ccm a22 4 a4500 11427732X CHVBK 20200627033744.0 020626m19091913xxk||a eng H. 10387 set 1, high voice H. 6259 set 1, low voice H. 7769 set 2, low voice (OCoLC)611305067 (IDSBB)003613975 SzZuIDS UZH SzZuIDS BS/BE B420 kids Elizabethan love-songs ed. and arr., with pianoforte accompaniments composed, or adapted from the lute tabulature by Frederick Keel London Boosey & Hawkes [1909-1913] © 1909-1913 2 set (Partitur) in 2 Stimmlagen Faks. 26 cm Noten ntm rdacontent/ger ohne Hilfsmittel zu benutzen n rdamedia/ger Band nc rdacarrier/ger Partitur gnd-music First set Sweet nymph, come to thy lover Thomas Morley When lo! by breake of morning Thomas Morley Come again John Dowland Deare, if you change John Dowland A shepherd in a shade John Dowland Fine knacks for ladies : Peddler's song John Dowland Woeful heart with griefe oppressed John Dowland What if I seek for love Robert Jones If I urge my kind desires Philip Rosseter If she forsake me Philip Rosseter When Laura smiles Philip Rosseter Flow not so fast, ye fountaines John Dowland Shaded with olive trees Thomas Greaves Fain would I change that note Tobias Hume Diaphenia Francis Pilkington Underneath a cypress tree Francis Pilkington Come, Phillis Thomas Ford Faire, sweet, cruell Thomas Ford Go to bed, sweet muse Robert Jones Sweet Kate Robert Jones Sweet Cupid, ripen her desire William Corkine Deare, though your minde William Corkine Her she er sacred bower adornes Thomas Campion Phillis was a faire maide Giles Earle's Song-book Sleepe, sleepe Why dost thou turne away? Giles Earle's Song-book Shall I come, sweete love, to thee? Thomas Campion There is a garden in her face Thomas Campion On a time John Attey As flora slept John Hilton Second set Flora, wilt thou torment me? THomas Morley Away with these self-loving lads John Dowland Now, o now, I needs must part John Dowland Come away John Dowland Shall I seeke for grace? John Dowland Sorrow, sorrow, stay John Dowland Farewell, unkind, farewell John Dowland Weep you nor more, sad fountaines John Dowland What if I never speede! John Dowland Downe-a-downe Francis Pilkington A pretty, pretty ducke John Bartlet I heard of late John Bartlet If there be any one John Bartlet What thing is love? John Bartlet When from my love I lookte John Bartlet Whither runneth my sweetheart? John Bartlet Who doth behold my mistress' face John Bartlet Come, yuo pretty false-eyed wanton Thomas Campion Her rosie cheekes Thomas Campion O deare, that I with thee might live Thoomas Campion The peaceful westerne winde Thomas Campion Beaty is but a painted hell Thomas Campion Breake now, my heart, and die Thomas Campion Ev'ry dame affects good fame Thomas Campion Oft have I sighed for him Thomas Campion Thrice tosse these oaken ashes in the air Thomas Campion Shall a smile or a guileful glance? William Corkine Sty time, awhile, thy flying John Dowland What if I speede? Robert Jones Sweet was the song John Attey Keel Frederick IDSBB B420 B420 420FN - Holding für Migration per Programm erstellt - MU010100 XU010100 XU010100 1 PM Partitur = Partition IDSBB B420 B420 420FN BEMU DA 2103 KeelF : Eli (1) H BEMX L 1877 : 1 BEMU/2005/Rekat/Noten Set 1, high voice IDSBB B420 B420 420FN BEMU DA 2103 KeelF : Eli (1) L BEMX L 1877a : 1 BEMU/2005/Rekat/Noten Set 1, low voice IDSBB B420 B420 420FN BEMU DA 2103 KeelF : Eli (2) H BEMX L 1877 : 2 BEMU/2005/Rekat/Noten Set 2, high voice IDSBB B420 B420 420FN BEMU DA 2103 KeelF : Eli (2) L BEMX L 1877a : 2 BEMU/2005/Rekat/Noten Set 2, low voice IDSBB 700 1- Keel Frederick SWISSBIB 11427732X