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I long to sing the seidge of Troy (Anacreon's Ode, called, The Lute, Englished and to be sung by a Basse alone)
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I long to sing the seidge of Troy (Anacreon's Ode, called, The Lute, Englished and to be sung by a Basse alone)
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I long to sing the seidge of Troy
If my Mistress fix her eye (The Captive Lover)
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If my Mistress fix her eye (The Captive Lover)
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If my Mistress fix her eye
If when the Sun at Noon displayes (Night and Day to his Mistress)
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If when the Sun at Noon displayes (Night and Day to his Mistress)
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If when the Sun at Noon displayes
Imbre lachrymarum largo Genas spargo (An Eccho)
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Imbre lachrymarum largo Genas spargo (An Eccho)
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Imbre lachrymarum largo Genas spargo
Inquel gelato core (Tavola)
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Inquel gelato core (Tavola)
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Inquel gelato core
It is not that I love you lesse (The self Banished)
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It is not that I love you lesse (The self Banished)
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It is not that I love you lesse
Image from Ayres and Dialogues, For One, Two, and Three Voyces (London, 1653), Folger L638, copy 1, A2v. By permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library.
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Image from Ayres and Dialogues, For One, Two, and Three Voyces (London, 1653), Folger L638, copy 1, A2v. By permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Image from Ayres and Dialogues, For One, Two, and Three Voyces (London, 1653), Folger L638, copy 1, A1r. By permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library.
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Image from Ayres and Dialogues, For One, Two, and Three Voyces (London, 1653), Folger L638, copy 1, A1r. By permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library.

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  • editions (52) + -
  • musical performances (23) + -
  • books (1) + -

Songscape

  • Songscapes Conference (21) + -
  • As Cælia rested in the shade (4) + -
  • Be gone, be gone thou perjured man (3) + -
  • Cloris your selfe you so excell (3) + -
  • Come my Lucasta heer's the Grove (3) + -
  • Cælia, thy bright Angel's face (3) + -
  • Lovely Chloris through thine eyes (3) + -
  • When thou, poor Excommunicate (3) + -
  • While I listen to thy voyce (3) + -
  • Amarantha sweet & fair (2) + -
  • Come heavy Souls, oppressed with the weight (2) + -
  • Give me more Love, or more Disdain (2) + -
  • I long to sing the seidge of Troy (2) + -
  • It is not that I love you lesse (2) + -
  • Till I beheld fair Calia's face (2) + -
  • Aged man that moves these fields (1) + -
  • Am I dispised because you say (1) + -
  • Aske me why I send you here (1) + -
  • Bacchus, I-acchus, fill our Brains (1) + -
  • Canst thou love me and yet doubt (1) + -
  • Careless of Love and free from Fears (1) + -
  • Come Chloris hie we to the Bower (1) + -
  • Come my Sweet, whilst every strain (Love and Musick) (1) + -
  • Come, come, thou glorious object of my sight (1) + -
  • Dearest do not now delay me (1) + -
  • Distressed Pilgrim whose dark clouded eyes (1) + -
  • Fantasy (1) + -
  • Farewell fair Saint, may not the sea and wind (1) + -
  • Gaze not on Swanns in whose soft brest (1) + -
  • Go thou Emblem of my heart (1) + -
  • Grieve not, dear Love, although we often part (1) + -
  • He that loves a rosie cheek (1) + -
  • If my Mistress fix her eye (1) + -
  • If when the Sun at Noon displayes (1) + -
  • Imbre lachrymarum largo Genas spargo (1) + -
  • Inquel gelato core (1) + -
  • Keep on your veile and hide your eye (1) + -
  • Ladies who gild the glittering Noon (1) + -
  • Ladies, you whose smooth and dainty Skin (1) + -
  • Lately on yonder swelling Bush (1) + -
  • Musick, thou Queen of souls (1) + -
  • O now the certain cause I know (1) + -
  • O the fickle state of Lovers (1) + -
  • Sing fair Clorinda whilst you move (1) + -
  • The Day's returned, and so are we, to pay (1) + -
  • Thou Shepheard whose intentive eye (1) + -
  • Thou art so fair, and yong withall (1) + -
  • Though my torment far exceeds (1) + -
  • Till now I never did believe (1) + -
  • Tis Wine that inspires (1) + -
  • Tis true (Fair Celia) that by thee I live (1) + -
  • Two hundred minutes are run down (1) + -
  • When on the Altar of my hand (1) + -
  • Θέλω λέγειν Ἀτρείδας (1) + -
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