Songs from manuscript sources / transcribed and edited by David Greer.
1979
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Title
Songs from manuscript sources / transcribed and edited by David Greer.
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell ; New York : Galaxy, 1979.
Description
1 score (2 v.) : facsims. ; 28 cm
Associated name
Series statement
The English lute-songs
Note
For voice and lute.
Vol. 1 includes lute tablature.
Publisher's nos.: B472--B473.
Vol. 1 includes lute tablature.
Publisher's nos.: B472--B473.
Contents
v. 1. In youthly years / Robert (?) Parsons. O Lord, whose grace. Have I caught my heav'nly jewel? If the deep sighs. Most men do love the Spanish wine. If floods of tears
v. 2. Sweet muses, nurses of delights. As at noon Dulcina rested. If I freely may discover. Music, thou soul of heav'n. I prithee leave, love me no more. How now, shepherd, what means that? Sweet, stay awhile! why do you rise? Shall I weep, or shall I sing? The marigold of golden hue / Leonard Woodson. Go now, my soul, to thy desired rest. If I seek t'enjoy the fruits of my pain.
v. 2. Sweet muses, nurses of delights. As at noon Dulcina rested. If I freely may discover. Music, thou soul of heav'n. I prithee leave, love me no more. How now, shepherd, what means that? Sweet, stay awhile! why do you rise? Shall I weep, or shall I sing? The marigold of golden hue / Leonard Woodson. Go now, my soul, to thy desired rest. If I seek t'enjoy the fruits of my pain.
Series
English lute-songs (Stainer & Bell)
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M1623.5 .S6