Per a veu (soprano o tenor) i piano

Conté: First set : Sweet nymph, come to thy lover : canzonets to 2 voyces.1593 ; When lo! By brake of morning : canzonets to 2 voyces. 1593 / Thomas Morley. Come again : 1st Book of Ayres. 1597 ; Deare, if you change : 1st Book of Ayres. 1597 ; A shepherd in a shade : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1600 ; Fine knacks for ladies : Peddler's song : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1600 ; Woeful heart with griefe oppressed : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1600 / John Dowland. What if I seek for love : 1st & 2nd Book of Ayres. 1601 / Robert Jones. If I urge my Kind desires : 2nd Book of Ayres . 1601 ; If she forsake me : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1601; When Laura smiles : A Book of Ayres set forth to be sung to the Lute. 1601 / Philip Rosseter. Flow not so fast, ye fountains : 3rd Book of Ayres . 1603 / Jphn Dowland. Shaded with Olive trees : Musicke of sundrie kindes. 1604 / Thomas Greaves. Fain would I change that note : 1st Part of Ayres. 1605 / Tobias Hume. Diaphenia : 1st Book of Songs or Ayres. 1605 Underneath a Cypress tree : 1st Book of Songs or Ayres. 1605 / Francis Pilkington. Come, Phillis : Musicke of sundrie kindes. 1607 ; Faire, sweet, cruell : Musicke of sundrie kindes. 1607 / Thomas Ford. Go to bed, sweet muse : "Ultimum Vale". 1608 ; Sweet kate : A musicale dreame. 1609 / Robert Jones. Sweete Cupid, ripen her desire : Ayres to sing and play the Lute and Basse Viol. 1610 ; Deare, though your minde : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1612 / William Corkine. Here she her sacred bower adornes : 2nd Book of Ayres. 1613 / Thomas Campion. Phillis was a faire maide : Giles Earle's Song - book (M. S.) 1615. Sleepe, sleepe : Giles Earle's Song book (M.S.) 1615. Why dost tho turne away? : Giles Earle's Song - book (M.S.) 1615. Shall I come, sweete Love, to thee? : 3rd Booke of Ayres ; There is a garden in her face : 4th Bokk of Ayres. 1617 / Thomas Campion. On a time : 1st Book of Ayres. 1622 / John Attey. As Flora slept : Ayres or Fa la's for 3 voyces. 1627 / John Milton. Second set : Flora , wilt thou torment me? : canzonets to 2 voices. 1593 / Thomas Morley. Away with these self - boving lads : 1st Booke of Ayres. 1597 ; Now, O now, I needs must part : 1st Booke of Ayres. 1597 ; Come away : 1st Booke of Ayres. 1600 ; Shall I sue, shall I sseke for grace? : 2nd Booke of Ayres, 1600 ; Sorrow, sorrow, stay : 2nd Booke of Ayres, 1600 ; Farewell, unkind, farewell : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1603 ; Weep you no more, sad fountains : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1603 ; What if I never sppede? : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1603 / John Dowland. Downe - a - downe : The 1st Booke of Songs or Ayres. 1605 / Francis Pilkington. A pretty, pretty ducke : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; I heard of late : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; If there be any one : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; What thing is love? : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; When from my love I lookte : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; Whither runneth my sweetheart? : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 ; Who doth behold my mistress' face : A Booke of Ayres, 1606 / John Bartlet. Come, you pretty false - eyed wanton : 2nd Book of Ayres, 1610 ; Her rosie checkes : 2nd Booke of Ayres, 1610 ; O deare, that I with the might live : 2nd Booke of Ayres, 1610 ; The peaceful westerne winde : 2nd Book of Ayres, 1610 ; Beauty is but a painted hell : 3rd Booke of Ayres, 1612 ; Breake now, my heart, and dir : 3rd Booke of Ayres, 1612 ; Ev'ry dame affects good fame : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1612 ; Oft have I sighed for him : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1612 ; Thrice tosse these oaken ashes in the air : 3rd Booke of Ayres. 1612 / Thomas Campion. Shall a smile or a guileful glance? : Second Booke of Ayres. 1612 / William Corkine. Stay Time, awhile, thy flyng : A Pilgrim's Solace. 1612 / John Dowland. What if I sppede? : "UItimum Vale". 1608 / Robert Jones. Sweet was the song : 1st Book of Ayres. 1622 / John Attey

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