Number | Page | Voicing | Parts | Title | Composer |
11 | 70 | SAT | 3 | Come, Sirrah Jack, ho | Weelkes |
38 | 256 | SAT | 3 | Since Robin Hood | Weelkes |
54 | 356 | SSA | 3 | Thus sings my dearest jewel | Weelkes |
50 | 330 | SST | 3 | Though Philomela lost her love | Morley |
60 | 392 | SST | 3 | Whither away so fast? | Morley |
41 | 266 | SST | 3 | Strike it up, Tabor | Weelkes |
31 | 210 | SST | 3 | O what shall I do? | Wilbye |
57 | 373 | SATB | 4 | Weep, o mine eyes | Bennett |
16 | 106 | SATB | 4 | Fair Phyllis I saw | Farmer |
10 | 67 | SATB | 4 | Consture my meaning | Farnaby |
5 | 24 | SATB | 4 | April is in my mistress' face | Morley |
32 | 216 | SATB | 4 | O yes! Has any found a lad? | Tomkins |
2 | 8 | SATB | 4 | Adieu, sweet Amaryllis | Wilbye |
20 | 142 | SSTB | 4 | Lady, when I behold | Wilbye |
23 | 158 | SAATB | 5 | Lullaby, my sweet little baby | Byrd |
4 | 20 | SATTB | 5 | Ah, dear heart | Gibbons |
47 | 310 | SATTB | 5 | The silver swan | Gibbons |
59 | 382 | SATTB | 5 | What is our life? | Gibbons |
21 | 148 | SATTB | 5 | I love, alas, I love thee | Morley |
22 | 153 | SATTB | 5 | Leave, alas, this tormenting | Morley |
26 | 186 | SATTB | 5 | My bonny lass she smileth | Morley |
27 | 190 | SATTB | 5 | Now is the month of maying | Morley |
51 | 332 | SSATB | 5 | Those sweet delightful lilies | Bateson |
1 | 1 | SSATB | 5 | All creatures now | Bennett |
49 | 324 | SSATB | 5 | Though Amaryllis dance | Byrd |
8 | 48 | SSATB | 5 | Come, gentle swains | Cavendish |
7 | 42 | SSATB | 5 | Come away, sweet love | Greaves |
39 | 258 | SSATB | 5 | See what a maze of error | Kirbye |
40 | 263 | SSATB | 5 | Sing we and chant it | Morley |
3 | 12 | SSATB | 5 | Adieu, ye city-prisoning towers | Tomkins |
37 | 248 | SSATB | 5 | See, see the shepherds' queen | Tomkins |
55 | 358 | SSATB | 5 | Too much I once lamented | Tomkins |
24 | 168 | SSATB | 5 | Mother, I will have a husband | Vautor |
46 | 303 | SSATB | 5 | Sweet Suffolk owl | Vautor |
19 | 137 | SSATB | 5 | Hark, all ye lovely saints | Weelkes |
29 | 196 | SSATB | 5 | Hence, care, thou art too cruel | Weelkes |
28 | 192 | SSATB | 5 | O care, thou wilt despatch me | Weelkes |
42 | 268 | SSATB | 5 | Sing we at pleasure | Weelkes |
15 | 101 | SSATB | 5 | Flora gave me fairest flowers | Wilbye |
58 | 376 | SSATB | 5 | Weep, weep, mine eyes | Wilbye |
12 | 72 | SSTTB | 5 | Dainty fine bird | Gibbons |
33 | 222 | SSTTB | 5 | O that the learned poets | Gibbons |
56 | 364 | SSTTB | 5 | Trust not too much, fair youth | Gibbons |
17 | 112 | SSTTB | 5 | Fyer, fyer! | Morley |
44 | 288 | SSTTB | 5 | Sweet honey-sucking bees | Wilbye |
45 | 295 | SSTTB | 5 | Yet, sweet, take heed | Wilbye |
48 | 313 | SSATTB | 6 | This sweet and merry month of May | Byrd |
36 | 241 | SSATTB | 6 | No haste but good! | East |
34 | 229 | SSATTB | 6 | Poor is the life | East |
35 | 235 | SSATTB | 6 | Quick, quick, away, dispatch! | East |
14 | 91 | SSATTB | 6 | Fair nymphs, I heard one telling | Farmer |
18 | 121 | SSATTB | 6 | Hard by a crystal fountain | Morley |
43 | 275 | SSATTB | 6 | Sleep, fleshly birth | Ramsey |
25 | 175 | SSATTB | 6 | Music divine | Tomkins |
9 | 54 | SSATTB | 6 | Come, sable night | Ward |
30 | 200 | SSATTB | 6 | Out from the vale | Ward |
6 | 27 | SSATTB | 6 | As Vesta was | Weelkes |
53 | 348 | SSATTB | 6 | The Andalusian merchant | Weelkes |
52 | 339 | SSATTB | 6 | Thule, the period of cosmography | Weelkes |
13 | 76 | SSATTB | 6 | Draw on, sweet night | Wilbye |