Eight ballets and madrigals
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Eight ballets and madrigals
（The Old English edition / edited by G. E. P. Arkwright, v. 13-15）
Broude Brothers, 1968
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Printed Music（Full Score）
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English words; also printed as text
Reprint. Originally published: London : Joseph Williams, 1895
Prefatory matter in English
Contents of Works
- [1]. To 5 voices. All at once well met, fair ladies
- To shorten winter's sadness
- Sweet love, I will no more abuse thee
- Whilst youthful sports are lasting
- On the plains fairy trains
- Sweetheart, arise
- Give me my heart
- Hark, all ye lovely saints above
- [2]. Say, dainty dames
- Phillis, go take thy pleasure
- In pride of May
- Sing we at pleasure
- Now is the bridals of fair choralis
- Sing, shepherds, after me
- Welcome, sweet pleasure
- Lady, your eye my love enforced
- [3]. We shepherds sing
- I love, and have my love regarded
- Come, clap thy hands : first part
- Phillis hath sworn : second part
- Farewell my joy
- Now is my cloris fresh as may
- Unto our flocks sweet corolus
- To 6 voices. Cease now delight
