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Clarines and Trompetas (from Guitarra Española, Book 2)

Clarines y Trompetas (from Guitarra Española, Book 2)

A Golden Treasury of Baroque Music

3:14

2

Lawn as White as the Driven Snow

Lawn as White as the Driven Snow

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:41

3

Battle

Battaglia

Shakespeare's Musicke

3:27

4

William Corkine

William Corkine

Come love with me, and be my love

Come liue with me, and be my love

Shakespeare's Musicke

3:33

5

Fortune My Foe, P 62

Fortune My Foe, P 62

Shakespeare's Musicke

3:13

6

Willow Song

Willow Song

Shakespeare's Musicke

5:48

7

Antony Holborne

Antony Holborne

Shakespeare's Musicke

2:30

8

Richard Edwards

Richard Edwards

Where Grief Grief the Heart Doth Wound

Where Griping Grief the Heart Doth Wound

Shakespeare's Musicke

3:19

9

Full Fathom Five

Full Fathom Five

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:45

10

Where the Bee Sucks

Where the Bee Sucks

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:17

11

Oh Deathe, Rock Me A-Sleepe

O Deathe, Rock Me A-Sleepe

Shakespeare's Musicke

6:33

12

Mistress mine, well may you fare (O Mistress Mine)

Mistresse mine, well may you fare (O Mistress Mine)

Shakespeare's Musicke

2:40

13

Round Battle Galliard, P39

Round Battle Galliard, P 39

Shakespeare's Musicke

2:4

14

Twelfth Night, incidental music

Twelfth Night, incidental music

Shakespeare's Musicke

4:36

15

Antony Holborne

Antony Holborne

Last Will and Testament for rape consort Pavan: Last Will and Testament

Last Will and Testament for viol consort Pavan: Last Will and Testament

Shakespeare's Musicke

2:51

16

Hark, Hark the Lark

Hark, Hark the Lark

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:31

17

Robin, P70

Robin, P 70

Shakespeare's Musicke

4:3

18

English Traditional

English Traditional

How Should I Know Your True Love?

How Should I Your True Love Know?

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:49

19

Tomorrow is St. Valentine's Day

Tomorrow is St. Valentine's Day

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:29

20

Walsingham, P67

Walsingham, P 67

Shakespeare's Musicke

5:26

21

Take, Or Take Those Lips Away

Take, O Take Those Lips Away

Shakespeare's Musicke

1:39

22

It was a lover and his lass

It was a lover and his lass

Shakespeare's Musicke

3:12

23

Now What Is Love Now what is love?

Now What Is Love Now what is love?

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:53

24

Look at you enemy I am Guardatevi Olà

Guardatevi olà nemica io sono Guardatevi Olà

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

2:57

25

Italian Anonymous

Italian Anonymous

Occhi belli

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

5:6

26

Alessandro Piccinini

Alessandro Piccinini

Toccata No. 1 Toccata Prima

Toccata No. 1 Toccata Prima

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:5

27

Alessandro Striggio

Alessandro Striggio

If more than my song

Se piu del canto mio

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:38

28

Go crystal tears

Go crystal tears

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:28

29

Solus cum alone, P 10 Solus cum Sola

Solus cum sola, P 10 Solus cum Sola

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

4:46

30

Grief Keepe Within Grief keep within

Griefe Keepe Within Grief keep within

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

8:34

31

Etienne Moulinié

Etienne Moulinié

Finally the beauty that I adore Enfin la beaute

Enfin la beauté que j'adore Enfin la beaute

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

4:20

32

Gabriel Bataille

Gabriel Bataille

My non-light shepherdess Ma bergere non legere

Ma bergère non légère Ma bergere non legere

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

2:7

33

Pierre Guédron

Pierre Guédron

Mortal Ceases to Sigh Cesses mortels de soupirer

Cessés Mortels de Soupirer Cesses mortels de soupirer

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

4:9

34

Love arms itself in Celia's eyes, Z. 392 Love arms himself

Love arms himself in Celia's eyes, Z. 392 Love arms himself

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:55

35

If love's a sweet passion, Z. 629/17b, c If love's a sweet passion

If love's a sweet passion, Z. 629/17b, c If love's a sweet passion

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

2:26

36

Suite for recorder & continuo in D major Suite in D

Suite for recorder & continuo in D major Suite in D

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

5:54

37

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

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

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

3:23

38

Rake! now the echoing air, Z. 629/48 Hark the echoing air

Hark! now the echoing air, Z. 629/48 Hark the echoing air

Now What Is Love? Aspects of Love in the 17th Century

2:46

39

Lou Reed & Barry Mason

Lou Reed & Barry Mason

The Last Waltz The Last Waltz

The Last Waltz

My Guitar's Story

3:41

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