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Old English Edition. Edited by G. E. P. Arkwright
No. 3. Kirbye, George (1597), Six Madrigals to four
voices ................. n.
No. 1. Lo ! here my heart I leave. — 2. Alas I what hope of spee-iling. — 3. TV hat can I do, my dearest. — 4. Woe am I, myheart dies. — 5. Farewell, my love. — 0. Sleep now, my Muse.No. 4. Kirbye, George , Twelve Madrigals to fivevoices.................n.
No. 1. Ah sweet. alas! when iirst I saw. — 2. Mourn now, mysoul. — 3- Sound out, my voice. — 4. She that my plaints.
— 5. What, shall I part thus unregarded. — 6. Sorrow con-sumes nie. — 7. O Heavens that shall I do? — 8- Whyshould I love? — 9. Sweet Love , O cease thy Aying. —10. That Muse which sung. — 11. See, what a maze of error.
— 12. If Pity reign with heauty.
No. 5. Kirbye, George , Six Madrigals to six voices n.
No. 1. Ali cruel hateful fortune. — 2. I love, alas, yot am I notheloved. — 3. Must I part, 0 my Jewel. — 4. Up then, Mel-pomene. — 5. Why wail we thus. — 6. Sleep now, my Muse.
No. 6. Byrd, William (1589), Songs of sundry natures.Fourteen songs to three voices......n.
No. 1. Lord, in Thy rage. — 2. Right hlest are they. — 3. Lord,in Thy wrath. — 4. O God, which art most raerciful. —5. Lord, hear my prayer instantly. — 6. From depth of sin,O Lord. — 7. Attend mine humble prayer, Lord. — 8. No-vember drear (Susanna fair). — 9. The nightingale. —10. When younglings first. — 11. But when by proof. —12. lipon a snmmer's day. — 13. Then for a boat. — 14. Thegreedj- hawk.
No. 7. Byrd, William , (1589), Songs of sundry natures.
Nine songs to four voices........n.
No. 1. Is Love a boy? — 2. Boy, pity me. — 3. Wounded I am.
— 4. Yet of us twain. — 5. From Citheron the warlike boy.
— 6. There careless toughts. — 7. If Love be just. — 8. OLord, my God . — 9. While that the sun.
No. 8. Byrd, William , Songs of sundry natures.Twelve songs to five voices.......n.
No. 1. Weeping füll sore. — 2. Penelope that longed. — 3. Compelthe hawk to Bit. — 4. See tliose sweet eyes. —■ 5. Lovewould discharge. — 6. When I was otherwise — 7. Whenfirst by force. — 8. I thought that Love . — 9. O dear lifewhen may it he. — 10. From Virgin* s womb. fCarol forChristmas Day ). — 11. Rojoiee, Rejoice. — 12. Of gold allbnrnish'd. — 13. Her breath is more sweet.
No. 9. Byrd, William , Songs of sundry natures. Tensongs to six voices...........n.
No. 1. Behold, how good a thing. — 2. And as the pleasantmorning dew. — 3. An Earthly tree. (Garol for ChristmasDay). — 4. Gast off all doubtful care. — 5. Who made thee,Hob, forsake the plough. — G. And think ye, nympha. —7. Love is a fit of pleasure. — 8. If in thine heart thounourish will. — 9. Unto the hüls. — 10. Christ rising again.
— 11. Christ is riseu again.
No. 10. Tye, Dr. Christopher, Mass to six voices.
»Euge Bone.«.............n.
No. 1. Gloria in excelsis Deo. — 2. Credo in unum Deuni. —3. Sanctus et Benedictus. — 4. Agnus Dei.
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Oliver, Charlotte M. E., Op. 112. Une Vision. Phantasie
für Pianoforte...................
Onslow, Georg, Op. 1. Drei Quintette für 2 Violinen, Viola
(oder 2 Violen), Violoncell u. BaS9 (ad lib.)No. 1. Emoll. Partitur............n.
— 6 Stimmenhefte..........jen.
— Für Pianoforte zu 4 Händen .... nn.
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