An Elizabethan song book [music] : lute songs, madrigals and rounds/ music edited by Noah Greenberg ; text edited by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman.

Auden, W. H. (Wystan Hugh), 1907-1973
Titre
An Elizabethan song book [music] : lute songs, madrigals and rounds/ music edited by Noah Greenberg ; text edited by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman.
Description
1 miniature score (xxix, 243 p.)
Notes
Principally for voice and piano.
 
Includes indexes.
Contenu
Content: SONGS : Sweet was the song / John Attey -- If ever haples woman -- Of all the birds -- Whither runeth my sweethart / John Bartlet -- I care not for these ladies -- Followe thy faire sunne -- Turne backe you wanton flyer -- Follow your Saint -- Faire, if you expected admiring -- Harke al you ladies -- When thou must home -- Never weather-beaten Saile -- Jacke and Jone -- All lookes be pale -- What harvest halfe so sweet is -- Though your strangenesse frets my hart -- Kinde are here answeres -- Breake now my heart and dye -- Now Winter nights enlarge -- If thou longst so much to learne -- Thrice tosse these oaken ashes -- Fire, Fire -- Silly boy 'tis ful Moone -- So quicke, so hot, so mad -- To his sweet Lute -- Think'st thou to seduce me then / Thomas Campian -- Wandring in this place -- Down in a valley -- Everie bush now springing / Michael Cavendish -- Two lovers sat lamenting / William Corkine -- Tyme cruell tyme / John Danyel -- Who ever thinks or hopes -- If my complaints -- Can Shee excuse my wrongs -- Dear, if you change -- Go christall teares -- His golden locks time hath to silver turnde -- Come away, come sweet love -- Away with these selfe loving lads -- Come heavy sleepe -- I saw my Lady weepe -- Flow my teares -- Fine knacks for ladies -- O sweet woods -- In darknesse let mee dwell -- Weepe you no more -- The lowest trees have tops / John Dowland -- Come my Celia -- So,so, leave off this last lamenting kisse -- So beautie on the waters stood / Alfonso Ferrabosco -- What then is love -- Since first I saw your face -- There is a ladie sweet and kind / Thomas Ford -- What is beauty but a breath / Thomas Greaves -- Tobacco is like love -- Fain would I change that note / Tobias Hume -- When love on time and measure makes his ground -- Dreames and imaginations -- Now what is love -- Beauty sate bathing -- Goe to bed sweete Muze -- Love is a bable -- What if I sped -- Sweet if you like and love me stil -- Sweete Kate -- Will Saide to his mammy -- In Sherwood livde stout Robin Hood -- Ite caldi sospiri -- There was a wyly ladde / Robert Jones -- Misteresse mine -- It was a lover and his lasse -- Faire in a morne / Thomas Morley -- Now peep, boe peep -- Rest sweet Nimphs / Francis Pilkington -- When Laura smiles / Philip Rosseter. -- MADRIGALS AND ROUNDS: Hey ho, to the Greenwood -- Jolly shepherd -- Now God be with old Simeon -- Musing -- To Portsmouth -- Sing we now merrily -- O lusty May / David Melvill -- Doe you not know / Thomas Morley -- Adew sweet Amarillis / John Wilbye.
Cote
782.4 E43 1956
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