Songs from Rosseter's Book of airs : 1601.
1923
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Title
Songs from Rosseter's Book of airs : 1601.
Uniform title
Booke of ayres
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell, [©1923]
Description
score (2 v. (68 p.)) ; 28 cm
Associated name
Series statement
English school of lutenist song writers ; [v.8-9]
Note
For solo voice. Two versions of each song are given: one with the original lute acc. in tablature and in modern notation, and one with the acc. arr. for piano. The part for bass viol of the original ed. is omitted.
Words attributed to T. Campion. Cf. P. Vivian. Campion's works.
"General preface" and "Preface to Philip Rosseter's Songs in his book of airs" at beginning of each vol.
Pl. no.: St. & B. 3208-3209.
Words attributed to T. Campion. Cf. P. Vivian. Campion's works.
"General preface" and "Preface to Philip Rosseter's Songs in his book of airs" at beginning of each vol.
Pl. no.: St. & B. 3208-3209.
Contents
pt. 1. Sweet, come again. And would you see my mistress' face? No grave for woe. If I urge my kind desires. What heart's content? Let him that will be free. Reprove not love. And would you fain the reason know? When Laura smiles. Long have mine eyes gazed.
pt. 2. Though far from joy. Shall I come if I swim? Ay me, that love. Shall then a traitorous kiss? If I hope, I pine. Unless there were consent. If she forsake me. What is a day? Kind in unkindness. What then is love but mourning? Whether men do laugh or weep.
pt. 2. Though far from joy. Shall I come if I swim? Ay me, that love. Shall then a traitorous kiss? If I hope, I pine. Unless there were consent. If she forsake me. What is a day? Kind in unkindness. What then is love but mourning? Whether men do laugh or weep.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M2 .F42 v.8-9