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O let me weep, lines 629/40

O let me weep, Z. 629/40

Purcell: Music for a While

7:32

2

If music be the food of love, song, line 379

If music be the food of love, song, Z. 379

Purcell: Music for a While

2:23

3

The Indian Queen I attempt from Love's sickness

The Indian Queen I attempt from Love's sickness

Purcell: Music for a While

2:3

4

Fairest Isle, lines 628/38

Fairest Isle, Z. 628/38

Purcell: Music for a While

2:48

5

Sweeter than roses, line 585/1

Sweeter than roses, Z. 585/1

Purcell: Music for a While

3:22

6

Not all my torments can your pity move, line 400

Not all my torments can your pity move, Z. 400

Purcell: Music for a While

2:

7

Thrice Happy Lovers, Z. 629/39bc

Thrice Happy Lovers, Z. 629/39bc

Purcell: Music for a While

2:53

8

Now that the sun hath veiled his light, line 193

Now that the sun hath veiled his light, Z. 193

Purcell: Music for a While

5:6

9

From rosie bow'rs, Z. 578/9

From rosie bow'rs, Z. 578/9

Purcell: Music for a While

7:14

10

O lead me to some peaceful gloom, line 574/17

O lead me to some peaceful gloom, Z. 574/17

Purcell: Music for a While

2:56

11

Retired from any mortal's sight, Z. 581/1

Retir'd from any mortal's sight, Z. 581/1

Purcell: Music for a While

2:55

12

Music for a While, line 583/2

Music for a While, Z. 583/2

Purcell: Music for a While

4:4

13

Since from my dear Astrea's sight, line 627/App2

Since from my dear Astrea's sight, Z. 627/App2

Purcell: Music for a While

3:59

14

O solitude, my sweetest choice, line 406

O solitude, my sweetest choice, Z. 406

Purcell: Music for a While

5:54

15

Clément Janequin

Clément Janequin

This month of May, M. 1/10

Ce moys de may, M. 1/10

Madrigal Masterpieces

48

16

Clément Janequin

Clément Janequin

Listen everyone kindly, Mr. 1/3

Escoutez tous gentilz, M. 1/3

Madrigal Masterpieces

5:51

17

Orlande de Lassus

Orlande de Lassus

Mon Coeur se recommande, B. xiii/15 (p. xiv/15)

Mon Coeur se recommande, B. xiii/15 (S. xiv/15)

Madrigal Masterpieces

1:52

18

Orlande de Lassus

Orlande de Lassus

Matona mia cara, villanelle for 4 voices, p. x/93

Matona mia cara, villanelle for 4 voices, S. x/93

Madrigal Masterpieces

2:15

19

The arc warmed the midday sol (The third book of madrigals for 5 voices)

Scaldava il sol di mezzo giorno l'arco (Il terzo libro de madrigali a 5 voci)

Madrigal Masterpieces

2:15

20

Lullaby, my sweet little baby

Lullaby, my sweet little baby

Madrigal Masterpieces

4:

21

Behold, therefore I will die, W. 4/59

Ecco, morirò dunque, W. 4/59

Madrigal Masterpieces

1:47

22

When David Heard That Absalom Was Slain

When David Heard That Absalom Was Slain

Madrigal Masterpieces

3:29

23

Clément Janequin

Clément Janequin

To this lovely month of May, M. 3/97

A ce joly moys de May, M. 3/97

Madrigal Masterpieces

4:51

24

English Traditional

English Traditional

An Acre of Land

An Acre of Land

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

1:32

25

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Lover's Ghost

The Lover's Ghost

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

3:25

26

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

John Dory

John Dory

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:25

27

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Jolly Plowboy

The Jolly Ploughboy

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

1:9

28

Christmas Traditional

Christmas Traditional

The Gloucester Wassail Song

The Gloucester Wassail Song

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:34

29

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Down by the Riverside

Down by the Riverside

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

1:35

30

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Bushes and briars

Bushes and briars

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:57

31

English Traditional

English Traditional

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

4:21

32

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:15

33

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ward the Pirate

Ward the Pirate

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:48

34

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Painful Plow

The Painful Plough

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

3:53

35

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Cuckoo and the Nightingale

The Cuckoo and the Nightingale

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

2:2

36

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Folk Songs Of Britain

3:6

37

English Traditional

English Traditional

Altus: From Castrato to Countertenor

3:15

38

Man is made for the woman, Z. 605/3

Man is for the woman made, Z. 605/3

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:17

39

Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, room 273

Sir Walter enjoying his damsel, Z. 273

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:43

40

To thee and to a maid, line 283

To thee and to a maid, Z. 283

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:37

41

Fie, nay prithee, John, catch, ZD 100 "Chiding Catch"

Fie, nay prithee, John, catch, ZD 100 "Chiding Catch"

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:24

42

Once, twice, thrice, I Julia tried, Z. 265

Once, twice, thrice, I Julia tried, Z. 265

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:45

43

When the cock begins to crow, ZD 172

When the cock begins to crow, ZD 172

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:49

44

Under this stone read Gabriel John, Z. 286

Under this stone lies Gabriel John, Z. 286

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:57

45

Lord Mornington

Lord Mornington

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:26

46

Had she not cared enough

Had she not care enough

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:10

47

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:36

48

William Cornysh

William Cornysh

Oh Robin!

Ah, Robin!

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:24

49

Bess Black

Bess Black

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:39

50

English Traditional

English Traditional

Folk Songs and Ballads

36

51

Wine works wonders

Wine does wonder

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:35

52

William Cornysh

William Cornysh

Hoyda, joker rutterkin

Hoyda, jolly rutterkin

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:24

53

An ape, a lion, a fox, and an ass, line 241

An ape, a lion, a fox, and an ass, Z. 241

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:28

54

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:17

55

Fair and ugly, false and true

Fair and ugly, false and true

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:38

56

Thomas Ravenscroft

Thomas Ravenscroft

We are soldiers three

We be soldiers three

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:42

57

Lures, falconers, lures!

Lure, falconers, lure!

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:36

58

Sing Fair Clorinda

Sing Fair Clorinda

Folk Songs and Ballads

3:35

59

Benjamin Rogers

Benjamin Rogers

In the merry month of May

In the merry month of May

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:45

60

Benjamin Rogers

Benjamin Rogers

True Englishmen

True Englishmen

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:34

61

Reginald Spofforth

Reginald Spofforth

The Bee and the Snake, glee club song (after Marcello)

L'ape e la serpe, glee club song (after Marcello)

Folk Songs and Ballads

4:12

62

Luffman Atterbury

Luffman Atterbury

As t' other day

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:45

63

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

The street plot

The street intrigue

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:9

64

Bartholomew Fair

Bartholomew Fair

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:37

65

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

He that will keep an alehouse

He that will an alehouse keep

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:23

66

The self-banished

The self-banish'd

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:34

67

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

Inigo Jones

Inigo Jones

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:43

68

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

Which is the proper day to drink

Which is the properest day to drink

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:53

69

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:28

70

English Anonymous

English Anonymous

Sumer is icumen in

Sumer is icumen in

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:46

71

John Cooper

John Cooper

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:42

72

The captive lovers

The captive lovers

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:54

73

Young Colin cleaving of a beam, line 291

Young Colin cleaving of a beam, Z. 291

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:14

74

If all be true that I do think, line 255

If all be true that I do think, Z. 255

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:17

75

Folk Songs and Ballads

3:22

76

These are the cries of London Town

These are the cries of London Town

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:26

77

Thomas Ravenscroft

Thomas Ravenscroft

New Oysters

New Oysters

Folk Songs and Ballads

54

78

The cries of London

The cries of London

Folk Songs and Ballads

10:26

79

Thomas Ravenscroft

Thomas Ravenscroft

Folk Songs and Ballads

51

80

Thomas Ravenscroft

Thomas Ravenscroft

New Oysters

New Oysters

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:13

81

Muffins ho!

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:16

82

English Traditional

English Traditional

Quarter to Penny

A quart a penny

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:16

83

English Traditional

English Traditional

I can mend your tubs and pans

I can mend your tubs and pails

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:12

84

Do you have any work for the tinker?

Have you any work for the tinker?

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:33

85

Thomas Ravenscroft

Thomas Ravenscroft

Brooms for Old Shoes

Brooms for Old Shoes

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:10

86

The Cries of London

The Cries of London

Folk Songs and Ballads

6:33

87

Luffman Atterbury

Luffman Atterbury

One a penny, two a penny

One a penny, two a penny

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:32

88

The Angler's Song: Man's life is but vain, for 'tis subject to pain

The Angler's Song: Man's life is but vain, for 'tis subject to pain

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:6

89

Jonathan Battishill

Jonathan Battishill

Here on his back

Here on his back

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:22

90

English Traditional

English Traditional

The Three Ravens

The Three Ravens

Folk Songs and Ballads

3:22

91

English Traditional

English Traditional

How Should I Know Your True Love?

How Should I Your True Love Know?

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:43

92

English Traditional

English Traditional

Sweet Nightingale

Sweet Nightingale

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:16

93

British Isles Traditional

British Isles Traditional

I Will Give My Love to Apple

I Will Give My Love an Apple

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:44

94

English Traditional

English Traditional

The Oak and the Ash

The Oak and the Ash

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:23

95

English Traditional

English Traditional

King Henry

King Henry

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:43

96

Scottish Traditional

Scottish Traditional

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:9

97

English Traditional

English Traditional

High Ho, the Wind and the Rain

Heigh Ho, the Wind and the Rain

Folk Songs and Ballads

1:58

98

Scottish Traditional

Scottish Traditional

Waly, waly

Folk Songs and Ballads

3:2

99

English Traditional

English Traditional

Down in Yon Forest

Down in Yon Forest

Folk Songs and Ballads

2:13

100

English Traditional

English Traditional

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

Folk Songs and Ballads

3:7

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