First book of ayres : 1610 / [ed. Edmund Horace Fellowes].
1926
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Title
First book of ayres : 1610 / [ed. Edmund Horace Fellowes].
Uniform title
Ayres, 1st book
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell, [©1926]
Description
Score (23 p.) ; 25 cm
Series statement
English school of lutenist song writers. Second series ; v. 12
Note
With reproduction of the original dedication.
For solo voice with original accompaniment transcribed literally from the lute tablature into modern notation.
The words of no. 9 and no. 11 are by Anthony Munday and Thomas Campion respectively.
For solo voice with original accompaniment transcribed literally from the lute tablature into modern notation.
The words of no. 9 and no. 11 are by Anthony Munday and Thomas Campion respectively.
Contents
Sink down, proud thoughts.
Some can flatter.
Sweet, restrain these showers.
If streams of tears.
Sweet, let me go.
He that hath no mistress.
Sweet Cupid.
Vain is all this world's contention.
Beauty sat bathing.
Now would 'chwore hong'd.
Think you to seduce me so.
So shall a frown or angry eye?
Some can flatter.
Sweet, restrain these showers.
If streams of tears.
Sweet, let me go.
He that hath no mistress.
Sweet Cupid.
Vain is all this world's contention.
Beauty sat bathing.
Now would 'chwore hong'd.
Think you to seduce me so.
So shall a frown or angry eye?
Series
English school of lutenist song writers. Second series ; v. 12.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M2 .F422 v.12