An Elizabethan song book : lute songs, madrigals, and rounds /

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Music for voice, lute, viola da gamba and recorder from the English Renaissance /

Table of Contents: “…Oxenford / Anonymous -- Dear if you change / Dowland -- Ungaresca / Anonymous -- Cease leaden slumber dreaming / Hume -- Amarilli mia bella / Caccini -- Recercata primera / Ortiz -- In darkness let me dwell / Dowland -- Volt and la primavera / Anonymous -- When to her lute Corina sings / Campion -- Pastime with good company / Henry the VIII -- Rest sweet nymphs / Pilkington: Campion -- Soldiers song / Hume -- Can she excuse my wrongs / Dowland -- Wolsey's wilde / Byrd -- Come again sweet love doth now invite / Dowland -- Martin said to his man ; Fortune my Foa / Anonymous -- Recercata segunda / Ortiz -- Tobacco / Hume -- Sorrow, stay / Dowland -- Sweet Kate / Jones -- Bransle de Malte / Anonymous -- Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs / Campion -- I saw my lady weepe / Dowland -- Greensleeves / Anonymous.…”
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Musick from Shakespeare's plays / by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616

Table of Contents: “…. -- O mistress mine / Thomas Morley -- O mistris mine / William Byrd -- Full fathom five ; Where the bee sucks, there suck I / Robert Johnson -- Can she excuse / John Dowland -- The frog galliard / Thomas Morley -- Go from my window / Richard Alison.…”

The dark is my delight and other 16th century lute songs

Table of Contents: “…Come again, sweet love doth now invite (2:44) ; His golden locks time hath to silver turn'd (3:14) ; Flow my tears (4:07) ; It was a time when silly bees could speak (2:26) ; Sorrow, stay! (3:30) ; Can she excuse my wrongs (2:45) ; A shepherd in a shade his plaining made (2:53) ; Time stands still (4:10) ; Go, crystal tears (3:15) ; I saw my lady weep (5:19) ; Away with these self-loving lads (2:45) / John Dowland -- Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs (2:55) ; Author of light, revive my dying sprite (3:03) ; Come let us sound with melody the praises (1:57) ; Oft have I sigh'd for him that hears me not (3:41) ; Turn back, you wanton flyer (1:46) / Thomas Campion -- Popular songs: This merry pleasant spring (2:11) ; There were three ravens (4:07) ; The dark is my delight (1:06) ; Willow song (5:12) ; Miserere my Maker (3:34) ; Where the bee sucks (1:10) ; O death, rock me asleep (4:13).…”

Renaissance favorites for guitar /

Table of Contents: “…The woods so wild / William Byrd (4:07) -- Lost is my liberty / anon. (1:58) -- Fantasia (3:52) ; Semper Dowland semper Dolens (Pavan) (3:48) ; Dowland's galliard (1:50) ; Melancholy galliard (2:29) ; Lady Hunsdon's puffe (Almain) (1:24) ; Lachrime (Pavan) (4:43) ; The most sacred Queen Elizabeth, her galliard (1:30) ; Go from my window (Setting of a ballad) (2:55) ; Come away (Come again) (2:21) ; Can she excuse (Galliard) (1:26) ; Piper's pavan (4:09) ; Captain Digorie Piper's galliard (1:23) ; Fancy no. 1 (2:05) ; Fancy no. 2 (2:38) / John Dowland -- Fantasia XIII (2:39) ; Ricercare III (1:26) ; Fantasia VI (1:26) ; Ricercare LVII (2:39) / Francesco Canova da Milano -- Peschatore che va cantando (1:28) ; Saltarello de la Preditta (1:02) / Pietro Paolo Borrono -- Piva (1:38) / Joan Ambrosio Dalza.…”
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A treatise concernynge the diuision betwene the spiritualtie and temporaltie by Saint German, Christopher, 1460?-1540

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A treatise concernynge the diuision betwene the spiritualtie and temporaltie by Saint German, Christopher, 1460?-1540

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A treatise concernynge the diuision betwene the spiritualtie and temporaltie by Saint German, Christopher, 1460?-1540

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Anno XXXII. Henrici Octaui. : In the Parlyament begon at Westm[inster], the. XXVIII. of Apryll, the. XXXI. yere of the reygne of the moste excellent, moste hygh, and mooste myghtye...

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A protestation made for the moste mighty and mooste redoubted kynge of Englande. : &c. and his hole counsell and clergie wherin is declared, that neyther his hyghnes, nor his prela... by Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547

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A protestation made for the most mighty and moste redoubted kynge of Englande. &c. and his hole counsell and clergie, : wherin is declared, that neyther his hyghenes, nor his prela... by Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547

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An epistle of the most myghty and redouted Prynce Henry the .viii. by the grace of God Kynge of Englande and of Fraunce, lorde of Irlande, defender of the faith, and supreme heed o... by Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547

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Elizabethan & Jacobean music : airs & instrumental music of England.

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