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| Harry Champion: O that Gorgonzola cheese. Play/print/buy |
| | Harry Dacre: Daisy Bell. Play/print/buy |
| | Captain Darling: Hurrah for the next who dies. Play/print/buy |
| | James Hook: Willow song, The. Play/print/buy |
| | William Shield: Maid of the mill, The. Play/print/buy |
| | Stephen Storace: Curfew, The. Play/print/buy |
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| Anon: How stands the glass around? (c.1729). Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: Glorious Apollo. Play/print/buy |
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| Joseph Baildon: Adieu to the village delights. Play/print/buy |
| | John Wall Callcott: Banks of the Yarrow, The. Play/print/buy |
| | John Wall Callcott: Historians, The. Play/print/buy |
| | Benjamin Cooke: To Cupid on Valentine's Day. Play/print/buy |
| | William Paxton: Breathe soft ye winds. Play/print/buy |
| | William Paxton: Dame Durden. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Purcell: Fairest isle. Play/print/buy |
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| Anon: Hodge told Sue (c.1760). Play/print/buy |
| | James Hook: Monument of Queen Elizabeth, The. Play/print/buy |
| | James Hook: Skylark, The. Play/print/buy |
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| Henry Harington: My father had a daughter. Play/print/buy |
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| Charles Wesley: Mildly beam'd the Queen of night. Play/print/buy |
| S.Vn.Vn.Vc. Back to top |
| Anon: The dark is my delight (c.1610). Play/print/buy |
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| John Christopher Smith: You spotted snakes (reduced accompaniment). Play/print/buy |
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| Henry Harington: Go gentle soul. Play/print/buy |
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| James Oswald: Dustcart, The. Play/print/buy |
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| Anon: My little sweet Darling (c.1605). Play/print/buy |
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| Sir Henry Rowley Bishop: Sportive little trifler. Play/print/buy |
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| Anon: La Pastorella (c.1570). Play/print/buy |
| | Thomas Augustine Arne: Blow, blow thou winter wind. Play/print/buy |
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| Thomas Weelkes: Cease sorrows now. Play/print/buy |
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| Henry Harington: Alas, what boast. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Farewell dear shade. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Go to the ant. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Ianthe. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: O thou whose notes. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Queen Mab's march. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Success to our innocent social delight. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: When first sweet love. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: When Zion's sons did mourn. Play/print/buy |
| | Thomas Ravenscroft: Owl, The. Play/print/buy |
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| Benjamin Cooke: Epitaph on the late Revd. Mr. Allott. Play/print/buy |
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| John Wall Callcott: Epitaph on Sir John Calf. Play/print/buy |
| | Robert Cooke: No riches from his scanty store. Play/print/buy |
| | John Danby: Afterthought on death. Play/print/buy |
| | John Danby: Come my Laura. Play/print/buy |
| | John Hindle: Queen of the silver bow. Play/print/buy |
| | Stephen Paxton: How sweet! How fresh!. Play/print/buy |
| | Reginald Spofforth: Hail smiling morn. Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: My pocket's low and taxes high. Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: The mighty conqueror. Play/print/buy |
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| Thoinot Arbeau: Belle qui tiens ma vie. Play/print/buy |
| | Sir Joseph Barnby: Sweet and low. Play/print/buy |
| | Pierre Certon: Frere Thibault. Play/print/buy |
| | Benjamin Cooke: Deh dove. Play/print/buy |
| | Benjamin Cooke: Epitaph on a dormouse. Play/print/buy |
| | Guillaume Costeley: Prise de Calais. Play/print/buy |
| | Guillaume Costeley: Prise du Havre. Play/print/buy |
| | Nicolle des Celliers d'Hesdin: Ramonez moy ma cheminee. Play/print/buy |
| | John Danby: Awake Aeolian lyre. Play/print/buy |
| | Claudin de Sermisy: Tant que vivray. Play/print/buy |
| | Costanzo Festa: Quando ritrovo. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Harington: Ode to the memory of Italian virtuosi. Play/print/buy |
| | John Hindle: Tell my Strephon that I die. Play/print/buy |
| | Clement Janequin: Il estoit une fillette. Play/print/buy |
| | Clement Janequin: Or vien ca, vien, m'amye. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: En un chasteau. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Fleur de quinze ans. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Nuict froide et sombre, La. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Quand mon mary vient de dehors. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Un advocat dit. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Un jour vis un foulon. Play/print/buy |
| | Garret Wesley, 1st Earl of Mornington: Epitaph on Sir Charles Sanders. Play/print/buy |
| | Garret Wesley, 1st Earl of Mornington: Here in cool grot. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: Blow, blow thou winter wind. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: Now the hungry lion roars. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: Ye spotted snakes. Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: 'Tis night. Play/print/buy |
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| Thomas Brewer: Turn Amarillis. Play/print/buy |
| | Robert Cooke: Adieu, adieu ye jovial youths. Play/print/buy |
| | Robert Cooke: Now the winds whistle. Play/print/buy |
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| John Danby: To Cynthia. Play/print/buy |
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| Robert Cooke: Gales of evening. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: To be gazing on those charms. Play/print/buy |
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| Robert Cooke: Epitaph on William Lawes. Play/print/buy |
| | John Danby: As passing by a shady grove. Play/print/buy |
| | Orlande de Lassus: Rossignol plaisant, Le. Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: Pretty warbler, cease to hover. Play/print/buy |
| | Samuel Webbe: Sweet is the soft, the sunny breeze. Play/print/buy |
| | John Wilbye: Alas, what hope of speeding?. Play/print/buy |
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| Robert Cooke: Hope tells a flatt'ring tale. Play/print/buy |
| | John Danby: Music hath power. Play/print/buy |
| | Michael East: O metaphysical tobacco. Play/print/buy |
| | Henry Lichfild: Shall I seek to ease my grief?. Play/print/buy |
| | Heinrich Schutz: O primavera/O dolcezze amarissime. Play/print/buy |
| | Heinrich Schutz: Ride la primavera. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: Although soft sleep. Play/print/buy |
| | Richard John Samuel Stevens: It was a lover and his lass. Play/print/buy |
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| Michael East: Poor is the life. Play/print/buy |
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| John Wilbye: Draw on sweet night. Play/print/buy |
| | John Wilbye: When shall my wretched life. Play/print/buy |
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| John Christopher Smith: You spotted snakes (full accompaniment). Play/print/buy |
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| Henry Harington: Weep gentle shepherds. Play/print/buy |
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| Orlande de Lassus: Un jour l'amant et l'amie. Play/print/buy |
