vocal – Lute Music

Shall I sue?

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Toss not my soul

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Clear or cloudy

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Humour, say what mak’st thou here?

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

White as lilies was her face

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

A shepherd in a shade

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Faction that ever dwells

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Now cease, my wandering eyes

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Come, ye heavy states of night

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

O sweet woods!

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

If floods of tears

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Fine knacks for ladies

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Time’s eldest son, old age

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Praise blindness, eyes

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Time’s eldest son, old age

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Time’s eldest son, old age

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Mourn! Day is with darkness fled

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Sorrow, stay

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Die not before thy day

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Flow, my tears

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

I saw my lady weep

John Dowland

Ayres, v.2

Away with those self-loving lads

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Awake Sweet Love

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Come, heavy sleep

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Come again, sweet love doth now invite

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

His golden locks

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me?

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Would my conceit

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Sleep, wayward thoughts

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

All ye, whom love or fortune

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Rest awhile, you cruel cares

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Think’st thou then by thy feigning

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Come away, come sweet love

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Burst forth, my tears

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Go, crystal tears

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Can she excuse my wrongs?

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Now, O now I needs must part

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Dear, if you change

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

If my complaints

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Who ever thinks or hopes of love

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

My thoughts are winged with hopes

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

Unquiet Thoughts

John Dowland

Ayres, v.1

47. Del crud’ amor

Emanuel Adriaenssen

Pratum Musicum

35. Sie ist die sich heldt

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

37. Kein ding [a]uff erden

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

38. Mein freud allein

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

39. Frindtlicher heldt

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

33. Die brünlin die da fliessen

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

34. Unfall wann ist deins wesens gnug

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

27. O sia potesi Tanna

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

28. Date syceram merentibus

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

30. Helas, [amy]

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

29. He he, das neüw jar,
Gott geb der aller Liebsten

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

23. Ick sege adieu

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

24. Incessament [mon pauvre cueur]

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

25. Qui son heritier

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

18. En esperant

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

19. Il ont mesdit

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

20. Mon petit [cueur]

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

21. D’amour me plai[n]s

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

22. Et factus est

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

13. Doulce memoire

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

14. Vous perdes temps

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

16. Si la fortune

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

17. Le departir

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

9. Contre raison

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

10. Aupres de vous

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

11. Mauldit soye

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

12. Vivre ne puis

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

4. Cest a Faux

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

5. Quando io penso alli martirio

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

6. Je prens en gré

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

7. Doeul double doeul

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

8. Si par souffrir

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

Crazy

Willie Nelson

Source unknown

3. Pour ung plasier

Wolff Heckel

Discant Lautten Buch

Three Merry Men

Anonymous

William Shakespeare

Twelfth Night II-3

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

Where the bee sucks

Robert Johnson

William Shakespeare

A Tempest V-1

Ah, Robyn, gentle Robyn

William Cornysh

Source unknown

22. Come live with me and be my love

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

18. Fly swift, my thoughts

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

15. When I was born

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

17. We yet agree

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

13. As by a fountain

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

12. Man, like a prophet

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

7. Down, down, proud mind

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

4. ‘Tis true, ’tis day

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

5. Dear, though your mind

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.2

1. Each lovely grace

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

7. Sweet Cupid

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

8. Vain is all this world’s contention

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

5. Sweet, let me go

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

6. He that hath no mistress

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

3. Sweet, restrain these showers

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

4. If streams of tears

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

1. Sink down, proud thoughts

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

2. Some can flatter

William Corkine

Ayres to Sing and Play, v.1

21. Cosi nel mio cantar

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

22. Giunto m’ha amor

Orlando di Lasso

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

23. Nella più verde piaggia

Ippolito Ciera

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

24. Zeffiro torna

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

17. Questa leggiadra

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

18. Io mi son giovinetta

Domenico Ferrabosco

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

19. Deh non fuggir

Ippolito Ciera

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

20. O familice inique

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

14. Nasce la gioia mia

Jan Nasco

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

15. Dove tocca costei

Jan Nasco

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

16. Dapoi che sotto il ciel

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

10. Vel puo giurar amor

Vincenzo Ferro

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

11. Chiare fresche e dolci acque

Jacques Arcadelt

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

6. Com’havra vit’Amor

Vincenzo Ruffo

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

7. Ahi, chi mi da consiglio

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

8. Baciami, vita mia

Domenico Ferrabosco

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

9. Mordimi questa lingua

Giovanni del Cartolaio

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

2. Pur mi consola

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

3. Gl’occhi in vaghiro al’hor’

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

4. Ne mi lece ascoltar

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

5. Pur mi consola

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

1. Ahi bella liberte

Alessandro Romano

Vincenzo Galilei

Intavolature de Lauto, v.1

50. En veulx qui de non

Francesco da Milano

Vincenzo Galilei

Fronimo Dialogo

11. Exaltabo te, Domine

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

12. Qui habitat in adjutorio

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

7. Circumdederunt me viri mendaces

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

8. Cantibus organicus

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

9. Domine, si tu es

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

10. Venite, filii

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

5. Jesu, nomen sanctissimum

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

6. Erravi sicut ovis

Valentin Bakfark

Harmoniarum Musicarum, v.1

Greensleeves

Anonymous

Unknown

Traditional 16th Century popular song

Joseph, lieber Joseph mein

Anonymous

Unknown

Traditional German

Robin is to the green wood gone

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

Humilde se acerca

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

The pretty, sweet Jinny

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

Go from my Window

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

Daphne

Anonymous

Unknown

Source unknown

64. Villanella di Spagna

Anonymous

US-SFsc:San Francisco State Leonard Library

ms m2.1.m3:De Bellis MS

Suite for lute in Eb major

Jacobus?

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Harrach Collection

Away, delights

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4257:John Gamble, his booke

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

Dear, do not your fair beauty wrong

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4175:Ann Twice lute Book

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

Arm, arm, arm

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4041

Come, heavy sleep

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4041

O, let us howl

Robert Johnson

US-Nyp:New York Public Library, Music Division

Drexel MS 4041

26. Gassenhauer

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 31

20. Ich klag den tag

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 31

21. La mais le maÿ meray mason

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 31

15. Gassenhauer

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 31

17. Gassenhauer

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 31

41. (12) ¿Un wynste unst vetorne?

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 13:Braye Lutebook

23. C’est grand tort

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 13:Braye Lutebook

9. Sith I have you seen

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 13:Braye Lutebook

1. A songe

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 13:Braye Lutebook

2. The tender love that dreadeth loss

Anonymous

US-NHub:Beinecke Library

Osborne Music MS 13:Braye Lutebook

12. Susanne un jour

Anonymous

US-NH:Yale University Music Library

Music deposit 1:Wickhambrook_lute_ms

10. [Ma pauvre bourse]

Philip van Wilder

US-NH:Yale University Music Library

Music deposit 1:Wickhambrook_lute_ms

11. Si vous voulez

Anonymous

US-NH:Yale University Music Library

Music deposit 1:Wickhambrook_lute_ms

Comme femme desconfortée

Gilles Binchois

US-NH:Yale University Music Library

MS 91:Mellon Chansonnier

9. Pavane francese 1

Vincenzo Capirola

US-Cn:Newberry Library

VM 140.C25:Capirola lute book

Douce memoire

Pierre Sandrin

Tylman Susato

Second livre de chansons à quatre parties

1. La Villanella

Vincenzo Capirola

US-Cn:Newberry Library

VM 140.C25:Capirola lute book

Si des haulx cieulx

Thomas Crécquillon

Tylman Susato

Premier livre des chancons a quatre parties

Mille regretz

Josquin des Prez

Tylman Susato

L’Unzieme livre

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

Thirsis and Milla

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Fair in a morn

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Absence, hear thou

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Come, sorrow, come

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Love winged my hopes

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

What if my mistress

Thomas Morley

First book of airs

Can I forget what reason’s force

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

10. Now shall I then describe

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

9. There is a lady, sweet and kind

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

7. Fair, sweet, cruel

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

8. Since first I saw your face

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

6. Come, Phyllis

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

5. Go, passions, to the cruel fair

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

4. Now I see thy looks were feigned

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

3. Unto the temple

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

2. What then is love?

Thomas Ford

Musicke of sundrie kindes

1. Not full twelve years

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

Je ne fais rien

Thomas Crécquillon

Source unknown

Silly boy, ’tis full moon yet

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Never love unless you can

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Come, O come, my life’s delight

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Could my heart

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Sleep, angry beauty

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

O sweet delight

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Thus I resolve

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Be thou then my beauty

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Fire! Fire!

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Shall I come, sweet love?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Thrice toss these oaken ashes

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Fire that must flame

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

If thou long’st so much

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Now winter nights

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Awake, thou Spring

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

What is it all?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Break now, my heart

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

If Love loves truth

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

Kind are her answers

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

So tired are all my thoughts

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Why presumes thy pride?

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Now let her change

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Were my heart as some men’s are

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Maids are simple

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Oft have I sighed

Thomas Campion

Third book of ayres

Time, that leads the fatal round

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Triumph now with joy and mirth

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Shows and nightly revels

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Move now with measured sound

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Now hath Flora

Thomas Campion

The description of a masque

Where shall I refuge seek?

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Her rosy cheeks

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

A secret love or two

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Come, you pretty

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Come away

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

Pined I am and like to die

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

There is none, O none but you

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

Give beauty all her right

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Fain would I my love disclose

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

Harden now thy tired heart

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

How eas’ly wert thou chained

Thomas Campion

Second book of ayres

Your fair looks

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Fain Would I Wed

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Vain men whose follies

Thomas Campion

Second 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

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

Since she, even she

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

Dear, if I with guile

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

O Love, where are thy shafts?

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Beauty is but a painted hell

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Are you what your fair looks express?

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

Every dame affects good fame

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

Respect my faith

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

All looks be pale

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Leave prolonging thy distress

Thomas Campion

Fourth book of ayres

Jack and Joan

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Seek the Lord

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Lighten heavy heart thy spright

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Come, cheerful day

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Sing a song of joy

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

Lo, when back mine eye

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Lift up to heaven, sad wretch

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Never weather-beaten sail

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Wise men patience never want

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Most sweet and pleasing

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Tune thy music to thy heart

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

To music bent is my retired mind

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Bravely decked, come forth

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

When thou must home

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Come let us sound with melody

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Author of light

Thomas Campion

First book of ayres

Mistress, since you so much desire

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Your fair looks

Thomas Campion

Ayres

The man of life upright

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Hark, all you ladies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Thou art not fair

Thomas Campion

Ayres

See where she flies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Blame not my cheeks

Thomas Campion

Ayres

When the merry god of love

Thomas Campion

Ayres

The cypress curtain of the night

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Follow your Saint

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Fair, if you expect admiring

Thomas Campion

Ayres

8. It fell on a summer’s day

Thomas Campion

Ayres

When to her lute Corinna sings

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Turn back, you wanton flyer

Thomas Campion

Ayres

My love hath vowed

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Follow thy fair sun

Thomas Campion

Ayres

3. I care not for these ladies

Thomas Campion

Ayres

My sweetest Lesbia

Thomas Campion

Ayres

Though you are young

Thomas Campion

Ayres

24. Te deus noster

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

25. Nuncium vobis fero de supernis

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

26. Tityre tu patulae

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

19. S’io canto

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

20. Madonna mia pietà

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

21. La cortesia

Sixt Kargel

Novae Elegantissimae Gallicae

22. Quanto debbe allegrasse

Sixt Kargel

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23. Laetentur coeli

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15. Non è lasso martire

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16. La bella netta

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18. Et io qual fui

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11. J’ay un mary

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12. Suzanne ung jour

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13. J’attends le temps

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14. Est-il possible?

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6. Fleur de quinze ans

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7. Je ne veulx rien

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8. Bonjour, mon coeur

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9. Le temps peult bien

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10. Quant mon mary

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5. Las voulez vous

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47. Mein Hoffnung stehet zu dir allein

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48. Ach, herre Gott

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41. Si fe cristallo

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42. Se tu pensasti

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43. Sio fusse [ciaul’et tu lo campanile]

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44. Ich ruff zu dir, hilff mir O trewer Gott

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45. Gott ist mein Schutz

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37. Io cantarei d´amor

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38. Per pianto [la mia carne]

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39. Con lei fuss’io

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40. Se ben l´empia mia sorte

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32. A Dieu de lion

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33. Esperant d’avoir

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34. Mon coeur se recommande à vous

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35. Susanne ung Jour

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36. Queste non son più lagrime

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28. Qui veult du ciel

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29. De qui plus tost

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30. Qui souhaités

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31. Ce faux amour

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24. Confitemini Domino

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25. Surge propera, [amica mea]

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26. Amour, parte[z]

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27. Les yeux qui me sceurent

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20. Expurgate [vetus fermentum]

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21. Gustate et videt[e]

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22. Fili, honora Dominum

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23. Ille Dies redit

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14. Surrexit pastor bonus

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15. Deus Canticum novum

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16. Exultent et l[a]etentur

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17-18. Benedicam Dominum

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19. Benedicam Dominum

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10. Omnia quae fecisti

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11. De ore prudentis

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13. Surrexit pastor bonus

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7. In te, Domine, speravi

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8. In te, Domine, speravi

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9. Gaudete filiae Jerusalem

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67. Canzone 1

Simone Molinaro

Intavolatura di Liuto, v.1

35. Mais pourquoy

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

36. Si de beau [coup]

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

37. Dames [d’honneur]

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

31. Il ciel che rado

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

32. J’ay veu que j’estois

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

33. Ce qui est plus en ce monde

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

34. Veu le grief mal

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

27. Donna, s[e] fiera stella

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

28. Occhi miei lassi

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

29. O, s’il potessi, donna

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

30. Lasciar il velo

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

23. Sancte Paule apostole

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

24. Deus canticum novum

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

25. Domine deus omnipotens

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

26. Madonna, s’il morire

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

20. Magnum hereditatis

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

21. Benedictus dominus deus israel

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

22. Puer qui natus est

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

17. Tua es[t] potentia

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

18. Ne proiicias nos

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

19. Gaudent in celis

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

14. Stabat mater

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

15. Vita in ligno moritur

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

16. Aspice domine

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

12. Circu[m]dederunt me

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

13. Descendi in [h]ortum meum

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

10. Sancta Maria

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

11.Pr[a]eter rerum [seriem]

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

7. Pater noster

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

8. Ave Maria

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

9. Benedicta es [coelorum Regina]

Simon Gintzler

Intabolatura de Lauto, v.1

Piangono al pianger mio

Sigismondo d’India

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

La Gerusalemme liberata, canto XIX.107

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

75. Ung gay bergiere

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

Tabulaturbuch auff die Lauten

76. Pour ung plaisir

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73. Se pur ti guardo

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74. Pour ung helas

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71. Petite fleur

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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72. Occhi miei lassi

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68. Non come fisti

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69. Quand io pens ala martire

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70. Ahime, dov’è’l bel viso?

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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65. So wünsch ich ir ein gute Nacht

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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66. Und wer der Winter noch so kalt

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63. Ich armes Keützlein kleine

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64. Dort niden an dem Rheyne

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60. Ich schwing mein Horn ins Jamerthal

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61. Was seltzam ist man außerlist

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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62. Sih Paurenknecht laß Tröslein stahn

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58. Die Weyber mit den Floehen

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59. Ein Abt den wöll wir weyhen

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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57. Fraw, ich bin euch von Hertzen hold

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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54. Die aller holdseligst auff erden

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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55. Ich armes Meydlein klag mich sehr

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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56. Sih Lieb, ich muß dich lassen

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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52. Mein Freüd allein

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53. Mein selbs bin ich nicht gewaltig mehr

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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49. Ach Lieb mit Leid

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50.Tröstlicher Lieb

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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51. Ich weiß nit wie es komen mag

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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46. Mag ich, Herzlieb, erwerben dich

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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47. Mein selbs bin ich nicht gewaltig mehr

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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48. Freundtlicher Held

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44. Jetzt bringt Sanct Martin

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45. Der ehelich Stand ist billich genannt

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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42. Glück mit der Zeit

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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43. Mancher wünschet im grosses gut

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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31. Herr Gott lass dich erbarmen

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27. Aspice, domine

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28. Impetum Inimicorum

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21. Si bona suscepimus

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19. Alleluia Confitemini

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16. Spiritus Domini

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17. Sancta Trinitas

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14. Absalon, fili me

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8. Si bona suscepimus

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6. Jerusalem luge

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5. Inviolata integra

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2. Praeter rerum seriem

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3. Benedicta es coelorum

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4. Stabat mater dolorosa

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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1. Pater Noster

Sebastian Ochsenkuhn

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172. Come viver poss’io se non vita

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