The first booke of ayres (1600)

著者

Thomas Morley ; edited by Edmund H. Fellowes ; revised by Thurston Dart ; with additional note by David Greer

（The English lute-songs）

Stainer & Bell, c1988

[Rev. ed.]

楽譜（印刷）（スコア）

For voice and lute

Acc. is printed both in lute tablature and in modern notation

English words

A painted tale
Thirsis and Milla (first part)
She straight her light green silken coats (second part)
With my love my life was nestled
I saw my lady weeping
It was a lover and his lass
Who is it that this dark night?
Mistress mine well may you fare
Can I forget what reason's force
Love wing'd my hopes
What if my mistress now
Come, sorrow, come
Fair in a morn
Absence, hear thou my protestation
Will you buy a fine dog?
Sleep, slumb'ring eyes
Appendex. Ornamented version of the tune of no. IV ("With my love") as found in Ch. Ch. Mus. MS 439, p.37
White as lilies