Sheet Music
An Elizabethan song book : lute songs, madrigals and rounds. Music edited by Noah Greenberg; text edited by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman.
Publication Information
Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday, 1956.
Physical Description
xv, 240 p. illus. 29 cm.
Notes
Principally for voice and piano.
Contents
- Sweet was the song
- If ever haples woman
- Of all the birds
- Whither runeth my sweethart
- I care not for these ladies
- Followe thy faire sunne
- Turne backe you wanton flyer
- Follow your saint
- Faire, if you expect admiring
- Harke al you ladies
- When thou must home
- Never weather-beaten aile
- Jacke and Jone
- All lookes by pale
- What harvest halfe so sweet is
- Though your strangenesse frets my hart
- Kinds are her answers
- Breake now my heart and dye
- Now winter nights enlard
- If thou longst so much to learne
- Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes
- Fire, fire
- Silly boy 'tis ful Moone
- So quicke, so hot, so mad
- To his sweet Lute
- Think'st thou to seduce me then.
- (cont.) Wandring in this place
- Down in a valley
- Everie bush now springing
- Two lovers at lamenting
- Tyme cruell tyme
- Who ever thinks or hopes
- If my complaints
- Can shee excuse my wrongs
- Dear, if you change
- Go christall teares
- His golden locks time hath to silver turnde
- Come away, come sweet love
- Away with these selfe loving lads
- Come heavy sleepe
- I saw my lady weepe
- Flow my teares
- Fine knacks for ladies
- O sweet woods
- In darknesse let mee dwell
- Weepe you no more
- The lowest trees have tops
- Come my Celia
- So, so, leave off this last lamenting kisse
- So beautie on the waters stood
- What then is love
- Since first I saw your face
- There is a ladie sweet and kind
- What is beauty but a breath
- Tobacco is like love
- Fain would I change that note.
- (cont.) When love on time and measure makes his ground
- Dreames and imaginations
- Now what is love
- Beauty safe bathing
- Goe to bed weete Muze
- Love is a bable
- What if I sped
- Sweet if you like and love me stil
- Sweet Kate
- Will saide to his mammy
- In Sherwood livde stout Robin Hood
- Ite caldi sospiri
- There was whyly ladde
- Misteresse mine
- It was a lover and his lasse
- Faire in a morne
- Now peep boe peep
- Rest sweet nimphs
- When Laura smiles
- Hey ho, to the Greenwood
- Jolly shepherd
- No God be with old Simeon
- Musing
- To Portsmouth
- Sing we now merrily
- O lusty May
- Doe you not know
- Adew sweet Amarillis.