Third booke of ayres : so as they may be expressed by one voyce with a lute : (London, 1617)
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Third booke of ayres : so as they may be expressed by one voyce with a lute : (London, 1617)
Seicento Edition, c2011
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For voice and lute
Contains vocal line and lute tablature
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- Oft have I sighed
- Shall I then hope?
- Now let her change
- Were my heart as some men's are
- Maids are simple
- So tired are all my thoughts
- Why presumes thy pride?
- Kind are her answers
- O grief, o spite
- O never to be moved
- Break now, my heart
- If love loves truth
- Now winter nights
- Awake, thou spring
- What is it all?
- If thou long'st so much
- Fire that must flame
- Shall I come, sweet love?
- Thrice toss these oaken ashes
- Be thou then my beauty
- O sweet delight
- Thus I resolve
- Fire! Fire!
- Come, o come my life's delight
- Could my heart
- Sleep, angry beauty
- Never love unless you can
- Silly boy, 'tis full moon yet
- So quick, so hot, so mad