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Oyez! Has Any Found A Lad? for 4 voices (madrigal) |  |
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2
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We be soldiers three, madrigal |  |
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3
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Come to me, grief, for ever, consort song for voice & 4 viols |  |
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4
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The Three Ravens, folk song |  |
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5
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Barbara Allen, folk song |  |
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6
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Flow, my tears, fall from your springs, for 2 voices & lute (Second Book of Songs) |  |
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7
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Go from my window, song arranged for lute, P 64 |  |
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8
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Sorrow, stay, lend true repentant tears, for 2 voices & lute (Second Book of Songs) |  |
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9
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Packington's Pound |  |
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10
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They were three ravens, madrigal |  |
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11
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She weepeth sore in the night |  |
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12
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Venus and Adonis, masque - Overture |  |
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13
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Venus and Adonis, masque - Adonis, uncall'd for sighs |  |
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14
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Dido and Aeneas, opera, Z. 626 - Monologue et Mort de Didon |  |
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15
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Hark! how the songsters in the grove (from "Timon of Athens"), duet for 2 sopranos, Z. 632/2 |  |
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16
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What power art thou ("Prelude while the cold genius rises" from "King Arthur"), bass aria, Z. 628/20 |  |
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17
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Fairest Isle (from "King Arthur"), aria for soprano, Z. 628/38 |  |
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18
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The Fairy Queen, semi-opera, Z. 629 - Act II, Prelude |  |
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19
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May the god of wit inspire (from "The Fairy Queen"), trio for alto, tenor & bass, Z. 629/8ab |  |
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20
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See my many color'd fields (from "The Fairy Queen"), tenor aria, Z. 629/35 |  |
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21
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Next winter comes slowly (from "The Fairy Queen"), bass aria, Z. 629/36 |  |
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22
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If music be the food of love, song, Z. 379 (3 settings) |  |
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23
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Music for a While (from "Oedipus"), song, Z. 583/2 |  |
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