The First Set of English Madrigals to 3-6 voices (Thomas Bateson): Difference between revisions

General information

Published: Thomas Este, Venice, 1598

Facsimile: Reprint: London: Musical Antiquarian Society Publications, n.d. (ca.1840). Plate No.2 [IMSLP]

#	Title	Voices
1.	Beauty is a lovely sweet	3
2.	Love would discharge the duty	3
3.	The nightingale	3
4.	Ah me, my mistress scorns my love	3
5.	Come follow me, fair nymphs	3
6.	Your Shining Eyes	3
7.	Whither so fast	4
8.	Dame Venus hence to Paphos go	4
9.	Down from above	4
10.	Adieu, sweet love, adieu	4
11.	If Love be blind	4
12.	Phyllis, farewell	4
13.	Those sweet, delightful lilies	5
14.	And must I needs depart then?	5
15.	Sweet Gemma (first part)	5
16.	Yet stay alway (second part)	5
17.	Strange were the life	5
18.	Alas, alas, where is my love	5
19.	O fly not Love	5
20.	Who prostrate lies	5
21.	Sister, awake	5
22.	Hark! Hear you not heavenly harmony	5
23.	Dear, if you wish my dying	6
24.	Fair Hebe, when dame Flora meets	6
25.	Phyllis, farewell!	6
26.	Thirsis, on his fair Phyllis'breast reposing	6
27.	Merrily my love and I	6
28.	Music, some think no music is	6
29.	When Oriana walk'd	6

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