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==General Information== | ==General Information== | ||
{{Descr|A book of English madrigals written in honor of Queen Elizabeth (known colloquially as "Oriana"). The volume was organized and published by [[Thomas Morley]] in 1601, and contains 25 pieces by 23 composers of the most prominent English composers of the time. Each madrigal ends with the phrase: “Then sang the shepherds and nymphs of Diana: long live fair Oriana.”}} | |||
{{PubDatePlace|1601|by Thomas Morley in London.| }} | |||
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|align="right"|13 ||[[Arise, awake (Thomas Morley)|''Arise awake you silly shepherds sleeping'']]||5||{{ss|Thomas|Morley}} | |align="right"|13 ||[[Arise, awake (Thomas Morley)|''Arise awake you silly shepherds sleeping'']]||5||{{ss|Thomas|Morley}} | ||
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|align="right"|14 ||{{NoComp|Fair | |align="right"|14 ||{{NoComp|Fair nymphs, I heard one telling|John Farmer}}||6||{{ss|John|Farmer}} | ||
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|align="right"|15 ||{{NoComp|The Lady Oriana|John Wilbye}}||6||{{ss|John|Wilbye}} | |align="right"|15 ||{{NoComp|The Lady Oriana|John Wilbye}}||6||{{ss|John|Wilbye}} | ||
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|align="right"|17 ||''[[As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending (Thomas Weelkes)|As Vesta was from Latmos hill Descending]]''||6||{{ss|Thomas|Weelkes}} | |align="right"|17 ||''[[As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending (Thomas Weelkes)|As Vesta was from Latmos hill Descending]]''||6||{{ss|Thomas|Weelkes}} | ||
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|align="right"|18 ||{{NoComp|Fair Orian in the morn|John Milton the Elder}}||6||{{ss|John|Milton the Elder}} | |align="right"|18 ||{{NoComp|Fair Orian, in the morn|John Milton the Elder}}||6||{{ss|John|Milton the Elder}} | ||
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|align="right"|19 || | |align="right"|19 ||''[[Round about her chariot (Ellis Gibbons)|Round about her charret, with all-admiring strains]]''||6||{{ss|Ellis|Gibbons}} | ||
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|align="right"|20 ||{{NoComp|With Angel's face and brightness|George Kirbye}}||6||{{ss|George|Kirbye}} | |align="right"|20 ||{{NoComp|With Angel's face and brightness|George Kirbye}}||6||{{ss|George|Kirbye}} | ||
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|align="right"|21 ||{{NoComp|Fair Oriana | |align="right"|21 ||{{NoComp|Fair Oriana seeming to wink at folly|Robert Jones}}||6||{{ss|Robert|Jones}} | ||
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|align="right"|22 ||{{NoComp|Fair Cytherea presents her doves|John Lisley}}||6||{{ss|John|Lisley}} | |align="right"|22 ||{{NoComp|Fair Cytherea presents her doves|John Lisley}}||6||{{ss|John|Lisley}} | ||
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|align="right"|24 ||{{NoComp|Come, blessed bird|Edward Johnson}}||6||{{ss|Edward|Johnson}} | |align="right"|24 ||{{NoComp|Come, blessed bird|Edward Johnson}}||6||{{ss|Edward|Johnson}} | ||
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==Works at CPDL== | |||
{{MultiPubList|yr,seq,com,gen,subg,vo,voices|1601}} | |||
==References== | |||
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*[https://opac.rism.info/search?id=993121110&View=rism RISM 1601<sup>16</sup>]}} | |||
[[Category:Music publications|Triumphs of Oriana, The]] | [[Category:Music publications|Triumphs of Oriana, The]] | ||
[[Category:Music facsimiles]] |
Latest revision as of 02:18, 4 March 2023
General Information
Description: A book of English madrigals written in honor of Queen Elizabeth (known colloquially as "Oriana"). The volume was organized and published by Thomas Morley in 1601, and contains 25 pieces by 23 composers of the most prominent English composers of the time. Each madrigal ends with the phrase: “Then sang the shepherds and nymphs of Diana: long live fair Oriana.”
Publication date and place: 1601 by Thomas Morley in London.
Facsimile:
- IMSLP link, with several digitized facsimiles.
List of madrigals
Works at CPDL
Title | Year | No. | Composer | Genre | Subgenre | Vo. | Voices |
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All creatures now are merry-minded | 1601 | 4 | John Bennet | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
Arise, awake | 1601 | 13 | Thomas Morley | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SATTB |
As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending | 1601 | 17 | Thomas Weelkes | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
Come, blessed bird | 1601 | 24 | Edward Johnson | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSAATB |
Come gentle swains | 1601 | 11 | Michael Cavendish | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
Fair Orian, in the morn | 1601 | 18 | John Milton the Elder | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
Fair Oriana, beauty's queen | 1601 | 5 | John Hilton the elder | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
Fair Oriana seeming to wink at folly | 1601 | 21 | Robert Jones | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
Fair nymphs, I heard one telling | 1601 | 14 | John Farmer | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATBB |
Hard by a crystal fountain | 1601 | 23 | Thomas Morley | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
Hark! Did ye ever hear | 1601 | 16 | Thomas Hunt | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSAATB |
Hence, stars too dim of light | 1601 | Michael East | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB | |
Lightly she whipped o'er the dales | 1601 | 2 | John Mundy | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
Long live fair Oriana | 1601 | 3 | Ellis Gibbons | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
Round about her chariot | 1601 | 19 | Ellis Gibbons | Sacred | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
The Fauns and Satyrs tripping | 1601 | 10 | Thomas Tomkins | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |
The Lady Oriana | 1601 | 15 | John Wilbye | Secular | Madrigals | 6 | SSATTB |
Thus Bonnyboots the birthday celebrated | 1601 | 8 | John Holmes | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB,AATTB |
With Angel's face and brightness | 1601 | 1 | Daniel Norcome | Secular | Madrigals | 5 | SSATB |