First book of airs, 1600 / Thomas Morley ; transcribed, scored and edited from the original editions by Edmund Horace Fellowes.
1932
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Title
First book of airs, 1600 / Thomas Morley ; transcribed, scored and edited from the original editions by Edmund Horace Fellowes.
Uniform title
Ayres
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell, ©1932.
Description
65 p. of music : facsims. ; 28 cm
Series statement
English school of lutenist song writers ; 16
Note
Includes facsimile reproduction of the t.-p., preface, dedication and table of contents of the original edition.
For solo voice. The original accompaniment is printed boh in lute tablature and in modern notation. An alternative version especially adapted for piano is also given with each song.
For solo voice. The original accompaniment is printed boh in lute tablature and in modern notation. An alternative version especially adapted for piano is also given with each song.
Contents
A painted tale
Thirsis and Mill
She straight her light green silken coats
With my love my life was nested
I saw my lady weeping
It was a lover and his lass
Who is it that this dark night?
Mistress mine, well may you fare
Can I forget what reason's force
Love winged my hopes
What if my mistress now
Come sorrow, come
Fair in a morn
Absence, hear thou my protestation.
Thirsis and Mill
She straight her light green silken coats
With my love my life was nested
I saw my lady weeping
It was a lover and his lass
Who is it that this dark night?
Mistress mine, well may you fare
Can I forget what reason's force
Love winged my hopes
What if my mistress now
Come sorrow, come
Fair in a morn
Absence, hear thou my protestation.
Series
English school of lutenist song writers ; 16.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M2 .F42 v.16