Airs; or, Fantastic spirits, to three voices, published in 1608. A madrigal included by Morley in the "Triumph of Oriana," published in 1601
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| Format: | Musical Score Book |
| Language: | English Italian |
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London,
Stainer and Bell,
1916
London : Stainer and Bell, Ltd., 1916 London : 1916 |
| Series: | English madrigal school ;
13 English madrigal school ; vol. 13 English madrigal school v. 13 |
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Table of Contents:
- Come let's begin to revel 't out
- Jockey thine horn-pipe's dull
- Some men desire spouses
- To-morrow is the marriage day
- Up a hill the bonny boy
- Come sirrah Jack ho
- Tan ta ra cries Mars
- The gods have heard my vows
- Though my carriage be but careless
- The ape, the monkey and baboon
- No, though I shrink still
- Ay me, alas, hey ho
- Late is my rash accounting
- Four arms, two necks, one wreathing
- Lord when I think
- Say, wanton, will you love me?--I bei ligustri e rose
- Strike it up, Tabor
- Ha, ha! this world doth pass
- Since Robin Hood, maid Marian
- Fa la. Now weep, now sing
- Alas! O tarry but one half hour
- As deadly serpents lurking
- Donna il vostro bel viso
- Come let's begin to revel 't out
- Jockey thine hornpipe's dull
- Some men desire spouses
- To-morrow is the marriage day
- Upon a hill the bonny boy
- Come sirrah Jack ho
- Tan ta ra cries Mars
- The gods have heard my vows
- Though my carriage be but careless
- The ape, the monkey and baboon
- No, though I shrink still
- Ay me, alas, hey ho
- Late is my rash accounting
- Four arms, two necks, one wreathing
- Lord when I think
- Say, wanton, will you love me?--I bei ligustri e rose
- Strike it up, tabor
- Ha, ha! this world doth pass
- Since Robin Hood, maid Marian
- Fa la. Now weep, now sing
- Alas! O tarry but one half hour
- As deadly serpents lurking
- Donna il vostro bel viso
- The nightingale, the organ of delight
- For six voices: Death hath deprived me
- A madrigal from "The triumphs of Oriana": As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending
- Come let's begin to revel 't out
- Jockey thine hornpipe's dull
- Some men desire spouses
- To-morrow is the marriage day
- Upon a hill the bonny boy
- Come sirrah Jack ho
- Tan ta ra cries Mars
- The gods have heard my vows
- Though my carriage be but careless
- The ape, the monkey and the baboon
- No, though I shrink still
- Ay me, alas, hey ho
- Late is my rash accounting
- Four arms, two necks, one wreathing
- Lord when I think
- Say, wanton, will you love me?--I bei ligustri e rose
- Strike it up, tabor
- Ha, ha! this world doth pass
- Since Robin Hood, maid Marian
- Fa la. Now weep, now sing
- Alas! O tarry but one half hour
- As deadly serpents lurking
- Donna il vostro bel viso
- The nightingale, the organ of delight
- For six voices: Death hath deprived me. A madrigal from "The triumphs of Oriana": As Vesta was descending
- The nightingale, the organ of delight
- For six voices: Death hath deprived me
- A madrigal from the "Triumphs of Oriana": As Vesta was descending
- Come let's begin to revel 't out
- Jockey thine hornpipe's dull
- Some men desire spouses
- To-morrow is the marriage day
- Upon a hill a bonny boy
- Come sirrah Jack ho
- Tan ta ra cries Mars
- The gods have heard my vows
- Though my carriage be but careless
- The ape, the monkey and the baboon
- No, though I shrink still
- Ay me, alas, hey ho
- Late is my rash accounting
- Four arms, two necks, one wreathing
- Lord when I think
- Say, wanton, will you love me?
- I bei ligustri e rose
- Strike it up, tabor
- Ha, ha! this world doth pass
- Since Robin Hood, maid Marian
- Fa la. Now weep, now sing
- Alas! O tarry but one half hour
- As deadly serpents lurking
- Donna il vostro bel viso
- The nightingale, the organ of delight
- For six voices Death hath deprived me
- A madrigal from "The triumphs of Oriana." As Vesta was descending.