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Dates at the beginning indicate month and year of a review in The Gramophone magazine (and those in curves after the title indicate that the material was all or mostly recorded significantly earlier) . Recordings devoted to a single composer show the surname in capitals preceding the title.

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4/92 A Academy of Ancient Music; Hogwood Music from the time of Elizabeth I (1978) Oiseau Lyre 433193

6 Al Alamir. Skinner Great music from the Court of Henry VIII Gift of music CCL CDG 1148

Am Alba Musica, Kyo Elizabethan music c1600 Channel Classics 11497

99 Aw i-ii Agnew,Wilson DOWLAND Lute songs Met CD 1010-1

93 Baird; McFarlane Greensleeves. 25 English lute songs Dorian DOR 90109

3 BaA Baltimore Consort Adew Dundee: Early music of Scotland 90314

2 BaB The Best of the Baltimore Consorrt 90023

98 BaL The Ladyes delight 90252

4/96 BaW Watkins Ale (1991) 90142

0 BaS Baltimore Consort, Baird, Les Witches, Toronto Consort Shakespeare’s music 90017

99 Bc Booth, Colin (harpsichord) PHILIPS The English exile Soundboard Records SBCD 992

10/91 BoA Bowman; Miller; King’s Awake sweet love Hyperion CDA 66447

BoD consort; King DOWLAND Ayres and lute lessons Saga EC 3375/ SCD9004

BoEd Elizabethan airs and dances ‡Saga SCD 9040

3/87 BoEs Bowman, Spencer, Nesbit, ` Elizabethan lute songs and solos (1972) ‡EMI EMX; [ECL] 2101

8/93 BreG Julian Bream Edition, 1 Golden age of English lute music (1960) BMG/RCA 09026 61584

6/94 BreD 3 Dances of DOWLAND (1976) 61586

BreW 4 The woods so wild 61587

8/93 BreF 7 Fantasias, ayres and dances; Tear 61590

8/93 BreE 19 Elizabethan lute songs, Pears (1967) 61602

BroA Broadside Band; Barlow French and English popular dances of the Sixteenth century Harmonia mundi HMC 90 1152 [40 1152]

3/88 BroJ John Playford’s popular tunes Amon Ra CDSAR 28; [CSAR 28]

94 BroL Dolmetsch Historical Dance: A lively shape of dauncing
92 BroP Popular tunes in Seventeenth century England (1982) Harmonia mundi HMA 190 1039

95 BroS Songs and dances of Shakespeare’s time Saydisc SDL 409

98 Bw Boston Camerata What then is love? An Elizabethan songbook. Cohen Erato 3984 23417

By Boyd Neal String Orchestra Dances of Shakespeare’s time ‡Oiseau Lyre
CamE Camerata of London English ayres and dialogues Hyperion CDA 66003

CamH Mason (lute) et al. Popular music from the time of Henry VIII Saga EC 3357

CamM Music for kings and courtiers (1979) (2 lutes, guitar, 2 violins, mz-sop, b-viol) Saga EC 3367-2; [5467-4]

94 CamP Popular music from the time of Queen Elizabeth I (1986) Saga EC 3352

90 CamQ The Queen’s men Cantoris CRD 3355; [CRDC 4055]

CamS & Giles; Dyer Shakespeare’s musicke sung in authentic English pronunciation Meridien CDE 84198

9/97 Cap Capriccio stravagante BYRD Music for virginals and consorts; Sempre (harpsichord) Auvidis E 8611

10/94 Cc Chance; Wilson (lute) Elizabethan and Jacobean lute songs Chandos CHAN 0538

99 ChF Charivari agréable Fitzwilliam virginal book; transcr. mixed consorts Signum records SIGCD 009

12/97 Ci Circa 1500; Hadden A handful of pleasant delights: Elizabethan ballads (1977, 1990-5) ASV CDGAU 163

CmD i-xii Consort of Musicke, Rooley Wilson, Lindberg DOWLAND Collected works. 12 discs L’Oiseau Lyre 452563-75

Cl Clemencic consort Danses de la Renaissance French Harmonmia mundi 90610

Co Concordia GIBBONS Go from my window, 2 bass viols MetCD 1039

96 CwB City Waites; The Musicians of Grope Lane Bawdy ballads of Old England Regis RRC 1175
92 CwL City Waites; Wootton, Skeaping Lusty songs & country dances of Sixteenth century England Regis RRC 1275

CwM City Waites; Wootton Music of the Tudor age Sound Alive SAMT CD 104

11/02 CwQ The Queen’s Goodnight Signum records SIGCD 020

99 DeC Deller, Deller consort; Dupré Shakespeare songs and consort music (1965-7) Harmonia mundi 05472 77692

DeE Deller, Dupré, Leonhardt Consort Elizabethan and Jacobean music II Vanguard 085094.71

DeP Deller, Munrow, Dupré O ravishing delight. English airs Harmonia mundi HMA 90 215

82 DeS Deller Consort; Dupré Shakespearean songs and consort music Harmonia mundi HMA 190 202

DI iii-iv Dixon, Peggy Nonesuch early dance, vols 3-4 Elizabethan dances parts i-ii
DI v English country dances
91 DoH Dowland Consort; Lindberg Heavenly noyse: pieces for broken consort BIS CD 451

86 DoL DOWLAND Lachrimae BIS CD 315

4/92 DoP Dowland Consort, Lindberg HOLBORNE Pavans, Galliards, Almands and other short airs BIS CD 469

4 DO Duffin, Ross Shakespeare’s songbook. [CD recording of 81 of the 160 songs printed] see Key to symbols ‘DO’
4 Dr* Ensemble Dreiklang Berlin Pastyme with good companye: Music at the Court of Henry VIII Chandos CHAN 0709

10/96 Du Dufay Collective Johnny Cock the beaver: Popular music making in 17th century England Chandos CHAN 9446

Ec English Consort of viols Shakespeare’s England: music of his plays and people. Griffett, Wright, McGegan Griffin GCCD 4036

Eg Elizabethan Consort Great music from the Court of Elizabeth I Classical Communications CDG`1052

Eh Ensemble Chaconne Measure for measure: the music of Shakespeare’s plays America’s music works AM 1594

04 EmH Early Music Consort; Munrow Henry VIII and his six wives (1972-6) Testament SBT 1250

85 EmP PRAETORIUS 9 Dances from Terpsichore (and Motets) Veritas 61289

9/95 EmR & The Morley Consort Two Renaissance dance bands. Susato. Morley Testament SBT1080

EmT Early Music Consort; Turner Pro cantione antiqua Music at the English court c1415-1530 Editio clasica DHM GD77178

En Ensemble Amaryllis Amour et Mascarade (The English masque) Ambroisie AMB 9902

EnG Ensemble Galilei Come, gentil night, music of Shakespeare’s world Telarc 80556

EsU Estampie Under the Greenwood Tree Naxos 8. 553442

89 EsW With dances and delight Meridian CDE 84170; [KE 77170]

Ex Extempore string ensemble DOWLAND Lachrymae, etc (1981)Hyperion CDA 660

0 FA i-ii Fretwork; Wilson (lute) Armada: Music from the courts of England and Spain
2 CD set (1986) Virgin VC 5 61821

7/94 FD DOWLAND Lachrymae (complete) (1087-9) 5.45005

3/91 FG i-ii Goe nightly cares: Dances from DOWLAND’S Lachrymae Consort music and songs of BYRD Virgin VS 5 6156186

6/88 FH Heart’s ease: music for viol consort from the late Tudor and early Stuart age 7.59667

11/89 FN DOWLAND and BYRD Night’s black bird 7.59539

7/90 FP & Budd; Chance A Play of Passion: Songs for the stage and consort music 5.45007

Ge Gesualdo Consort; The Food of love: words and music from Shakespeare’s theatre
Dorothy Linnell (lute) Cantoris CRDC 6017

Go Gottfried Reiche Consort English Renaissance and Baroque works Ambitus AMB 97865

82-93 Gt A Golden treasury of Elizabethan music York Waits; Broadside Band; Rose Consort; Roberts, Potter and others Saydisc (Amon Ra) CD-SAR 62

9/91 Ha Hantai (harpsichord) FARNABY Keyboard works Adda 581172

6 Hc His Majesty’s Cornets and Sackbuts English music from Henry VIII to Charles II Dorian 66894

r96-7 He Heringman (lute, cittern); S. Pell (bass) HOLBORNE Hulburn’s passion ASV CDGAU 173

96 HeP Heringman Jane Pickering lute book Avie AV 0002

94 Hi Hilliard Ensemble Songs for a Tudor king Saga SCD 9008; [EC3378]

Hl Högman, Christina; Lindberg, Jakob. Faire and sweet and cruell BISCD 257

Ho Hogwood BYRD works. 3 record set ‡Philips 430485

1 Hp Hesperus The Food of Love: Early instrumental music of the British Isles Dorian 90290

2/99 Hs Hespèrion XX; Savall Elizabethan consort music Alia Vox AV 9804

HsT HOLBORNE The Teares of the Muses. Elizabethan consort music, AV 9813

Kc King’s Consort; King If music be the food of love IMP Classics [30368 01054]

11/92 Ke Kenny, Liz (lute), Magdalen College Choir Music for a May morning; Ives Cantoris CRCD [CRMC] 2366

94 KnK King’s Noyse; Douglass Hargis; O’Dette The King’s delight: 17th century ballads for voice and violins Harmonia mundi HMU 90 7101

11/96 KnM Mascharada : music at the court of Ernest III HMU 90 7165

7/97 KnQ The Queen’s delight: 17c English ballads HMU 90 7180

99/06 Kt King’s Singers The Triumphs of Oriana Signum SIGCD 082

4/92 KyD Kirkby (sopr.) Rooley (lute) DOWLAND The English Orpheus Virgin CDC 59321

79 KyE The Lady’s musick. Elizabethan songs Oiseau Lyre 425892

4/94 KyJ +Thomas (bass) Robert JOHNSON Shakespeare’s lutenist: Theatre music Virgin CDC 59321

L Lindberg & O’Dette John JOHNSON English lute duets BIS CD 267

11/95 Ld Lindberg, Jakob DOWLAND Lute music. 4 discs BIS CD 722-4

9/03 Lg Lewin, Giles Shakespeare’s musicke. New London Consort, Miller, Thorby, Pickett Meridien KE77198

87 Ln Lionheart My Fayre Ladye: images of womwn in Medieval England Nimbus NI 5512

95 Ma Marincola, F HOLBORNE Lute pieces Pier PV 795112

8/08 Md Mead, Thomas
4/92 Mf McFarlane, Ronn DOWLAND Lute music of Dowland Dorian 90148

The Scottish lute, lute and mandora Dorian
10/97 MgM Musicians of the Globe; Pickett, Finucane, Heringman Shakespeare’s Musick: 24 songs and dances from Shakespeare’s plays in contemporary or near contemporary surviving settings 446678

9/99 MgN Nutmeg & Ginger: spicy ballads from Shakespeare’s London 456 507

10/97 MgO A Masque of Oberon, 1611 446 217-2

98 Mh Mock Hobby Horse Maypole and Mistletoe Bob Martin (1998)

Mn Musica antiqua of London Field of the Cloth of Gold Amon Ra CDSAR 51

2/86 Mo i-vii Moroney BYRD Complete keyboard works. 7 discs Hyperion CDA 66551-703
10/99 MoP BYRD Pavanes and galliards (1966) ‡Harmonia mundi HMC 1240

1 MsE i-ii Musicians of Swanne Alley & Nordstrom, O’Dette Elizabethan ballads and theatre music In the streets and theatres of London. Elizabethan ballads and theatre music Virgin VC 90789

4 Mt Thorby Madame d’Amours: songs, dances and consort music for the six wives of Henry VIII Signum SIGCD 044

Mu Munrow Introduces and performs Mediaeval and Renaissance music [TC-CFP 4384]

My Mayes, Joseph. Lightly love ladies: popular lute music of Elizabethan England
3 N* North, Nigel (lute) Go from my window: English Renaissance ballad tunes Linn CKD 176

4/94 NeE New London Consort; Elizabethan and Jacobean consort music Linn CKD 011

11/86 NeP Pickett PRAETORIUS Terpsichore dances L’Oiseau Lyre 414 633

79 No Noyse of musitians Early English music. Hillier, Luxon & 2 rebecs Plant Life PLCD 083

86 OA O’Dette [and consort] Ancient airs and dances Hyperion CDA 66228

11/95, 8/96, 12/96, 2/97; 7/97 OD i-v O’Dette, Paul DOWLAND Complete lute works. 5 discs Harmonia mundi HMU 90 7160-4

7/01 OH Robin Hood: Elizabethan ballad settings for lute HMU 907265

2 OL The Royal lewters HMU 907313

1/89 PaC Parley of Instruments; PHILIPS Consort music Hyperion CDA 66240

0 PaD Holman PRAETORIUS Dances from Terpsichore; Renaissance violin band Hyperion CDA 67240

PaH Hark, Hark, the lark!: Music for Shakespeare’s Company CDA 66836

5/96 PaM Music of Violenze: Dances, Fantasias and popular tunes of Queen Elizabeth’s violin band CDA 66929

Pb Praetorius consort, Ball Dances from PRAETORIUS Terpischore [and other contemporary sources] (1976) Regis RRC 1076

Pd Parsons, David (lute) Robert DOWLAND A Variety of lute lessons METCD 1050

8 Ph Place, Hickey, Linell Music of Shakespeare’s theatre Naxos 8570708

56; 98 Pp Pears; Bream Elizabethan love soings Balart 461602

91 Py Payne, Joseph The Queen’s command: masterpieces of Elizabethan keyboard (Lute Society 0905655117) BIS CD 539

2 Q Quint Essential Elisa is the fayrest queen Chandos CHAN 0686

8/93 R Red Byrd and c.1500 Cries and ballads of London Cantoris CRD 3487

RoC Rose consort of viols DOWLAND Consort music and songs Naxos 8554204

RoE Elizabrethan songs and consort music 8 554284

10/93 RoM A Tysall ‘Ah dear heart’ Woodmansterne WOODM 002

6/95 RoR Rose consort/ Red Byrd. Bonner & Roberts BYRD Music for viols, voices and keyboard Naxos 8 55060

4/93 Sa Sayce Golden Age restored: the lute music of John and Robert JOHNSON Dervorguilla DRVS CD 101

9/96 Sc Scholl, Martin English folk song and lute song Harmonia mundi 90 1003

Se Scottish Early music consort Mary’s music. W Edwards Chandos CHAN 0529

2 Sf* Shakespeare Globe Musicians & Actors The Food of Love; Music and words from Twelfth Night (2002) International Shakespeare Globe Centre

Sg St. George’s Canzona England be glad! Patriotic and heroic songs from the Crusades to The Civil wars. EMI CFP 40015 (LP)

98 Si Sirinu, Hugh Wilson All goodly sports: HENRY VIII The Complete music CHAN 0621

98 Sk Skeaping, Lucie & Roddy Let’s make Tudor music: 23 themed Classroom projects for key stage 2 Music. Teacher’s book and CD Stainer & Bell

4 Sq Les Sacqueboutiers The Cries of London 1599-1615 AMB Sound Arts 9965

0 St Stowe, Spring & Lindo Songs of William Shakespeare. Classical Communications 1006

T Toronto Consort O lusty May Dorian DOR 93172

99 Ta Taylor, Les Voix humaines, Stubbs (lute), 2 bass viols Sweet Love.. Byrd and Dowland (some titles adapted for this grouping countertenor, viols and lute) ATMA2207

Th Thodey, Robin (lute) DOWLAND Queen Elizabeth’s Galliard Thodey RLT CD3

Ti Tilney and Booth Go from my window: music for virginals Dorian 90195

9/93 To Toulon Musica Antiqua, S. Stubbs (lute); J. Elwes (tenor) Airs et danses au temps de Shakespeare Pier PV 787092

6 Tv Theatre of Voices; Fretwork The Cries of London Harmonia mundi HMU 907214

U Urrey & McFarlane O Mistress Mine: a collection of English lute songs Dorian 90136

W Wilson, Christopher & Rumsey, S Pavans and galliards by HOLBORNE and ROBINSON, lutes Naxos 8.553874

3 Wb Les Witches Bara Faustus’ Dreame: Mr Francis Tregian his choice Alpha 063

2 Wn Nobody’s jig: Mr. Playford’s English Dancing Master Alpha 502

96 Wt Fortune my foe: music of Shakespeare’s time Dorian DOR 93182

1 WE Kirkby, Roolley, Pears, Bream The world of Elizabethan music (1955, 1978). Decca 420170

4 WS Wadsworth; Sampson Robert JOHNSON Away delights Avie AV205393

YC York Waits The City Musicke: wind bands of the Renaissance 1550-1600 Brewhouse BHCD 9409

YF Fortune my foe Beautiful Jo BEJOCD 48

YM Music from the time of the Spanish Armada ‡Saydisc SDL; [CSDL] 373

86/05 YP The Punk’s delight: popular music of the 17th century Hunt’s up CD 1

87 YR Music from the time of Richard III Saydisc SDL 364


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Index of composers with considerable repertoire represented in these collections

lute other instruments consort vocal
Arbeau, Thoinot BroA
Byrd, William Cap, Ho, Mo, MoP Cap, FC, FG i-ii, FN Fa, FC, RoR
Dowland, John Bo, BreA-D, CmD, Mf, OD, Th Ti CmD, DoL, ExD, FC, FD, FG i-ii, FN Bo, BreC, BreE, CmD, BreW, CamE, DeP, KyD
Farnaby, Giles Ha
Ferrabosco, Alfonso II MgO
Holborne, Anthony He, Ma, Th, W Cc, DeP, DoL, DoP, ExH, MgO 0
Johnson, John L, Sa, Th
Johnson, Robert KyJ, Sa Mg KyJ, WS
Morley, Thomas EmR, Mc, Rb
Philips, Peter PaC
Playford, John Bro
Praetorius, Michael EmP, NeP, PaC, Pad, Pb
Ravenscroft, Thomas Cm, Cw
Robinson, Thomas W
Susato, Tielman EmT


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Cross references to principal artists and groups not shown as headings in these collections

Astle, Philip No
Ball, Christopher Pb
Barlow, Jeremy Bro
Bonner, Tessa DH, RoR
Booth, Colin (virginals) +Ti
Bott, Catherine (soprano) Ne
Britten, Benjamin WE
Broadside Band +DH, Gt, YP
Budd, Jeremy (treble) FP
Burnett, Richard (virginals) Gt
Chance, Michael (counter-tenor) +FP
Circa 1500 +R
Douglass, David Kn, Ms
Dupré, Desmond (lute) DeC, DeS
Dyer, David (tenor) CamS
Elliott, Paul (tenor) DeP
Elwes, John (tenor) To
Fairport Rhythm Section Pf
Finucane, ( ) Mg
Fretwork consort of viols +Cm, Gt
George, Michael (baritone) Ne
Giles, Simon (treble) CamS
Hadden, Nancy (flute and director) Ci
Hargis, Ellen (soprano) Kn
Heinrich, Susanne (viols) Ch
Heringman, Jacob (cittern and lute) +Ch, Mg
Hillier, Paul (bass) No
Hogwood, Christopher +A
Holman, Peter Pa
Hunt, Edgar
Ives, Grayston Ke
King, Catherine (mezzo-soprano) RoE
King’s Consort BoA,
Leonhardt, Gustav DeE
Lindberg, Jacob (director and lute) CmD, +Do
Linnell, Dorothy (lute) Ge
Luxon, Benjamin (baritone) No
MacFarlane, (lute) U
McGowan, Keith (director; historic wind instruments) Sf
Magdalen College Ke
Mason, Barry (lute, guitar) Cam
Miller, David (theorbo, lute, guitar) BoA, Du
Morley Consort EmR
Morrow, Michael Mr
Munrow, David +DeP, Em
Neal, Boyd By
Nesbit, BoEs
Ng, Kah-Ming (keyboards) Ch
Nordstom, Lyle & Patricia (misc.) Ms
O’Dette, Paul (lute and cittern) +Kn, L, Ms
Pears, Peter (tenor) BreE, WE
Pell, Susanna (bass viol) Ch, He
Perry, Nicholas (cornetto & misc. wind) Cw, Sk
Pickett, Philip (director and recorder) +Mg, Ne
Potter, John (tenor) Du, Gt
Red Byrd +RoR
Roberts, Deborah (soprano) Gt
Roberts, Timothy RoR
Rooley, Anthony (lute) Cm, Ky, WE
Rose Consort of viols +Gt
Rumsey, Shirley (lute) W
Savall, Jordi Hs
Sayce, Lynda (Renaissance flute, lute and bandora) +Ch, Ne
Sempe, Skip (harpsichord) Cap
Simpson, Glenda Cam
Skeaping, Lucy & Roddie Cw
Sneak’s Noyse Gt
Spencer, Robert (lute) BoD, BoEs
Stubbs, Stephen (lute) To
Tear, Robert (tenor)
Thomas, David (bass) Ky
Thompson, Richard Pf
Turner, Bruno EmT
Tysall, Arrabella (soprano) RoM
Les Voix humaines Ta
Weigand, Georg (lute) Cam, Gt
Williamson, Paul No
Wilson, Christopher (lute) +Cc, CmD, FA, FC, FD, FG, FN
Wilson, Hugh (tenor) Si
Woolley, Robert (harpsichord) Cam
Wootton, Douglass Cw, Sk
York Waits +Gt


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Index showing instrumentation in recordings

bandora Ba, H
brass consort A, Em, Go
consort (mixed or ‘broken’) Ba, Cam, Ch, Cw, Do, Em, Es, Ex, Ge, Mg, Mr, Ne, Pb, Se, Sf, Si, Sk, Wn, Wt, Y
cittern Ba, He
guitar (arrangements of lute music) Du
keyboard (virginals; harpsichord) A, Cap, Ch, Mo, Py
lute A, Ba, Bo, Bre, Cc, Ch, Ex, Ge, He, KnQ, L, N, Sa, Th, W
2 lutes A, CamP, Ex, W
part song (madrigal, canon) A, Mr, R, Sf, Sk
recorder Ms, To
recorder + lute Ms
song with lute Bo, BreC, BreE, Cam, Cc, De, Du, Es
consort song (with misc. instruments) A, CamM, Ci, Es, Ge, Mg, Mr, No, Pb
consort song (with viols) F, Hs, Ro
0string consort Kn, Mr, Pa,
viol consort A, Ba, ChQ, Cw, F, He, Kn, Mr, P


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Location and timing of tracks on recordings

Adew Madame (attrib. Henry VIII) 1003 Mt24 1’43
a-down, a-down 47 OL 11
Ah Robin, round à 3 362 DO i 1 2’26
All in a garden green (Gtahering pescods) 15d *BroP18,** Mh 19 i *2’00, **c1’00
All ye that love good fellows (Nancie, keyboard) 221 Gt24 ii c1’00
alman, allemande ChF 15 1’44
And let me the cannakin clink 247 DO i 2 0’16
And will he not come again 49 BroS 12, **DO i 3 *0’49, **1’02
As I went to Walsingham, see Walsingham
Awake, awake, O England 77 DO ii 1 0’48
The Battle of Agincourt (set toFlying fame) 55b DO ii 2 0’45
The baffled knight 176a *CwL 15, **WE20 *3’42, **3’29
Barafaustus dream (Shephers’s joy) (also Byrd, Farnaby, Kete) 201b Wb 13 3’22
battaglia *CamS2, Lg2 *3’27
Be merry 63a DO i 4 0’29
The beggar boy, country dance 1405 Wn 13 ii c2.30
bergamasca *BroS21, **Gt3 *0’58, **1’00
Black spirits 160 *DO i 5 1’25
Blame not my lute 1268 Mt 10 3’53
Blew cap, country dance 1406 CwL20 1’17
Blow, blow thou winter wind 16 DO i 6 1’22
The boon companion 386b BroP35 0’58
Bonny sweet Robin (Sweet Robin; Bonny sweet boy) 48 *BroS25, **DO i 7, ***Ec 11 i, ****Gt 18, *****MsE i 6, 16, Wt5 *2’19, **1’05, ***2’19, ****c2’00, *** 2’21*****1’37
La Bounette 52b Gt 29 2’29
La Bourée (version of ‘Parson’s farewell’) 712 BroP38 1’54
branles 228Eb *CwL6 *4’58
Quatre branles BroP20, 1’41
The Bride’s goodmorrow 288 DO ii 31 1’45
Broom, the bonny, bonny broome 390 DO ii 4 1’07
Browning 154d Wt 15
But shall I go mourn 404 DO i 8 0’33
Calen o custare me (Callino) 74 *BroP 10, **DO ii 5 *1’30, ** 1’16
canaries B5
Can’st thou not hit it 146 DO i 9 0’31
My Lady Carey’s dumpe (attrib. Aston) 300b DL5, *EmH 18, **Mt7, OL5 *1’54, **2’21
The carman’s whistle (also Byrd, John Johnson) 60 *DO ii 6, **Mh23 *0’42, **1’51
Chi passa per ‘sta strada (attrib.? *DO ii 7. **OH9 *0’49,**1’04
The chirping of the lark 39b CwL25 i 1’04
Cinquepace galliard, see Sinkapace
Come away, come away death 354 DO i 10 1’21
Come away Hecate 158b DO i 11 0’20
Come kiss me Kate, round 283 DO ii 8 0’26
Come live with me 180a *BroP 11, **BroS26, ***CamS3, ****DO i 12, *****Gt 17 *1’15, **2’44, ***3’30, ****1’5, *****2’44
Come o’er the burn 135 DO i 13 0’17
Come thou monarch, version 1, round 10h DO ii 9 0’47
version 2, round 10h DO i 14 0’47
Come unto these yellow sands 298 DO i 15 0’39
King Cophetua 67d DO ii 33 0’51
La coranto B7-8, *BroS33, **MsE ii 12 *1’46, **1’30
The Cry of London (see also Gibbons) 130a? Sq 11 3’20
Cuckolds all a row 699 BroP6 0’56
A Cup of wine, round, version 1, round 64 DO ii 10 0’31
version 2, round 110? DO i 16 0’25
Damon and Pithias 42 DO ii 11 1’07
Daphne, country dance (see also Farnaby) 191d DO ii 12, Wn4 1’05
Diana, version 1 120c DO ii 13 i c015
version 2 120c DO ii 13 ii c016
a division on a ground Wn 14
La doune cella (La damoiselle) 716 Gt 11 1’16
Drive the cold winter away 129 Wn 13 i c3’00
Dulcina, country dance (see also Brade) 22d G24
song 22d DO ii 14 0’42
a dump Lo8
Prince Edward’s pavane (Pavane d’Angleterre) 1273 Mt21 2’21
Sir Eglamore, tune set to ? 368 DO ii 15 0’26
Eighty eight, set to Hanskin? 189 DO ii 16 0’31
En vrai amoure (attrib. Henry VIII) 96 Mt 12 1’39
My Lord of Essex measure (Tintelore d’Angleterre) 1130 B9, *BroS30 *1’57
Farewell, dear heart 352 DO i 17 0’50
Fathers that wear rags 125 DO i 18 0’27
Fear no more the heat of the sun 32 DO i 19 2’55
Fie on sinful fantasy 188 DO i 20 0’42
Fill the cup. round 65 DO i 21 0’21
Flout ‘em and cout ‘em, round 306 DO i 22 0‘19
Fools had ne’er less grace 120 DO i 23 0’16
For I’ll cut my green coat 381 DO i 24 1’21
Fortune my foe, ballad tune (see also composer list) 182 *BroP 15, **BroS29, ***DO ii 17, ****Gt23, *****MsE i 14, Wt3 *3’50, **3’01, ***0’48, ****2’58, *****5’47
The French lavolto 1531 B 11
The friar and the nun 296a DO i 25 0’30
Full fathom five 299 *BroS 1, **DO i 26 *1’50, **1’53
galliards L 19, Q 1 ii, iv c2’00
La gamba, galliard 1116 G8 ii, *Mt9 0’59
Gentil Prince, 3 shawms add Mt 11
The George Alow, version 1 382 DO i 27 0’37
version 2 382 DO ii 18 0’22
Get you hence 413 DO i 28 1’05
The glass doth run 247a DO ii 19 0’36
Go from my window (see also many settings) 354f *BroP 25, **DO ii 21, ***Wb 1, Wt 11 *2’50, **0’30, ***1’13
The god of love 241 DO i 29 1’21
Goddesses, see Quodling’s delight
Gray’s Inn masque dances, see also Title index BroP5 1’40
Green garters, country dance 698 MsE i 13 2’38
Greensleeves, version 1 178 *DO ii 22, **Ec6, ***Gt 13, ****N 1 i, *****WE9 *1’26, **5,39, ***3’59, ****c2’00, *****4’37
version 2 attrib John Johnson? MsE i 23 4’37
version 3 (Scottish source) BroP 14 1’42
Greensleeves to a ground *EmH24, **Gt 13, ***N 1, P 14 *4’27, **3’50, ***c1’25,
Grimstock, country dance (see also Praetorius) 184 MsE i 24 1’29
A ground OH21 4’00
Guy of Warwick 116 DO ii 23 0’53
Halfe Hannikin 405b CwL 14 iii c1’50
Hark, hark the lark 30 DO i 30 1’30
King Harry VIII pavan and galliard 95 *EmH 15, **Mt 13 *2’21, **1’49
Have I caught my heavenly jewel 181 DO i 31 0’18
Heart’s Ease 281b B 14, **DO i 32 ***Ec22, ****Sf9 **0’35, ***2’47.
Heaven and earth 1273 *DoH6, L6, Sf 10 *2’30
Hem boys, up we go, version 1 699A DO ii 24 1’12
version 2
Hey ho for a husband, version 1 ? DO ii 25 i c 0’70
version 2 DO ii 25 ii c0’63
Hobbyhorse 70a DO ii 26 0’27
Hold thy peace, knave, round, version 1 346a DO ii 27 i 0’25
version 2 346b DO i 33 0’26
version 3 346c DO ii 27 ii c0’27
Honour, riches 331 DO i 34 1’09
How should I your true love know (Walsingham) 44 *BroS 10, **CamS 17, M 17 *1’14, **1’52
Hugh Aston’s masque 742 Hc6 3’53
Hunt’s up 18 DO ii 28 0.15
I am gone sir 363 DO i 35 1’09
I cannot come every day to woo, version 1 247e DO ii 29 i c0’60
2 DO ii 29 ii c0’65
I cannot keep my wife at home add? OH 1 1’09
I loathe that I did love 50b *BroS24, **DO i 36 *3’18, ** 1’27
In Crete 211 DO ii 30 0’31
In nomine à 3 ?12
In pescod time 55a DO ii 31 0’17
In youth when I did love 50 BroS 13 0’49
Irish dance 955 Hc 18 0’46
Irish jigge 409 EmH 16 2’00
Italian rant 1543 Wn9
Jack boy, round 194a DO ii 32 0’39
Jack Pudding, country dance (Step stately) 706 BroP41 0’52
Jenny plucked pears 36 CwL 14 ii 1’50
Jepha (Jephthah) 36 DO i 38 0’52
Jog on, country dance 64e *BroP13, **BroS 17 *1’12, **0’56
John come kiss me now (see also Byrd. Ortiz, Ravenscroft) 106b *N 10, **OH5 *4’46, **3’47
Jolly shepherd, round a 3 386j DO i 40 0’37
Jouyssance vous donneray (after Sermisy) 499 EmH 1 3’24
Kemp’s jig, lute 70a *BroS 19, **Ec 12, ***Mh 19 ii, Wt6 ii 1’12, **2’07. *** c1’00
Kettle drum add! BroP27, 28 0’24, 0’51
King …, see under name, Cophetua, Harry, Solomon
Lady lie near me 698 CwB21 1’31
Lawn as white as driven snow 412 DO i 45 1’15
King Lear ?? DO ii 34 0’34
Light o’ love 236 *BroP 12, **DO ii 36 *1’58, **0’42
Lillibulero (The farmer’s cursed wife) 59b CwL22 *4’38
Loath to depart, version 1 28b DO ii 37 i c0’60
version 2 DO ii 37 ii c0’67
Love, love, nothing but love, version 1 (set to Eglamore)
version 2 (set to Good shepherd Sorrow) 333a *DO i 43, **Ec21 *0’50, **0’41
Lustie gallant 64d OH20 1’16
Mall Synes (also settings by) Bacheler, Farnaby, Sweelinck) 77 OH24 6’35
Martyn said to his man, freeman’s song à 3 821 *Mh22, **WE 19 *3’07, **1’43
Queen Mary’s Dumpe (Variations attrib. Aston) 281c BroS22 1’45
Master, Swabber, version 1 304 DO ii 39 0’46
version 2 DO i 44 1’17
measure
Merry, merry milkmaids, country dance 47b *BroP7, **CwL 10 *1’42, **2’05
Millison’s jig 367 Sf22
Monsieur’s alman, see Mounsieur’s almaine (also Bachelar, Byrd, Holborne, Morley)
Moorland Willie 1408 Wt25
Mother Watkins’ ale, see Watkin’s ale
Mounsieur’s almaine 256a ii *DO ii 41, **MsE ii 15 *0’50. **2’17
My mind to me 87 DO ii 42 0’45
The New Exchange (version of ‘Go from my window’) 354f BroP26 1’08
The Night peece (second tune ‘The shaking of the sheets’) 414d B15
No more dams 305 DO i 45 0’26
Nobody’s jig 355b Wn 1
Northern lass’s lamentation (The oak and the ash) 193 CwL 12 2’56
Nutmegs (Of all the birds) 73 DO ii 43 0’41
Nutmegs and ginger 70a L8, MsE i 1 1’28
O death, rock me asleep, version 1 56a *CamS 10, **DO ii 45 i, *6’23, **c1’70
version 2 *DO ii 45 ii, **EmH20, ***MsE i 18 *c1’53 **2’26, ***4’32
O mistress mine, version 1 (also Byrd, Morley) 344 *BroS3, **DO i 47 1’29, **1’19
version 2 *DO ii 47, **EmH ii 27, 28 *1’20. **2’00, 1’03
O sweet Oliver (Hunt’s up) 18 *BroS 15, **DO i 49 *0’58, **0’21
O’ the twelfth day of December 351 DO ii 48 0’30
An old hare hoar, version 1 ?276 DO i 46 0’17
version 2 ?276e DO ii 46 0’17
My Lord of Oxenford’s maske (?Byrd) 219b MsE ii 29 *1’55
Oyser pie 297 DO ii 49
Packington’s pound 303b *BroP 16, **MsE i 5 *2’11, **3’08
Pardon goddess of the night 244 DO i 50 0’48
Parson’s farewell, country dance (version of La Bourrée) 712 *BroP42, **CwL25 ii *1’36, **1’10
passamezzo antico B4
passymeasures pavane (passamezzo pavane) *BroP40, **BroS200, ***Gt6 *1’00, **1’43, ***1’44
La Pastorella 1457 EmH 13 1’32
Paul’s steeple 1404 F15, *Wn5 3’17
Paul’s wharfe (also Farnaby; Brade as ‘Scottish dance’)1399 *BroP3, **CwL 16, ***Mh 16 *2’46, **2’01, ***1’52
pavane and galliard Hs24-25 2’01, 1’13
Pavyn of Albart and Galliard, consort à 7 424 Mt25-6 1’37, 1’25
Peg a Ramsey (also Bull), version 1 348 DO ii 50 i c0’25
version 2 DO ii 50 ii c0’20
Phyllida, version 1 196 DO ii 51 i c0’45
version 2 DO ii 51 ii c0’45
version 3 DO ii 51 iii c0’49
Please one and pleae all 359 DO ii 52 c0’36
The poor soul sat sighing, see Willow song
Pyramus 212 DO ii 53 c0’52
The Quarter brawles Mh8 2’16
Queen Dido, version 1 37 i DO ii 54 i c0’50
version 2 37 ii DO ii 54 ii c0’53
The Queen’s masque 10e B16, **Hc 14 **1’02
Quodling’s delight (Goddesses) 193 DO ii 20 0’31
Rich Jew 166c DO ii 56 0’34
Robin, lute N2 2’01
Robin Goodfellow 22d DO ii 57 0’27
Robin Hood 347b? DO ii 58 0’39
Robin is to the greenwood gone 48a *BaB8, **DoH3, ***Ec 11 iii, L3, ****MsE i 11, Wt4 *3’17, **3’01, ****c1’50
Rogero 120c DO ii 59 0’38
Romanesca, variations, lute 215e EmH31 2’31
Roses, their sharp spines being gone 379 DO i 51 1’15
Rowland (see Kemp’s jig, and Willoughby’s welcome)
Rufty Tufty, morris dance 1194 Mh25 ii c1’00
Scotch cap, country dance 1407 BaB6 1’56
Scottish jig 223a BroS7 0’53
Sedany (Donkin Dargeson), country dance 176c B17
Sellenger’s round 188d B13, **BroS6, ***DO ii 61, ****Gt 1, *****Mh20,******OL7 *1’56, ***0’30, ****1’57, *****1’30, ******1’59
Shepherd’s holiday (Labour in vain), country dance 1455 Wn7
Shepherd’s joy, see Barafaustus dream
Shore’s wife, version 1 27 i DO ii 62 i c0’50
version 2 DO ii 62 ii c0’57
Short mesure of Lady Wynkfylds Rownde 1377 *EmH 17, **Mt3 *1’15, **1’53
Sick, sick, version 1 235a DO ii 63 i c0’70
version 2 DO ii 63 ii c0’70
version 3 DO ii 63 iii c0’68
Sigh no more ladies, set to ‘Lusty gallant’ 230 DO i 52 1’23
Sinkapace galliard 888 BroS32 1’09
King Solomon 350a DO ii 35 0’31
Some men for sudden joy did weep, version 1 121f DO i 53 0’20
version 2, round 121f DO ii 64 0’38
The Duke of Somerset’s dumpe add? OL4 2’19
Souch’s march 225a CamQ 10 2’07
Spagnoletta (also Farnaby, Praetorius, Zanetti) 1341 B6
Spanish pavan 142a *Gt8 i, **OH3 * c2’00, **2’39
Staines morris 276c B18,*BroS9, **Gt21, ***Mh2, ****Wh10 *1’57, **2’05, ***4’20
King Stephen was a worthy peer 248 DO i 41 1’15
Stingo, country dance 196 D 19, **MsE i 4, Wn2 **1’57
Sweet England’s pride is gone 36a CamQ1 2’50
Sweet Robin, see Bonny sweet Robin
Take, o take those lips away, (set to When griping griefs) 165 DO i 54 0’44
Tell me where is fancy bred 170 DO i 55 1’11
That which serves (Peg a Ramsey) 126 DO i 56 0’21
There dwelt a man in Babylon, version 1 350 B27, *DO i 57, **Gt 15 *0’34, **3’38
version 2 *BroS27, DO ii 65 *3’38, **0’49
There was three fools (The one he said he was an owl) 615 DO i 58 0’32
Three merry men, round 348 DO i 59 0’39
Three ravens 615 CwL7 2’57
Tintelore d’Angleterre, see (My Lord of) Essex measure
Titus Andronicus’ complaint 182 DO ii 66 0’41
Tom a Bedlam, version 1 130 DO ii 67 i c1.20
version 2 DO ii 67 ii c1’17
Tomorrow is St. Valentine’s day 46 *BroS 11, **CamS 19, *1’01, **3’18
DO i 60 1’04
Tomorrow the fox will come to town 1498 B3, **CwL8 **2’30
Tordiglione (Turkeylone) 191c BroL3
Tower Hill, jig 109e BroP4 0’44
A Toye Le ii 4 1’09
La Traditore, mi fa morire, galliard 372 EmH3 2’09
TrenchmoreTrowmpettus, keyboard 1498? *Hc2, 4, **OH23 *0’34, 31, **2’56
Troilus 242 DO ii 68 0’33
Troy Town 27 i DO ii 69 0’28
Under the greenwood tree 15 DO i 61 1’24
Up and down, round 204 DO i 62 0’31
Up tails all 215g OH2 2’05
Urns and odours bring away 377 DO i 63 0’56
Walsingham (‘As I went to Walsinghham’) 44 *DO i 64,** Mh24 *1’25, **1’59
Was this fair face 2 DO i 65 0’54
Watkin’s ale 63d *CwB23, ** MsE i 2 *3’41, **1’25
We be soldiers three 413b CwL5 1’26
Wedding is great Juno’s crown 22 DO i 66 0’34
Welladay 36a DO ii 70 0’37
What shall he hath that killed the deer. round 18 DO i 67 1’06
When Athur first at court 55 DO i 68 0’14
When daffodils begin to peer 403 *BroS 16, **DO i 69 *0’51, **1’05
When daisies pied 154 DO i 70 2’00
When icicles hang by the wall 155 DO i 72 1’31
When that I was a little tiny boy, version 1 366 *BroS 18, **DO i 73, F20 *1’36 , **1’40
(version 2 by John Vernon is dated 1772)
Whenas we sat in Babylon 180c DO ii 71 0’49
Where is the life that late I led 281b DO ii 72 0’51
While you here do snoring lie 302a DO i 75 0’18
Who is Sylvia 370 DO i 76 1’30
Whoop 410 DO ii 73 0’23
Why let the stricken deer 41 DO i 77 0’22
(If care do cause) 41b DO ii 74 0’22
Will you buy a fine dog 409b DO ii 76 1’13
Will you buy any tape 414 DO i 79 0’26
My Lord Willoughby’s welcome home (Rowland) 203a *DO ii 60, M21 0’31
Willow, willow, version 1 251 DO i 78 0’59
version 2 251a DO ii 75 0’58
Willow song (The poor soul sat sighing) 251 *BroS4, **CamS5, ***Ec 14, ****Gt25, M5, ******MsE i 21 *3’44, **5’40 . ***5’17, ****3’43. ******5’42
Wilson’s wilde (Wolsey’s wild) 9b *Mh3, **MsE i 7 *3’10, **1’11
With a fading 409a DO ii 77 0’20
Woodycock (Wooselcock) 203b B 19, *BroP8, **BroS 14, ***DO i 80, ****Wn 15 *1’58, **1’56, ***0’40, ***5’31
My Lady Wynkfylds Rownde, see Short mesure
You spotted snakes 201 DO i 81 2’01

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