%webmaster@laymusic.org %Last modified: 2009-04-13 %http://www.laymusic.org//home/lconrad/homepage/music/sp/html/bycomposer.html =AUT: Henry Aldrich =DATES (1647 -- 1710 ) • Tom Jolly's nose =AUT: Anonymous • 3r. O Maria mater pia, • Duo 113 • En m'esbatant/Gracieuse plaisant mousni • Entre vous qui aym • Fortuna Desperata • O Shenandoah • Row, row, row your boat • Sumer is icumen in • Sumer is icumen in • Tappster, dryngker • The dark is my delight • When Daphne from fair Phoebus did fly • When Daphne from fair Phoebus did fly (a fourth down) • When Daphne from fair Phoebus did fly (a step down) =AUT: Arban • Carnival of Venice • Tyrolienne =AUT: Thoinet Arbeau • From Orchesographie =AUT: Jacques Arcadelt =DATES (1504 -- 1568 ) • Il bianco e dolce cigno • O felici occhi meiei =AUT: Balthazar Arthopius • Die bruenlin die da fliessen =AUT: Johann Sebastian Bach =DATES (1685 -- 1750 ) • Erbarme Dich =AUT: John Baldwin =DATES ( -- 1615 ) • A Browning • Coockow as I me walked =AUT: George Berg =DATES ( -- 1771 ) • Let us drink and be merry =AUT: Elway Bevin =DATES (1554 -- 1638 ) • Browning =AUT: Diogenio Bigaglia =DATES (1670 -- c. 1745 ) • Sonata in A minor • Sonate in A minor, transposed to B minor =AUT: William Billings • Africa • Africa (transposed to C major) • Easter Anthem • Lamentation over Boston =AUT: Cosimo Bottegari =DATES (1554 -- 1620 ) • Mi Parto (D minor) • Mi Parto (E minor) =AUT: William Byrd • Come to me grief forever • I have been young • I. Lord in thy rage rebuke me not (Psalm 6) • In Crystal Towers • In Nomine II • The eagle's force =AUT: Thomas Campian • Babylon Streams L.M. • Fair, if you expect admiring • Fair, if you expect admiring (fifth down) • I care not for these Ladies • Never weather-beaten saile • Though your strangeness frets my heart • Though your strangeness frets my heart (down a third) • V. My love hath vowd hee will forsake mee • When Laura Smiles • When the god of merry Love • When the God of Merry Love (third down) • XXIV. Faine would I wed a faire yong man =AUT: Michael Cavendish =DATES (c. 1565 -- 1628 ) • Come, gentle Swains =AUT: Pierre Certon =DATES (c. 1510 -- 1572 ) • Contentez vous • J'ai le rebours =AUT: Jacob Clemens non papa =DATES (c. 1510 to 1515 -- 1555 or 1556 ) • Ich stuend an einem Morgen =AUT: Cipriano da Rore =DATES (1515 -- 1565 ) • Ancor che col partire • Ancor che col partire with divisions by Bassano, Dalla Cassa, and Spadi =AUT: Giovanni de Antiquis • 10. Fantasia secunda. • 16v. Fantasia 18. =AUT: Paschal de l'Estocart =DATES (c. 1540 -- c. 1584 ) • Psaume CXXXVII =AUT: C. Rouget de Lisle • La Marseillaise =AUT: Oratio de Martino • Fantasia Nona. =AUT: Josquin des Prez • 4v. Per illud ave prolatum, • Adieu mes amours • Adieu mes amours • Fortuna dun gran tempo • La Deploration de la morte de Johannes Ockeghem • La Deploration de la morte de Johannes Ockeghem (Original key) • La plus des plus • Mille regrets • O Venus bant • Petite Camusette =AUT: John Dowland • A shepheard in a shade • All ye, whom love or fortune hath betraid; • Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd: • Away with these selfe loving lads • Behold a wonder here • Burst forth my tears • By a fountaine where I lay, • Can she excuse my wrongs • Captaine Digorie Piper his Galiard • Cease these false sports, • Cleare or cloudie sweet as Aprill showring, • Come again: • Come away, come sweet love • Come heavy sleepe the image of true death; • Come when I call, • Come yee heavy states of night, • Daphne was not so chaste as she was changing, • Deare, if you change • Disdaine me still • Dye not beefore thy day, • Faction that ever dwells • Farewell too faire, • Farewell unkind farewell • Fie on this faining, • Fine knacks for ladies, • Flow my tears • Flow not so fast yee fountaines, • From silent night • Go crystall teares, • Goe nightly cares, • Goe nightly cares, • His golden locks time hath to silver turnde • Humor say what mak'st thou heere • I must complaine, • I saw my Lady weepe, • If floods of teares could cleanse my follies past, • If my complaints • If that a sinner's sighes be Angel's foode • If that a sinner's sighes be Angel's foode (Down a third) • In darkness let me dwell • In this trembling shadow • It was a time when silly Bees could speake, • Lachrimae Amantis • Lachrimae Antiquae Novae • Lachrimae Coactae • Lachrimae Gementes • Lachrimae Tristes • Lacrimae Antiquae. • Lacrimae verae. • Lasso vita mia, • Lend your eares to my sorrow • Love stood amazed • Love those beames that breede, • Love those beames that breede, • Love those beames that breede, • M Giles Hoby his Galiard. • M. Bucton his Galiard. • M. George Whitehead his Almand. • M. Henry Noell his Galiard. • M. John Langtons Pavan • M. Nicholas Gryffith his Galiard. • M. Thomas Collier his Galiard with two trebles. • Me me and none but me, • Mistress Nichols Almand • Mourne, mourne,, • My heart and tongue were twinnes, • My heart and tongue were twinnes, • My thoughts are wingd with hopes • Now cease my wandring eies, • Now, O now, I needs must part, • O sweet woods the delight of solitarinesse • Oh what hath overwrought • Praise blindness eies, • Rest a while, you cruell cares • Say love if ever thou didst find, • Semper Dowland, semper dolens • Shall I strive with wordes to move, • Shall I sue • Sir Henry Umptons Funerall • Sir John Souch his Galiard • Sleep, waiward thoughts • Sorrow sorrow stay, • Stay time a while thy flying, • Susanna Galliard • Sweet stay a while, • Tell me true Love where shall I seeke thy being, • The Earle of Essex Galiard. • The King of Denmarks Galiard. • The lowest trees have tops, • Then sit thee downe, • Thinkst thou then by thy fayning • Thou Mighty God • Time stands still with gazing on her face, • Times eldest sonne, • To aske for all thy love, • Tosse not my soule • Unquiet thoughts, your civil slaughter stint • Up merry mates, • Weepe you no more sad fountaines, • Welcome black night • Were every thought an eye, • Were every thought an eye, • What if I never speede, • What poore Astronomers are they, • When David's life by Saul was often sought, • When others sings Venite exaltemus, • When Phoebus first did Daphne love, • When the poore Criple by the poole did lye, • Where Sinne sore wounding, • Where Sinne sore wounding, • Where Sinne sore wounding, • White as Lillies was hir face, • Whoever thinks or hopes of love for love • Wilt thou unkind thus reave me of my heart, • Wofull hart with griefe oppressed, • Would my conceit, that first enforst my woe, =AUT: John Dunstable =DATES (c, 1390 -- 1453 ) • O Rosa Bella =AUT: Francesco Durante =DATES (1684 -- 1755 ) • Danza, danza, fanciulla gentile =AUT: John Eccles =DATES (1661 -- 1735 ) • Confusion to the pow'r of Cupid =AUT: Fabritio Facciola • Fantasia Octava. =AUT: John Farmer =DATES (1570 -- 1605 ) • Fair Phyllis =AUT: Feuillet • Receuil de Contredances =AUT: Finger • A Division on a Ground by Mr. Finger =AUT: Giovanni Gabrielli • Canzon II a 6 • Canzon II a 6 (transposed) • Canzon septimi toni a 8 • Conzon Terza =AUT: Claude Gervaise =DATES (fl. 1550 -- ) • Basse Dance: Au pr • Bransle • Dix Bransles de Champaigne • Dix Bransles Gays • Huict Bransles de Poictou =AUT: Orlando Gibbons =DATES (1583 -- 1625 ) • In Nomine • IX. Daintie fine Bird • IX. Daintie fine Bird • The Silver Swan • The Silver Swan (down a step) • The Silver Swan (down a third) • The Silver Swan, a round in three parts • XII. Now each flowry bancke of May • XII. Now each flowry bancke of May • XII. Now each flowry bancke of May (down a step) • XIIII. What is our life? • XIIII. What is our life? =AUT: Giovanni Guidiccioni =DATES (1480 -- 1541 ) • Il Bianco e dolce Cigno =AUT: Henry Harrington =DATES (1727 -- 1816 ) • Give me the sweet delights of love =AUT: Hayne van Ghizeghem =DATES (c. 1445 -- 1495 or later ) • Ales regres • De tous biens plaine =AUT: Henry VIII =DATES (1491 -- 1547 ) • Pasttime with good company =AUT: John Hilton =DATES (1599 -- 1657 ) • Call George againe =AUT: Anthony Holborne =DATES ( -- 1602 ) • 26. Galliard: Hermoza • 34. Muy linda • 40. Galliard • 53. [Pavan:] Last will and testament • 63. Galliard: The Fairie-round • 64. Galliard: As it fell on a holie Eve =AUT: Heinrich Isaac =DATES (c. 1450 -- 1517 ) • Benedictus • Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen • Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen (second setting) =AUT: John Isum =DATES (c. 1680 -- 1726 ) • Celia, learning upon the spinet =AUT: John Jenkins =DATES (1592 -- 1678 ) • A boat, a boat! • Care, thou canker of our joys • Pavan in D Minor • Pavan in E Minor =AUT: Robert Johnson =DATES (c. 1580 -- c. 1634 ) • Full fathom five thy father lies =AUT: Roland Lassus • 2r. Beatus vir • 3v. Beatus homo • 4r. Oculus non vidit, • 5r. Expectatio justorum laetitia, • 5v. Justus cor suum, • 6r. Justi tulerunt spolia impiorum • 6v. Qui sequitur me, • 6v. Qui vult venire post me • 7v. Sancti mei • 8r. Fulgebunt justi sicut lilium • 8v. Serve bone • 9v. Sicut rosa • Benedictus • Fantasia 25. • Fantasia 26. • Fantasia Prima. • Fantasia Quarta. • Fantasia Septima. • Fantasia Sexta. • Susanne un jour =AUT: Guillaume Le Heurteur =DATES (102 -- fl ) • Amour partes • Flucht • Grace et vertu, bont\'{e}, beault\'{e}, noblesse • Quant je boy du vin claret tout tourne =AUT: James Leach =DATES (c. 1761 -- 1798 ) • Egypt =AUT: Jean Baptiste Loeillet =DATES (1688 -- 1750 ) • Sonata II, Parte Prima =AUT: Bernhardino Lupachino =DATES ( -- fl. 1550 ) • 11. Fantasia tertia. • Fantasia • Sopra la battaglia • Sopra la battaglia • Sopra la battaglia =AUT: Benedetto Marcello =DATES (1686 -- 1739 ) • Sonata III =AUT: Thomas Morley • April is in my Mistress's face • Arise, get up my dear (transposed) • Arise, get up my deere, • Cease mine eyes • Crewell you pull away to soone • Doe you not know? • Fantasie: Il Doloroso • Fantasie: Il Grillo? • Fantasie: Il Lamento? • Fantasie: La Caccia? • Fantasie: La Rondinella • Fantasie: La Sampogna? • Fantasie: La Sirena? • Fantasie: La Torello • Flora wilt thou torment mee • Fyre and Lightning • God morrow, Fayre Ladies, (down a fourth) • Goe yee my canzonets • Good Morrow, Fair Ladies of the May • Hould out my hart • I goe before my darling • I should for griefe and anguish • In nets of golden wyers • It was a lover and his lass • Joy, joy doth so arise • La Girandola • Ladie, those eies • Lady if I through griefe • Leave now mine eyes • Lo heere another love • Love learns by laughing • Love learns by laughing (transposed) • Miraculous loves wounding • Now is the month of Maying • O thou that art so cruell • Say deere, will you not have mee? • See, see, myne own sweet jewel • Sweet nymph • VI. God morrow, Fayre Ladies, (down a fourth) • What ayles my darling? • When loe by break of morning • Where art thou wanton? =AUT: Jean Mouton =DATES (1459 -- 1522 ) • Adieu mes amours • James, James =AUT: Ninot le petit • Et la la la =AUT: Diego Ortiz • Ricercada Segunda sobre [O felici occhi miei] • Una Canzon Francese doulce memoire =AUT: Palestrina • Adoramus te =AUT: Girolamo Parabosco =DATES (1520/4 -- 1557 ) • Da Pacem =AUT: Joseph Parry • Watchman, tell us of the night =AUT: Ottaviano Petrucci =DATES (1466 -- 1539 ) • James, =AUT: Andre Pevernage • 37r. Ilz ont en mesme temps • 37v. Deux que le trait d'Amour touche bien vivement • 40v. La vita fugge =AUT: Petrus Phalesius • 38. C'est amour qui si rare en la terre se treuve,\\Tierce partie. =AUT: Frances Pilkington =DATES (c. 1565 -- 1638 ) • Rest, sweet Nymphs =AUT: Michael Praetorius =DATES (1571 -- 1621 ) • Bransle de la torche =AUT: Henry Purcell =DATES (1659 -- 1695 ) • 'Tis women • A Rebus upon Mr. Anthony Hall, who keeps the Mermaid Tavern in Oxford, and plays his part very well on the violin • Down with Bacchus • Fie, nay, prithee, John • Five Reasons • He that drinks is immortal • Here's a health, pray let it pass about, • I gave her cakes and I gave her ale • Sir Walter • The glass was just timed • Well rung, Tom • Wine in a morning =AUT: Thomas Ravenscroft • As I me walked in a May morning • Banbury Ale • He that will an alehouse keep • Hey down//Woods so wild//grey nag • Hey down//Woods so wild//grey nag (down a third) • Hey Ho, nobody at home (3 parts) • Hey Ho, nobody at home (5 parts) • Hey hoe, to the greene wood, A Round of 3 Voices • Oken Leaves, a Round of 3 Voices • The Nightingale • There were three Ravens sat on a tree, • Three Blinde Mice, A Round of 3 Voices • To Portsmouth • Ut, re, mi, fa • We be three poor Mariners, =AUT: John Reading • In Praise of White Wine =AUT: Ludwig Senfl • Es wollt ein Fraw zum Weine gahn • Fortuna - Ich stuend an einem Morgen • Wohl kumbt der Mai =AUT: Claudin de Sermisy • [23] Si mon malheur my continue • [3] C'est une dure despartie (original key) • [3] C'est une dure despartie (transposed up a fifth) • Au pr • Au pre de vous secretement demeure (three parts) • Aupr • Changeons propos, c'est trop chante d'amours (Original key) • Contentez vous • Je ne mange point de porc • Tant que vivrai • Vignon, vignon, vignon, vignette (original key) • Vignon, vignon, vignon, vignette (transposed) • Vive la serpe • Vive la serpe (a fourth up) =AUT: John Stafford Smith =DATES (1750 -- 1826 ) • Slaves are they that heap up mountains • To Anacreon in Heaven =AUT: Tielman Susato • Bergeret sans roch • Bergeret sans roch, Reprise 1 • Bergeret sans roch, Reprise II • Dont vient cela • Les miens aussi brief • Mille regretz • Mon desir • Reprise - Cest une dure despartie • Ronde I • Ronde II: Mon amy • Ronde III • Ronde V =AUT: Giovanni Maria Tasso • Fantasia • Fantasia Quinta. =AUT: Georg Phillip Telemann • Cantabile from the C major Sonata =AUT: Unknown • [1] Jennette, Marion se vont jouer • Amy souffres que je vous aime (two parts) • Amy, souffrez que je vous aime (three parts) • Bruder konrad • Carmen -- Paulus de Broda • Der Ratten schwanz • Die Katzenpfote • Die welt, die hat einen tummen sin • Du lenze gut • Du Lenze Gut (up a fifth) • Elselein • Es leit ein schlo_ss • Hastu mir die laute bracht -- O rosa bella • Hastu mir die laute bracht -- O rosa bella (transposed a fourth up) • Ich bins erfreut • Ich sachs eins mals • In feuers hitz -- O rosa bella • In feuers hitz -- O rosa bella (transposed a fourth up) • Knives and Forks • Maxixe • Wer da sorget -- O rosa bella • Wer da sorget -- O rosa bella (transposed a fourth up) =AUT: Jacob van Eyck =DATES (c. 1589-90 -- 1657 ) • Courant, of Harte diefje vaerom zoo stil • En fin l'Amour • En fin l'Amour (beamed score) • En fin l'Amour (score) =AUT: Orazio Vecchi =DATES (ca. 1549 -- 1611 ) • Il bianco e dolce cigno • Il bianco e dolce cigno =AUT: Cornelio Vendonck • 39. Lungi da voi mia vita • 40r. Dissi a l'amata mia lucida stella =AUT: Thomas Weelkes • As deadly serpents lurking • Come come lets begin • Come come lets begin • Come, Sirrah Jack, Ho (down a fourth) • Come, Sirrah Jack, ho! • Death hath deprived me of my dearest friend, a remembrance of my friend M. Thomas Morley • Four arme, two lips, one wreathing (down a fourth) • Four arms, two lips, one wreathing • Hark, all ye lovely Saints above • Hark, all ye lovely Saints above (down a step) • Jockey thine horne pipes dull • Jockey, thine horn pipes dull • O now weep, now sing • O now weep, now sing (down a step) • Some men desire spouses • Some men desire spouses • Strike it up Tabor • Strike it up Tabor (down a third) • The Nightingale, the organ of delight • The Nightingale, the organ of delight (transposed) • Tomorrow is the marriage day • Tomorrow is the marriage day • Upon a hill • Upon a hill (transposed) =AUT: John Wilbye =DATES (1574 -- 1638 ) • Draw on sweet Night • Weep, weep mine eyes =AUT: Adrian Willaert =DATES (c. 1490 -- 1562 ) • Ricercar X =AUT: Michael Wise =DATES (1648 -- 1687 ) • Judith and Holifernes