Madrigals to 3. 4. 5. and 6. parts (published in 1613).

Madrigals to 3. 4. 5. and 6. parts (published in 1613).

First set of English madrigals

London : Stainer and Bell, 1922.

xvi, 230, [1] p. : (score). ; cm.

English madrigal school ; v. 19

With reproduction of the original title page and dedication.

Includes reduction for piano. Originally both for viols and voices.

Songs of three voices : My true love hath my heart (words by Sir Philip Sydney) His heart his wound recieved (words by Sir Philip Sydney) O say, dear life. In health and ease I am (words by Francis Davidson) Go, wailing accents (words by Francis Davidson) Fly not so fast
Songs of four voices : A satyr once did run away (words by Sir Philip Sydney) O my thoughts, surcease (words by Sir Philip Sydney) Sweet pity, wake. Love is a dainty. Free from love's bonds. How long shall I?
Songs of five voices : Sweet Philomel. Ye sylvan nymphs. Flora, fair nymph. Phyllis, the bright. Hope of my heart. Upon a bank of roses (words by Michael Drayton)
Songs of six voices : Retire, my troubled soul. Oft have I tendered. Out from the vale. O divine love (words by Michael Drayton) If the deep sighs (words by Michael Drayton) There's not a grove (words by Michael Drayton) Die not, fond man. I have entreated (words by Michael Drayton) Come, sable night. Weep forth your tears.

English madrigal school ; v. 19.

Great Britain -- England -- London.

M2 .F4 v.19