Track : The Hay de Gie - Osborn's Commonplace Book
Artist : The Harp Consort
Album : Unknown
The Hay de Gie - Osborn's Commonplace Book by The Harp Consort from album Unknown
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Sarabande to Corke
By : The Harp Consort
An Ayre called "Corke" - Playford ("Musicks Hand-Maid")
Lulle me beside thee - After Playford "English Dancing Master"
The Lady Louthian's Lilt - Dalhousie Cittern Manuscript
Packington's Pound - After Playford "English Dancing Master"
The Quadran Pavan - Rowallan Manuscript
Buffins - Otley's Cittern Book
The Hunt Sup - Divisions by Byrd
Charles MacCabe's Lamentation for his dear and beloved Friend, Terence Carolan
Entrée: Campra: Entrée Espagnole
By : Andrew Lawrence-King
Entrée: Campra: Le Louvre
Kyrie I (harp) - Venegas de Henestrosa
By : Jordi Savall
La Ultime Estampie Real, la Septime Estampie Real
By : Ensemble Alcatraz
Danse Royale II
Floret cum vana gloria/Florens
By : Orlando Consort
O beata infantia (O blessed infancy)
By : Sinfonye
Beata Dei Genitrix
By : Thomas Damett
Salve porta paradisi
O canenda vulgo/Rex quem metro
The Apple Tree
By : Paul Hillier
Al alva venid, bue amigo
By : The Dufay Collective
Alleluia
By : Via Artis Konsort
Quam pulchra es, JD 44
By : John Dunstable
Gratias tibi Deus
Christe qui lux es III
Benedictus es Domine
"There is no Rose"
'Coda' From Briggflatts
Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas: Benedictus
Te lucis ante terminum … Procul recedant somnia
Sappho -- fragment
Via Stellae
Postludium (Medieval Harp)
O speculum columbe (O mirror of the dove)
IV. Femina Mistica: Alma, Buscarte Has En Mi (Sta. Teresa De Jesús / Moxica, CMP)
By : Montserrat Figueras
My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe
By : John Dowland
Polorum Regina
By : Eduardo Paniagua
Alberca luminosa
Osculetur me
By : Stile Antico
Credo (Jesu Christe Fili Dei), JD 16
La tricotea Samartin la vea
A 40 voces. Canción: "Míralo cómo llora" (Henestrosa)
By : Andrew Lawrence-King & The Harp Consort
Reason, what art thou?
By : Catherine Bott
Tom of Bedlam
Time stands still
