Songs of divers airs and natures, (1619) / Thomas Vautor ; edited by Edmund Horace Fellowes.

Songs of divers airs and natures, (1619) / Thomas Vautor ; edited by Edmund Horace Fellowes.

Songs of divers ayres and natures, voices (5-6)

London : Stainer & Bell, [©1924]

1 score (xvi, 209 p.) ; 26 cm

English madrigal school ; v. 34

Includes piano reduction.

With reproduction of original title page: The first set: beeing songs of diuers ayres and natures of fiue and sixe parts.

Originally composed "for vyols and voyces."

Songs of five voices: Come forth, sweet nymph ; Sing on, sister, and well met ; Ah, sweet, whose beauty ; Mother I will have a husband ; Fairest are the words ; Cruel madam ; Never did any more delight ; Lock up, fair lids (words by Sir Philip Sidney) ; And yet, O dream (words by Sir Philip Sidney) ; O merry world ; Sweet thief ; Sweet Suffolk owl ; Thou art not fair (words by Thomas Campian) ; Yet love me not (words by Thomas Campian) ; Mira cano, sol occubuit ; Weep, weep, mine eyes
[Songs of six voices]: Blush, my rude present ; Dainty sweet bird ; Unkind, is this the need? ; Melpomene, bewail ; Whilst fatal sisters ; Shepherds and nymphs.

English madrigal school ; v. 34.

Great Britain -- England -- London.

M2 .F4 v.34