The first set of ballets : for five voices / composed by Thomas Morley ; scored from the original part books, printed A. D. 1595 and edited by Edward F. Rimbault.
1842
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Title
The first set of ballets : for five voices / composed by Thomas Morley ; scored from the original part books, printed A. D. 1595 and edited by Edward F. Rimbault.
Uniform title
Balletts, voices (5)
Created/published
London : Printed for members of the Musical Antiquarian Society by Chappell, 1842.
Description
2 p.l., 2 p., 2 l., score (134 p.) ; 40 cm
Series statement
Musical Antiquarian Society. Publications, v. 5
Note
Head-piece.
With reproduction of original title page and dedication.
With reproduction of original title page and dedication.
Contents
For five voices: Dainty fine sweet nymph. Shoot, false love, I care not. Now is the month of Maying. Sing we and chaunt it. Singing alone. No, no, Nigella. My bonny lass she smileth. I saw my lovely Phillis. What saith my dainty darling. Thus saith my Galatea. About the maypole. My lovely wanton jewel. You that wont, to my pipe's sound. Fire! fire! Those dainty daffadillies. Lady, those cherries plenty. I love, alas! I love thee. Lo, she flies. Leave alas! this tormenting. Why weeps alas!
A dialogue for seven voice: Phillis, I fain would die now.
A dialogue for seven voice: Phillis, I fain would die now.
Series
Publications of the Musical Antiquarian Society ; v. 5.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M2 .M7 v.5