Track : Ayres for 4 Voices: If my complaints could passions move
Artist : John Dowland
Album : Julian Bream Plays Dowland and Bach (disc 1)
Ayres for 4 Voices: If my complaints could passions move by John Dowland from album Julian Bream Plays Dowland and Bach (disc 1)
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The Right Honourable The Lady Rich, Her Gaillard (Dowland's Bells), For Lute, P 43
By : John Dowland
A Fancy (P 6)
First Book of Songs: Song for 4 Voices and Lute "Away With These Self-Loving Lads"
Semper Dowland Semper Dolens (Pavane à 5)
A Galliard (on a galliard by Daniel Bachelar) (P 28)
Third Booke of Songes: VIII. Flow not so fast, ye fountains
Third Booke of Songes: VII. Say, Love, if ever thou didst find
Third Booke of Songes: VI. When Phoebus first did Daphne love
Third Booke of Songes: V. Me, me, and none but me
Third Booke of Songes: IV. Daphne was not so chaste
Third Booke of Songes: III. Behold a wonder here
蛙のガリアード
Third Booke of Songes: II. Time stands still
The Right Hounourable The Lord Viscount Lisle, his Galliard (P 38)
Galliard (on Awake sweet love, set by Fr. Cutting) (P 92)
Third Booke of Songes: I. Farewell, too fair
Henry Noel his Galliard
Third Booke of Songes: XVI. Fie on this feigning
Psalm 100: All people that on earth so dwell
Sacred Songs: An heart that's broken and contrite
A Pilgrim's Solace 1612: XXI. Cease, cease these false sports
Third Booke of Songes: XXI. Come when I call
Third Booke of Songes: XIX. The lowest trees have tops
Third Booke of Songes: XVIII. It was a Time when silly bees
Third Booke of Songes: XVII. I must complain
Third Booke of Songes: XV. Weep you no more, sad fountains
Third Booke of Songes: XIV. Farewell, unkind
My Lord Willboughby's Welcome Home
Third Booke of Songes: XIII. O what hath overwrought
Third Booke of Songes: XII. By a fountain where I lay
Third Booke of Songes: XI. Lend your ears to my sorrow
A Pilgrim's Solace 1612: V. Shall I strive with words to move?
Third Booke of Songes: X. Love stood amazed
When sin sore wounding
Think'st thou then by thy feigning (The Saltire Singers, soprano: Patricia Clark, contralto: Jean Allister, tenor: Edgar Fleet, bass: Frederick Westcott, lute: Desmond Dupre)
Now! Oh now I needs must part (The Saltire Singers, soprano: Patricia Clark, contralto: Jean Allister, tenor: Edgar Fleet, bass: Frederick Westcott, lute: Desmond Dupre)
If my complaints could passions move (The Saltire Singers, soprano: Patricia Clark, contralto: Jean Allister, tenor: Edgar Fleet, bass: Frederick Westcott, lute: Desmond Dupre)
Weep you no more sad fountains (counter-tenor: Russell Oberlin, lute: Joseph Iadone)
Say Love if ever thou dids't find
Fine knacks for ladies (The Saltire Singers, soprano: Patricia Clark, contralto: Jean Allister, tenor: Edgar Fleet, bass: Frederick Westcott, lute: Desmond Dupre)
Fortuna Jo. Doulande
XX. Toss not my soul
XXI. Clear or cloudy
Come again, sweet love doth now invite (First Book of Songs)
Thou mighty God (A Pilgrimes Solace), sacred song