Ars Britannica : Lute Songs

Disque 1 :Old Hall Manuscript : Alma proles / JohnCooke ; Crux fidelis / John Dunstable ; Qualis estdilectus / John? Forest ; O crux gloriosa / John Dunstable ; Gloria / Pycard ; Salve porta paradisi / Thomas Damett ; Gaude virgo / John Dunstable ; Credo / Lionel Power ; Albanus roseo rutilat / JohnDunstable ; Agnus dei / Robert Chirbury.. Madrigals : Those sweet delightful lilies ; Some men desire spouces :from "Ayeres or Phantastikes Spirites (16O8) / Thomas Weelkes. Retire, my troublesoul / John Ward ; Hark, jolly shepherds : from "Book I" (1594)/ Thomas Morley. Come, wœful Orpheus: from "Psalmes, Songs and Sonnets" / William Byrds. Come sirrah Jack ho ! / Thomas Weelkes. O my thoughts surcease / John Ward. Die now, my heart / Tmomas Morley.. Disque 2 : Madrigals : O let me dye for true love / Thomas Tomkins. Lady, when I behold / John Wilbye. Come, let's begin to revel't out / Thomas Weelkes. Care for my soul / Francis Pilkington. As matchless beauty ; Weep, o mine eyes / John Wilbye. You black bright stars / Thomas Morley. O yes, has any found a lad ? /Thomas Tomkins.. Luth Songs : Diaphenia / Francis Pilkington. Thinkst thou Kate / Robert Jones. Down-a-down / Francis Pilkington. A shepherd in a shade ; Fine knacks for ladies : from "Second booke of Songs or Ayres"; Where sin sore wounding : from "A Pilgrimes Solace" / John Dowland. Never weather-beaten sail ; Jack and Jones : from "First Booke of Ayres"/ ThomasCampion. Since first I saw ; There is a Lady : from "Musicke of Sundrie Kindes"/ Thomas Ford. I mustcomplain : from "Third and last booke of songs aires"/ John Dowland. A Secret love / Thomas Campion.Sweet, stay awhile ; Mr Dowland's midnight ; Now, oh now I needs must part / John Dowland.