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Title
First booke of ayres : 1622.
Uniform title
Ayres, 1st book
Created/published
London : Stainer & Bell, [©1926]
Description
score (41 p. ) ; 25 cm
Associated name
Series statement
English school of lutenist song writers. Second series ; [9]
Note
For voice and piano.
With reproduction of the original dedication.
Original title : The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with tabletvre for the lvte : so made, that all the parts may be plaide together with the lute, or one voyce with the lute and base-vyoll.
For solo voice, with lute accompaniment transcribed into modern notation for piano. The altus, tenor, and bassus parts are omitted.
The words of the 2nd air are ascribed to Anthony Brewer : those of nos. 5 and 12 are by William Browne and Sir TThomas Wyatt respectively.
With reproduction of the original dedication.
Original title : The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with tabletvre for the lvte : so made, that all the parts may be plaide together with the lute, or one voyce with the lute and base-vyoll.
For solo voice, with lute accompaniment transcribed into modern notation for piano. The altus, tenor, and bassus parts are omitted.
The words of the 2nd air are ascribed to Anthony Brewer : those of nos. 5 and 12 are by William Browne and Sir TThomas Wyatt respectively.
Contents
On a time the amorous Silvy
The Gordian knot
What is all this world but vain?
In a grove of trees
Shall I tell you whom I love?
My dearest and divinest love
Bright star of beauty
Think not 'tis I alone
Joy, my muse
My days, my months
Madam, for you I little grieve
Resound my voice
Vain hope, adieu
Sweet was the song.
The Gordian knot
What is all this world but vain?
In a grove of trees
Shall I tell you whom I love?
My dearest and divinest love
Bright star of beauty
Think not 'tis I alone
Joy, my muse
My days, my months
Madam, for you I little grieve
Resound my voice
Vain hope, adieu
Sweet was the song.
Series
English school of lutenist song writers. Second series ; [9].
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
M2 .F422 v.9