gibbons

First Set of Madrigals and Motets of 5 Parts

Dainty fine bird

Orlando Gibbons

First Set of Madrigals and Motets of 5 Parts

O, that the learned poets

Orlando Gibbons

First Set of Madrigals and Motets of 5 Parts

The silver swan

Orlando Gibbons

First Set of Madrigals and Motets of 5 Parts

8. Psalm 47

Nicolas Vallet

Pseaumes de David, v.1

Mark how the blushful morn

Nicholas Lanier

Second book of songs

144. Jubilate deo, omnis terra

Miguel de Fuenllana

Orphenica Lyra

146. Oyd, oyd los viventes

Miguel de Fuenllana

Orphenica Lyra

110. O s’io potesse, donna

Miguel de Fuenllana

Orphenica Lyra

111. Bella fioretta

Miguel de Fuenllana

Orphenica Lyra

105. Signora Julia

Miguel de Fuenllana

Orphenica Lyra

Le triomfe de la constance

Michele P. de Montéclair

Cantiaes i voix seule

14. Down in a valley

Michael Cavendish?

Michael Cavendish

14 Ayres in tablatorie

12. Wand’ring in this place

Michael Cavendish?

Michael Cavendish

14 Ayres in tablatorie

La bella mal maridada

Luis de Narváez

Los Seys Libros del Delphin

Arde, arde, corazón

Luis de Narváez

Los Seys Libros del Delphin

76. Perdita tenyo la color

Luis Milán

El Maestro

78. Triste estava muy quexosa

Luis Milán

El Maestro

75. Perdita tenyo la color

Luis Milán

El Maestro

38. Durandarte

Luis Milán

El Maestro

Disperate speranza

Luigi Rossi

Source unknown.

For ever let thy heavenly tapers

Robert Johnson

John Wilson

Cheerful Ayres

In a season all oppressed

John Wilson

Cheerful ayres or ballads

Discontent

John Wilson

Source unknown

Come hither, you that love

Robert Johnson

John Wilson

Cheerful Ayres

From the famous peak of Derby

Robert Johnson

John Playford

The Musical Companion

I prithee send me back my heart

Henry Lawes

John Playford

Music’s delight on the cithren

Belinda’s pretty, pleasing form

John Eccles

Women will have their wills

What poor astronomers are they

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

I must complain

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

It was a time when silly bees

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Fie on this feigning!

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Farewell, unkind!

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Weep you no more, sad fountains

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

O what hath overwrought

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Lend your ears to my sorrow

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

By a fountain where I lay

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Love stood amazed

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Flow not so fast, ye fountains

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

What if I never speed?

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Me, me, and none but me

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

When Phoebus first did Daphne love

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Say, Love, if ever thou didst find

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Behold a wonder here

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Daphne was not so chaste

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Humour, say what mak’st thou here?

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Farewell, too fair for my admiring

John Dowland

Third book of ayres

Shall I sue?

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Toss not my soul

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Clear or cloudy

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Woeful heart

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Now cease, my wandering eyes

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Come, ye heavy states of night

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

White as lilies was her face

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

If floods of tears

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

O sweet woods!

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Time’s eldest son, old age

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

Time’s eldest son, old age

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

I saw my lady weep

John Dowland

Second book of ayres

If that a sinner’s sighs

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

My heart and tongue were twins

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Thou mighty God

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Where sin sore wounding

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Thou mighty God

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

In this trembling shadow cast

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Thou mighty God

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Stay, time, awhile thy flying

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Tell me, true love

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Were every thought an eye

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Love those beams

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Shall I strive with words to move?

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

To ask for all thy love

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Disdain me still

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Sweet, stay awhile

John Dowland

Fourth book of ayres:A Pilgrim’s Solace

Come away, come sweet love

John Dowland

First book of ayres,

Come, heavy sleep

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Away with those self-loving lads

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Come again, sweet love doth now invite

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Awake Sweet Love

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me?

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Sleep, wayward thoughts

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Dear, if you change

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Go, crystal tears

John Dowland

First book of ayres

If my complaints

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Now, O now I needs must part

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Unquiet Thoughts

John Dowland

First book of ayres

Who ever thinks or hopes of love

John Dowland

First book of ayres

My thoughts are winged with hopes

John Dowland

First book of ayres

19. What delight can they enjoy?

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

20. Now the earth, the skies, the air

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

16. Eyes, look no more

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

17. If I could shut the gate

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

18. I die whenas I do not see

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

6. Why canst thou not?

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

7. Stay, cruel, stay

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

8. Time, cruel time

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

Like as th6-course e lute delights

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

5. Dost thou withdraw thy grace?

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

Send home my long-strayed eyes

John Coprario

The masque of squires

2. Thou pretty bird

John Danyel

Songs for the lute Viol and Voice

Send home my long-strayed eyes

John Coprario

Sounce unknown

Go, happy man

John Coprario

The masque of squires

While dancing rests

John Coprario

The masque of squires

Come ashore, merry mates

John Coprario

The masque of squires

6. When pale famine

John Coprario

Songs of mourning

7. O poore distracted world

John Coprario

Songs of mourning

3. Fortune and glory

John Coprario

Songs of mourning

5. How like a golden dream

John Coprario

Songs of mourning

7. Foe of mankind

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

‘Tis now dead night

John Coprario

Songs of mourning

5. My joy is dead

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

6. Deceitful fancy

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

4. In darkness let me dwell

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

3. O the unsure hopes

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

2. O sweet flower

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

O turn not those fine eyes away

John Blow

Source unknown

1. Oft thou hast

John Coprario

Funeral Teares

Who doth behold my Mistress’ face

John Bartlet

A book of ayres

Of all the birds

John Bartlet

A book of ayres

Whither runneth my sweetheart?

John Bartlet

A book of ayres

No more the dear lovely nymph

John Blow

Source unknown

If ever hapless woman

John Bartlet

A book of ayres

53. Donna, la bella mano

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

54. Facciansi liete quanti

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

51. Il bel leggiadro viso

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

52. Un pastor chies

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

49. Elle n’eust sceu

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

50. Poi ch’el mio largo pianto

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

47. La dolce vista

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

48. Tirsi in ira

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

45. Stella crudel

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

46. Amanti miei

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

43. Amatemi, ben mio

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

44. Fuggi, speme mia

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

41. Lasso, ch’ogni Augelletto

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

42. Un nuovo cacciator

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

39. Occhi vaghi amorosi

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

40. Bouche de coral precieux

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

37. Mentre col stanco mio

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

38. Quando vostra beltà

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

35. Raggi dov’è il mio bene

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

36. Madonna, un eremit

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

33. Ohime, se tanto amate

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

34. Tra la chiome de l’or

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

31. Mille fiate

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

32. Lasso, ch’io ardo

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

29. Candide perle e care

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

30. Voi pur donna bramata

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

27. Occhi lucenti e belli

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

28. Mentre il ciel è sereno

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

26. Susanne un jour

Joachim van den Hove

Florida

161. À ce bois si beau

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

163. Si jamais mon âme blessée

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

157. Beauté, vivant pourtrait

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

158. Arme, arme

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

160. Estendu parmi ces fleurs

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

153. Blond est le filet d’or

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

154. Le destin m’est si rigoureux

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

155. Rosette, pour un peu d’absence

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

156. C’est malheur que de vous aymer

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

150. Plus tost que je la die

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

151. Si je puis une fois

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

152. Cruelle départie malheureux

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

144. En place marchande

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

140. Aminte un jour

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

Arme, arme

Claude Le Jeune?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

135. Delivre-moi, Seigneur

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

136. Esprit qui fais mouvoir

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

118. Non posso più soffrire

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

117. Dicemi, la mia stella

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

115. Dolce mia vit’e amata

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

116. Mi parto. Ahi sorte!

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

113. Lasso quand’havran fin

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

114. Voi sete la mia stella

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

110. Ard’ogn’hor il cor

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

111. Ahi me, che col fuggire

Luca Marenzio

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

112. Andar vidi

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

109. Fuggierò, Fuggierò, Fuggierò

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

104. Ahi, chi tien lo mio cuore

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

105. Vo cercand’il mio cor

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

106. Quando dal prim’amore

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

100. Donna, se lo mio cuore

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

102. Tanto v’ama quest’alma

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

101. Guardat’amante

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

103. Milla tue trezze d’oro

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

99. Occhi dell’alma

Jean-Baptiste Bésard?

Jean-Baptiste Bésard

Thesaurus Harmonicus

Ich will auf den Herren schau’n

J.S. Bach

BWV 93:Cantata Wer nur den lieben Gott laesst walten

22. Filli gentil piangea

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

23. E diventato questo cor meschino

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

24. Occhi miei

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

25. Poi che el mio largo pianto

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

18. Per pianto la mia carne

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

19. Donna vagh’ e leggiadra

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

20. Ardo per mio destin

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

21. Chi mi sente cantar

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

13. E diventato questo cor meschino

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

14. Ditemi, vita mia

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

15. Che farò e che dirò?

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

16. Trista sort’è la mia sorte!

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

17. Vorria poter andar

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

9. Io spero e temo ed ardo

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

10. Non vuò pregare

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

11. So ben mi c’ha bon tempo

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

12. Per pianto la mia carne

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

5. Mi parto, ahi sorte ria!

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

6. Io vo piangendo

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

7. Susanne un jour

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

8. Aria in ottava rima

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

1. Anima accese di celeste ardore

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

2. Gentil Signore e singular

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

3. Se scior’ si vedrà

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

4. Occhi miei

Cosimo Bottegari?

I-MOe:Biblioteka Estense

mus.c.311:Bottegari Lute Book

Non ha’l ciel cotanti lumi

Giulio Caccini

I-Fn:Central National Library of Florence

Magl. IX, 66

Mijn hert heeft altijts verlanghen

Jacob Obrecht or Pierre de la Rue

I-Fc:Cherubini Conservatory of Music, Florence

MS Basevi 2439:Basevi Codex

De tous biens plaine

Hayne von Ghizeghem

I-Bc:Intl Museum & Library of Music, Bologna

MS Q16

I attempt from Love’s sickness

Henry Purcell

Z630:The Indian queen

36. Fairest Isle (BbM)

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

36. Fairest Isle (GM)

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

30. Ye blustering brethren

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

32. Round thy coasts

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

35. Your hay it is mowed

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

24. ‘Tis I that have warm’d ye

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

27. Two daughters of this aged stream

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

20. Thou doting fool

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

22. No part of my dominion

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

23. See, see, we assemble

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

13. Come, follow me

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

14. How blest are shepherds

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

18. The Frost Scene

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

19. What power art thou?

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

9. Come if you dare

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

11. Hither, this way

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

12. Let not a moonborn elf

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

38. When I am laid in earth

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

39. With drooping wings

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

2. Air

Henry Purcell

Z628:King Arthur

35. Your counsel, all, is urged in vain

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

36. Great minds against themselves conspire

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

37. Thy hand, Belinda

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

33. Destruction’s our delight

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

28. Stay, Prince

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

27. Haste, haste to town

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

24. Thanks to these lonesome vales

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

18. Ruin’d ere the set of sun

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

21. In our deep vaulted cell

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

15. Harm’s our delight

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

12. To the hills and the vales

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

5. When monarchs unite

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

7. Fear no danger

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

8. See, see, your royal guest appears

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

9. Cupid only throws the dart

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

2. Shake the cloud

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

3. Ah, Belinda!

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

4. Grief increases by concealing

Henry Purcell

Z626:Dido and Aeneas

Sweeter than roses (Cm)

Henry Purcell

Z585:Pausanius

Music for a while (Am)

Henry Purcell

Z583:Oedipus

Music for a while (Am)

Henry Purcell

Z583:Oedipus

3. ‘Tis Nature’s Voice

Henry Purcell

Z328:Hail, bright Cecilia

Here the deities approve

Henry Purcell

Z339:Welcome to all the pleasures

0. The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

Sound the trumpet

Henry Purcell

Z325:Sound the trumpet

4. Now, fatal change

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

4. Now, fatal change

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

5. For whilst of thy dear sight

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

5. For whilst of thy dear sight

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

2. Why, fairest object of my love

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

2. Why, fairest object of my love

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

3. Me Judah’s daughters

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

3. Me Judah’s daughters

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

Now that the sun (GM)

Henry Purcell

Z193:An evening hymn

1. Tell me, some pitying angel

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

1. Tell me, some pitying angel

Henry Purcell

Z196:The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation

The Lark

Henry Lawes

Source unknown

Eile mich, Gott, zu erretten

Heinrich Schütz

SWV 282:Kleine Geistliche Konzerte

O süsser, o freundlicher

Heinrich Schütz

SWV 285:Kleine Geistliche Konzerte

Over the Rainbow

Harold Arlen

The Wizard of Oz

6. La stanghetta

Hans Newsidler

Ein Newgeordent Künstlich Lautenbuch, v.2

22. La Morra

Hans Newsidler

Ein Newgeordent Künstlich Lautenbuch, v.1

29. Von edler Art

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

31. Wo sol ich mich hinkehren

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

28. Zucht ehr und lob

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

27. Nach willen dein

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

25. Zart schönste Frau

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

18. Epode 16 – Altera iam bellis

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

19. Epode 17 – Iam, Iam efficaci dominus

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

16. Epode 13 – Horrida tempestas

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

17. Epode 14 – Mollis inertia

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

14. Epode 1 – Ibis liburnis

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

15. Epode 11 – Pecti, nihil me sicut

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

12. Ode 12 – Miserarum est

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

13. Ode 7 – Diffugere nives

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

11. Ode 18 – Non ebur neque aureum

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

9. Ode 9 – Vides ut alta

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

10. Ode 11 – Tu ne quaesieris

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

5. Ode 5 – Quis multa gracilis

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

6. Ode 6 – Scriberis vario

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

7. Ode 7 – Laudabunt alii

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

8. Ode 8 – Lydiadic, per omnes

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

3. Ode 3 – Sic te diva potens Cypri

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

4. Ode 4 – Solvitur acris hyems.

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

Von edler Art

Hans Judenkünig

Musica getutscht

2. Ode 2 – Iam satis terris

Hans Judenkünig

Utilis et Compendiaria Introductio

Amor ch’attendi

Giulio Caccini

Nuove Musiche

Aur’amorosa

Giulio Caccini

Nuove Musiche

O mio cor

Girolamo Frescobaldi

Aria musicale per cantarsi

Dadme Albriçias

Anonymous

Giralomo Scotto

Villancicos de diversos autores

36. Io vò gridando

Girolamo Conversi

Pratum Musicum

Che non fa

Giovanni Legrenzi

Cantate e canzonetta

Duetto buffo di due gatti

Gioacchino Rossini

Source unknown

2. Quelle pointe de jalousie

Antoine Boësset

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.7

65. Il est donc vray, volage

Pierre Guédron

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.5

60. Dialogue de l’Amour, et de Caron

Antoine Boësset

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.5

63. Berger, que pensés vous faire?

Pierre Guédron

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.4

64. Plainte d’un amant à l’Amour

Anonymous

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.4

66. Que ferés-vous, dites Madame

Anonymous

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.3

67. Patoureau, m’ayme tu bien?

Jean de Castro

Gabriel Bataille

Airs de Differents Auteurs, v.3

Sleep, slumb’ring eyes

Thomas Morley

GB-Och:Christ Church Library, Oxford

MS 439

Ave Rosa sine spinas

Robert Johnson

GB-Ob:Bodleian Library, Oxford

MS Don.c.57

Come away, thou lady gay

Robert Johnson

GB-Ob:Bodleian Library, Oxford

MS Don.c.57

Humble Pitie

Anonymous

GB-Ob:Bodleian Library

Canonici Misc.213

The Hunter’s Career

William Basse

GB-Lspencer:Private Library of Robert Spencer

Margaret Board lute book

This merry pleasant spring

Anonymous

GB-Lbl:British Library

ms.add 17786-91

Woods, rocks, and mountains

Robert Johnson

GB-Lbl:British Library

Add. MS 11608

How wretched is the state

Robert Johnson

GB-Cfm:Fitzwilliam Museum

MS Dc.1.69:John Bull MS

42. Come tread the paths

Anonymous

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

39. Mistrust misdeems amiss

Anonymous

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

41. A doleful, deadly pang

Nicholas Strogers

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

34. Alas, alack, my heart is woe

Anonymous

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

31. Ah, alas, you salt sea gods

Richard Farrant

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

26. How can the tree

Anonymous

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

28. Where griping grief

Richard Edwards

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

7. Je file

Philip van Wilder

GB-AB:National Library of Wales

ms 1G i.27:Brogyntyn lute book

55. O selve

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

56. O tempo, o ciel

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

51. Ahimè lasso

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

52. Vale diva

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

49. Ameni colli

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

42. Quella bella e biancho mano

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

43. Starala ben così

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

44. Ite caldi o miei suspiri

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

40. Quando andaratu

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

41. Dolermi sempre voglio

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

33. Chi non sa, chi non intende

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

34. Sotto un verde e alto cupresso

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

35. Chi promette è debitore

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

29. Spenta m’hai del petto amore

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

31. S’io son stato a ritornare

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

26. S’el partir m’increbe e dolse

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

27. Fate ben, gente cortese

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

28. Non si vedra

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

21. Io non manchi di fede

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

23. O bon egli

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

16. Come va il mondo

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

17. Passato e il tempo jocondo

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

18. Vidi hor cogliendo rose

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

19. Venimus e romerira

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

2. Deh, che me sa dir novella

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

13. He le nata aime colei

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

14. Poi che’l ciel

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

7. Occhi miei lassi

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

8. Per fuggir d’amor le punte

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

9. Se per colpa di vostro fero

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

11. Dopoi longe fatiche

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

3. Il bon nochier

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

1. Felice fu quel dì

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

2. Per dolor me bagno

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.2

67. Non son quel ch’io solea

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

68. Se ben il fin de la mia vita

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

69. Non si po qual chi si vole

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

64. Ti par gran maraveglia

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

59. Aime! Ch’io moro

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

62. Più non t’amo

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

55. Ala guerra

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

58. Poi che per fede

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

53. Poi ch’el ciel

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

47. La fortuna vol così

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

48. In hospitas per alpes

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

49. Se me grato il tuo tornare

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

42. Se de fede vengo ameno

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

45. Hor venduto ho la speranza

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

39. S’io gel dico che dirà?

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

33. Sera forsi ripreso

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

34. Chi vi dara più luce

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

29. Deus in adjutorium

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

28. Tu dormi, io veglio

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

22. Arma del mio valor

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

23. Lachrime e voi sospiri

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

24. Nasce l’aspro mio tormento

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

25. O mia cieca e dura sorte

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

17. Ho scoperto il tanto aperto

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

19. O diespietato tempo

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

20. Io cerco pur

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

21. Chi l’harebbe mai creduto

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

9. Haime! Per che m’hai privo?

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

11. Non peccando altri ch’el core

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

4. O dolce e lieto albergo

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

1. Afflitti spirti miei

Franciscus Bossinensis

Tenori e Contrabassi, v.1

20. With fragrant flowers

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

21. Come, all you that draw

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

18. Beauty sat bathing

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

19. Music, dear solace

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

17. Diaphenia

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

14. Thanks, gentle moon

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

11. You that pine

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

12. Look, mistress mine

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

13. Climb, O heart

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

8. Now let her change

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

9. Underneath a cypress shade

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

5. Whither so fast?

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

6. Rest, sweet nymphs

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

7. Ay me, she frowns

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

3. Can she disdain

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

4. Alas, fair face

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

2. My choice is made

Francis Pilkington

First Book of Songs

Piante Ombrose

Francesco Cavalli

La Calisto

107. Amours, amours

Hayne von Ghizeghem

F-Pn:National Library of France

Rés. Vmd ms.27:Thibault ms

108. Je ne fay plus

Gilles Mureau

F-Pn:National Library of France

Rés. Vmd ms.27:Thibault ms

62. Defecerunt Donna

Marchetto Cara

F-Pn:National Library of France

Rés. Vmd ms.27:Thibault ms

68. Vale, diva mia

Bartolomeo Tromboncino

F-Pn:National Library of France

Rés. Vmd ms.27:Thibault ms

52. Vale, diva mia

Bartolomeo Tromboncino

F-Pn:National Library of France

Rés. Vmd ms.27:Thibault ms

Villancico 11 – Mira, Juan

Esteban Daza

El Parnasso

Cancion 1 – Quan bienaventurado

Esteban Daza

El Parnasso

52. Vito dulcedo

Enriquez de Valderrábano

Silva de Sirenas

59. J’ai veu le cerf

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

60. Chantons, buvons

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

55. Amar donna ch’è bella

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

56. Het soude een meysken

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

58. Het voer een cuyper cuypen

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

53. Fiamenga freda

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

54. Vola, vola pensier

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

52. Ben mio, de dove sei?

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

41. Se la mia longa fede

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

40. Als ick u vinde

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

39. O villanella

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

34. Ecco ch’io lass’il core

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

35. Tre gratiosi amanti

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

32. Correte tutti quanti

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

33. Chi per voi non sospiro

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

29. D’un si bel foco

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

27. Susanne un jour

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

28. Comme la tourterelle

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

25. Le Rossignol

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

26. Tu dolce anima mia

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

22. Cara la vita mia

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

23. Primum potum bibe totum

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

20. Io vo gridando

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

21. Veni in hortum meum

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

18. Donna crudel

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

19. Io cantero di quel’ almo splendore

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

14. Madonna mia pietà

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

11. Appariran per me le stelle

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

13. O s’io potessi, donna

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

La terre les eaux

Guillaume Costeley

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

Appariran per me

Orlando di Lasso

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

Folle cor

Domenico Mazzocchi

Dialoghi e sonetti

31. Dixit Dominus domino

Diego Pisador

Libro de Musica de Vihuela

83. Warumb seindt die Studenten?

Petrus Fabricius

DK-Kk:Copenhagen Royal Library

ms Thott 841 40:Fabricius lute book

N’aurai-je jamais mieux que j’ay?

Robert Morton

D-Wla:Landeskirchlichesarchiv, Wolfenbüttel

MS. Extrav.287:Wolfenbüttel Chansonnier

Mein Fleiss und Müh

Ludwig Senfl

D-Usch:Shermar Library

Misc. 236 A

Mein eynigs A.

Paul Hofhaimer

D-Usch:Shermar Library

Misc. 236 A

Tröstlicher lieb

Paul Hofhaimer

D-Usch:Shermar Library

Misc. 236 A

Ach lieb, mit leid

Paul Hofhaimer

D-Usch:Shermar Library

Misc. 236 A

Von edler art

Jörg Schönfelder or Paul Hofhaimer

D-Usch:Shermar Library

Misc. 236 A

Augellin vago e canoro

Alessandro Scarlatti

D-MÜp:Diözesanbibliothek, Münster

Santini Sammlung Hs. 3975

O rosetta che rosetta

Claudio Monteverdi

Scherzi musicali SV237

Addio, Roma

Claudio Monteverdi

L’incoronazione di Poppea SV308

Zefiro Torna

Claudio Monteverdi

Madrigali

Pur ti miro

Claudio Monteverdi

L’incoronazione di Poppea SV308

Alma redemptoris mater

Chiara Margarita Cozzolani

Concerti Sacri, Opus 2

O gloriosa domina

Chiara Margarita Cozzolani

Concerti Sacri, Opus 2

Quis audivit unquam tale

Chiara Margarita Cozzolani

Concerti sacri and Salmi, Opus 3

Bone Jesu, fons amoris

Chiara Margarita Cozzolani

Concerti Sacri, Opus 2

O dulcis Jesu

Chiara Margarita Cozzolani

Concerti Sacri, Opus 2

26. Giusta negativa

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

Laudate Dominum

Claudio Monteverdi

Bartolomeo Magni

Selva morale e spirituale SV272

22. Amor dormiglione

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

16. L’amante segreto

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

11. La travagliata

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

7. Chimata à nuovi amori

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

9. La vendetta

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

10. L’amante bugiardo

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

4. Costume di grandi

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

5. La fanciuletta semplice

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariette, e duetti

A donna bella e crudele

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariete a una, due, e tre voci

5. Con male nuove

Barbara Strozzi

Cantate, ariete a una, due, e tre voci

39. Plus nulz regrets

Josquin des Prez

B-Br:Belgium Royal Library

MS 228

22. Ich schrei und rieff

Arnolt Schlick?

Arnolt Schlick

Tabulaturen Etlicher lobgesang und lidlein

19. Vil hinderlist

Arnolt Schlick?

Arnolt Schlick

Tabulaturen Etlicher lobgesang und lidlein

17. Hertzliebstes Bild

Arnolt Schlick?

Arnolt Schlick

Tabulaturen Etlicher lobgesang und lidlein

16. Cupido hat im je erdacht

Arnolt Schlick?

Arnolt Schlick

Tabulaturen Etlicher lobgesang und lidlein

Quelle pointe de jalousie

Antoine Boësset

Ballade du Roi

Quelle pointe de jalousie

Antoine Boësset

Ballade du Roi

Objet dont les charmes si doux

Antoine Boësset

Airs de Cours avec le tabulature de leut

26. Nisi Dominus

Alonso Mudarra

Tres Libros de Musica, v.3

27. Exurge quare obdormis

Alonso Mudarra

Tres Libros de Musica, v.3

1. Pater noster

Alonso Mudarra

Tres Libros de Musica, v.3

28. Tell me, O love

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

12-14. Sing we then heroic grace

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

18-20. If all these Cupids

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

26. Fair cruel nymph

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

24. Unconstant love

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

25. O eyes, O mortal stars

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

22. Had those that dwell

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

23. If all the ages of the earth

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

17. Shall I seek to ease my grief

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

21. So beauty on the waters stood

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

16. Fly from the world

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

12-14. Sing we then heroic grace

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

15. With what new thoughts

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

10. I am a lover

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

11. Why stays the bridegroom

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

9. Drown not with tears

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

7. So, so, leave off

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

8. Young and simple

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

5. Fain I would

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

6. Come, my Celia

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

4. Dear, when to thee

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

1. Like hermit poor

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

2. Come home

Alfonso Ferrabosco II

Ayres

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Alessandro Stradella

La Circe

Madonna, qual certezza

Adrian Willaert

Intavolatura de li madrigali di Verdeletto

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