First book of madrigals (1594)

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First book of madrigals (1594)

Thomas Morley

(The English madrigalists, EM2)

Stainer & Bell, c1963

Rev. ed

Printed Music(Full Score)

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Note

Reprint. Originally published: London : T. Este, 1594

Publisher's no.: S. & B. 1365

Contents of Works

  • April is in my mistress' face : S. A. T. B.
  • Clorinda false : S. A. T. B.
  • Why sit I here complaining? : S. S. A. T.
  • Since my tears and lamenting : S. A. A. (or T.), B.
  • Help, I fall : S. A. A. (or T.), B.
  • Lady, why grieve you still me? : S. S. A. T.
  • In dew of roses : S. S. A. T. (or A.)
  • In every place : S. A. T. B.
  • Now is the gentle season(the first part) : S. A. T. B.
  • The fields abroad(the second part) : S. A. T. B.
  • Come, lovers, follow me : S. S. A. T.
  • O no, thou dost but flout me : S. S. A. T.
  • I will no more come to thee : S. S. A. T. (or B.)
  • Besides a fountain : S. S. A. T.
  • Sport we my lovely treasure(the first part) : S. S. A. T.
  • O sweet, alas what say you?(the second part) : S. S. A. T.
  • Hark, jolly shepherds : S. S. A. T.
  • Ho who comes here? : S. S. A. A. (or T.)
  • Die now my heart : S. A. T. B.
  • Say, gentle nymphs : S. A. T. B.
  • Round around about a wood : S. S. A. T.
  • On a fair morning : S. A. A. B.
  • My heart why hast thou taken? : S. S. S. A. (or T.)
  • Still it frieth : S. S. S. (or A.), T.

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Details

  • NCID
    BA46205661
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    London
  • Pages/Volumes
    xiv, 124 p.
  • Size
    26 cm
  • Parent Bibliography ID
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