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INDEX OF WORKS BY NAMED COMPOSERS (or arrangers) of music current in Shakespeare’s time

Compilers of anthologies are not here distinguished from composers, so that, for instance, settings of popular tunes for 4 or 5 part consort can reasonably be considered their own compositions, reflecting John Cutts (CU194) reference to the important contribution to this repertory in the form of keyboard pieces by Giles Farnaby where he notes that some attributed works may be as arranger rather than composer. Titles of works which show the status or rank of a person are listed under family name, e.g. DOWLAND ‘My Lady Hunsden’s Puffe’ under letter H in the list of works by that composer. Where more than one reference is given, full bibliographical detail together with musical incipit will be found under the serial numbers between 1 and 417, otherwise under the number printed in bold.


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CABEZÓN, Antonio Diferencias sobre la gallarda milanesa 962
1510-1566 Diferencias sobre la pavana italiana 142a, 1342, 1466
CACCINI, Giulio Amarilli mia bella, lute song 959
1551-1618
CAMPION (Campian), Come, o come my life’s delight 10c
Thomas 1567-1620 The Cypress curtain of the night, lute song 1206
Faine would I wedd a fair young man, lute song 193
Fair if you expect admiring, lute song 1079
I care not for these ladies, lute song 1080
It fell upon a summer’s day, lute song 1081, 1438
Long have mine eyes gazed with delight 344
Move now with measur’d sound, lute song and masque dance 172a
My love that vowed, lute song 857
Never weather beaten sail 642, 1083
Now hath Flora robb’d her bow’rs’, lute song 1084
The peacefull westerne winde à 3 172a
Shall I come sweet love to thee? 241b, 1087
Squire’s masque (+ Robert Johnson) 308a
There is a garden in her face, lute song 1085
What if a day (attrib.), lute song 495, 1086
CANOVA di Milano, La compagna, fantasia, lute 782
Francesco 1497-1543 Fantasias, lute 781
CAROSO, Fabrizio Il Canario 609
c1527/35-after 1605 Pavaniglia 142a, 1465
Spagnioletta 1464
Tordiglione 1479
CAROUBEL, Pierre see PRAETORIUS Terpsichore
Francisque d.1611
CAVALIERI, Emilio Ballo del Gran Duca Ferdinando di Toscana 1541
de c1550-1602
CERTON, Pierre L’ennuy qui me tourmente, chanson 425
C1510/15-1572 La, la, la, je ne l’ose dire 571
CHURCHYARD, Venetian galliard 865, 960
[?Thomas c1520-1604]
CLEMENS non Papa, Au joli bois, chanson à 3 911
Jacobus c1515-1555/56
COBBOLD, William New fashions: quodlibet, voice and viol consort à 4, including:
1560-1639 Browning madam (‘The leaves be green’) (interspersed) 154d, 253, 916
Greensleeves (bars 45-60) 178
Peg of Ramsey (bars 93-101) 346
Robin Hood and Little John (bars 282-295) 348b
Shaking of the sheets (bars 110-136) 57a
Staines morris (bars 242-6) 276c
There were three ravens (bars 175-185) 615
Ye mortal wights, consort song 1019
COOPER, Dr, see COWPER, Robert
COPERARIO, Alman, à 3 477
(Coprario) Giovanni Come ashore, lute song with bass viol 1429
(John Cooper) Comedian’s dance (GI ii) 629, 1144
c1570/80-1626 Cuperaree, masque dance (GI i) 308e iii, 1137, 1143
3 Gray’s Inn masque dances (GI i-iii) 308e iii, 1135-7
Gray’s Inn masque or Mad Tom 130b, 1142
Heynen sein Tantz (GI iii) 1145
The Maypole, masque dance 353a, 1167, 1185
The nymphs dance 313f
CORKINE, William [Ayres to sing and play to the lute]
fl. 1610-12 Come live with me, pastoral song; with viol 57c, 180a, 308d, 915
If my complaints could passion move (after Dowland), bass viol 8b
Shall frown or angry eye 22c
To shallow rivers 180a
Walsingham (How should I your truye love know?) 44
Whoop, do me no harm, Lesson for lyra viol 410
CORNYSH, William A Robyn, gentyl Robin, round à 3 1b, 362a, 812
junior. 1468-1523 Adew, adew, my hartis lust 798
Adew mes amours, à 4 1002
A the syghes, à 3 370a, 813, 1000
Blow thy horn hunter, à 3 814, 942
Fa, la, sol à 3 636
Hoyda, hoyda jolly ruttrkyn, à 3 177, 815
My love she mourneth, à 3 1001
Trolly, lolly, lo, à 3 816
COSYN, Benjamin The Queen’s command (attrib. Gibbons) 634
c1570-after 1652
COSYN, John Yield unto God, (Psalm 150) 488
d.1608/9
COTTON, Clement Quadran pavan, lute (attrib.) 1367
COWPER (Dr.Cooper) Farewell my joy, à 3 1005
Robert. c1474-1535/40 I have been a foster à 3 (attributed) 15c, 811, 906
CUTTING, Francis Almans 460-2
fl. 1583-d1596 Awake sweet love (Dowland) arr. 1088
Cutting’s Comfort, lute 1057
galliards, C minor, G minor, lute 882-3
Greensleeves 178
My liitle sweet darling (Byrd) arr. lute 1044
Over the broome Bessy, A Toy 135c, 1486
Packington’s Pound (‘Beckington’s pound’) lute 303b
Pavane sans per, lute 1235
Raleigh’s galliard 885
Robin Hood is to the greenwood gone, lute 48a
Rowland (Lord Willoughbies welcome home) 203a
Squirrel’s Toy 480, 1487
A Toy (untitled) 1488
Walsingham variations, lute 44, 1540
Lord Willoughby’s welcome home 203a


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DALL O’CATHAIN, A Port 1392
Rorie, c. 1500
DANYEL, John Fancy, 2 lutes 783
1564-c1626 Let not Cloris think 161b
DEMANTIUS, Intrada à 6 [All ye that love good fellows] 221
Christoph 1567-1643 Intrada à 6 [Nowells delight] 221
Intrada à 6 [Watkins ale] 63d
Polish dances à 5 1327-30
DERING, Richard Almaine à 5 473
c1580-1630 City cries à 5 1472
Country cries 57a, 945
DOWLAND, John [D no. in Poulton, Diana. Dowland Collected lute music, 3rd ed. 1981]
c1563-1626 [Song versions of instrumental pieces are shown within curves]
[DA Lachrymae, 21 dances for 5 viols and lute, London, 1604]
D DA EL
Adeu for Master Oliver Cromwell, see Resolution
Aloe, lute 68 382b
Aria (Simpson 1617 as no 8), see (Mrs) Nichols Almand
Awake sweet love, lute song (24) 1:19 1088
Battle galliard, lute, see ‘King of Denmark’s galliard’ 40
Bonny sweet Robin, see Robin below
Mr Bucton’s galliard, consort (‘Susanna galliard,’ lute) 19 19 871
Can she excuse my wrongs, lute song; broken consort; 12 1:5
lute solo also as ‘Earl of Essex’s galliard’ 42 353c, 879, 1089
My Lord Chamberlains Galliard, 2 lutes 37 1069
The Lady Clifton’s spirit, galliard, lute 45 876
Come again, sweet love doth now invite, lute song 1:17 1090
Come away, come sweet love, lute song 60 1:11 1091
Come heavy sleep, lute song 1:20 115g, 1042
Come ye heavy shades of night, lute song 2:14 10d, 1207
A Complaint (version of Fortune my foe), lute 63 115b, 182, 810
The King of Denmark’s galliard, consort 11 357, 512, 867
(Mr. Mildmay’s galliard; Battle galliard, lute) (40)
Digorie Piper, see Piper
Dowland’s Midnight, see ‘Midnight’, below
The most sacred Queene Elizabeth, her Galliard 41 626, 872, 1355, 1503
Earle of Essex. his Galliard (‘Can she’) 42 12 353c, 879, 1089
Far from triumphing court, lute song 8:16 914
Farewell, fancy, lute (Chromatic fantasia) 3 780, 800
Farewell, too faire, lute song 3:1 803
Farewell unkind, lute song 3:14 169, 802
Fine knacks for ladies, lute song 2:12 412b, 414b
Flow my tears, lute song (15) (1) 2:2
(Vocal version of ‘Lachrymae’ pavan, see below) 31a, 244b, 336e, 1024, 1051
Flow not so fast ye fountains, lute song 3:8 1026
Forlorne Hope, fancy, lute 2 779, 1022
Fortune my foe, lute see also A Complaint, consort 62 182b, (810), 1023
Frog galliard, lute (version of ‘Now. O now’) 23 90 (1:6) 188b, 298a, (736), 878
A Galliard, lute (‘Walsingham’) 31 44, 869, 1540
[The George Alow came from the south], variations, lute, see ‘Aloe’ above
Go from my Window, variations, lute 64 354f, 898
Go nightly cares, lute song 4:9 1092
Mr Nicholas Griffith his galliard 16 875
Mister Giles Hobies galliard 29 15 874
Lady Hunsdons Puffe, almaine, 54 465
I saw my lady weep, lute song 2:1 1027
If my complaints could passion move, lute song 1:4 8
— SATB version (see also Piper’s galliard, below) 19 18 8
In darkness let me dwell 2:20 1025
It was a time when silly bees, lute song 3:18 1093
Lachrymae, the seven pavanes 1-7 31a, 34b, 56b, 172b, 300c, 1251
1. Lachrymae antiquæ pavan (see also above ‘Flow my tears’)
(+ Byrd, Holborne, Hove, Robinson, Sweelinck) 31a, (109a), 269b, 1024
(2. L. antiquae novae, 3. L. gementes, 4. L. tristes, 5. L. coactae, 6. L. amantis, 7. L. verae)
Lady if you so spite me, lute song 9: 16 1094
The Lady Laitones almane 48a 466
Sir John Langtons Pavan 14a 10 1252
Lasso mia vita, consort song 4.11 1182
Loth to departe, version of ballad as a lute song 69 24b, 28b, 167b, 805
Me, me and none but me, lute song 3:5 1029
Melancholy galliard 25 239b, 873
Midnight 99 1209
Mignarda, galliard (Noels Galliard) 34 (14) 880
Mr. Mildmay’s galliard, see King of Denmark’s galliard
The Most Sacred Queen Elizabeth Her Galliard, see under Elizabeth
My Lord Chamberlaines Galliard, 2 lutes 37 1069
(lute version as ‘Sir John Souch his galliard’) (26) 13 881
My thoughts are winged with hope, lute song 1:3 881, 1095
Mistresse Nichols Almand 52 20 1.12 464
Mr Henry Noel’s Galliard or Mignarda (‘Shall I strive’) 34 14 (5:16) 880
Now, O now, lute song; (4 part vocal version) 1:6 188b, (298a), 736,
(Frog galliard) (23) 801, (878), 1028
Orlando sleepeth, lute 61 1056
Pavan à 5 viols (attrib.) 1254
(Captain Digorie) Piper’s pavan 8 9a
(Captain Digorie) Piper’s galliard 19 18 11:14ii 8, 877
Resolution pavan (Adeu for Master Oliver Cromwell) 13 1255
Lady Rich coranto 668
(Bonny sweet) Robin, lute variations on ballad 70 48a
Round Battle galliard, see also Battle galliard 39 868
Rowland, see below Willobe
Say love, if ever, lute song 3:7 1096
Semper Dowland, Semper Dolens, pavan 9 8 1021, 1253
Shall I strive with words to move, (‘Noels Galliard’) (34) (14) 4:5 880
Shall I sue, lute song 2:19 1097
The Shoemaker’s wife, a toy 58 1485
Sleepe wayward thoughts, lute song 1:13 208a, 1098
Sir John Smith, his almain 47 467
Sorrow, sorrow stay, lute song 2:3 1030
(arr, Wigthorpe as consort song ‘Sorrow come lend true repentant tears’
Sir John Souch his galliard, lute 26 13 (225a), 881, 1095
Lord Strang’s march 65 219b, 1118
Susanna Galliard, lute (Lord Viscount Lisle, His Galliard) 38 (22) 870
Sweet Robin, see under Robin (above)
Tarleton’s jigg, lute (doubtful attrib.) 81 965
Tarletones riserrectione [sic], jig, lute 59 1020
Time stands still , lute song 3:2 1099
Sir Henry Umpton’s funeral, pavan 9 1010
Volta à 4 (Simpson Taffel-Consort 39) 1538
[Walsingham], galliard 31 44, 860,1540
Weep you no more sad fountains, lute song 3:15 115a, 1100
Welcome black night, lute song 4:20 22a, 1208
Were every thought an eye, lute song 4:6 1101
What if a day, lute (attrib.) 79 495, 1086
What if I never speed, lute song 3:9 1102
Mr George Whitehead, his almand 21 463, 730
Mrs Whites Nothing, jig, lute 56 994
Mistres Whittes thinge, lute 50 468
Who ever thinks or hopes, lute song 1:2 1103
My Lord Willobes welcome home, 2 lutes 66a 203a, 1072, 1375
Wilt thou unkind thus reaue me, lute song 1:15 804
Mistris Winters jumpe, coranto 55 685, 1348
Zouch’s galliard, see Sir John Souch his galliard
DOWLAND, Robert Queen’s masque dances (1609) 156a, (165b)
1591-1641 Witches dance, almand no 6 160

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