The First Booke Of SongesComposed By – John DowlandLute – Christopher Wilson Tenor Vocals – Rufus Müller |
| 1-1 |
Unquiet Thoughts |
4:06
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| 1-2 |
Who Ever Thinks Or Hopes Of LoveWords By – Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke* |
2:37
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| 1-3 |
My Thoughts Are Wing'd With HopesWords By [Ascribed To] – George, Earl Of Cumberland* |
2:59
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| 1-4 |
If My Complaints Could Passions Move (Captain Digorie Piper's Galliard) |
3:18
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| 1-5 |
Can She Excuse My Wrongs? (The Earl Of Essex's Galliard) |
2:34
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| 1-6 |
Now, O Now, I Needs Must Part (The "Frog" Galliard) |
4:00
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| 1-7 |
Dear, If You Change |
3:24
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| 1-8 |
Burst Forth My Tears |
5:29
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| 1-9 |
Go Crystal Tears |
2:50
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| 1-10 |
Think'st Thou Then By Thy Feigning? |
1:37
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| 1-11 |
Come Away, Come Sweet Love |
2:26
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| 1-12 |
Rest Awhile You Cruel Cares |
3:15
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| 1-13 |
Sleep, Wayward Thoughts |
2:54
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| 1-14 |
All Ye, Whom Love Or Fortune Hath Betray'd |
4:32
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| 1-15 |
Wilt Thou, Unkind, Thus Reave Me? |
3:56
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| 1-16 |
Would My Conceit |
5:35
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| 1-17 |
Come Again: Sweet Love Doth Now Invite |
4:25
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| 1-18 |
His Golden LocksWords By – Sir Henry Lee |
4:00
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| 1-19 |
Awake, Sweet Love: Thou Art Return'd (Galliard) |
2:28
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| 1-20 |
Come, Heavy Sleep |
4:32
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| 1-21 |
Away With These Self-Loving LadsWords By – Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke* |
2:37
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SongsComposed By – Henry PurcellCountertenor Vocals – Michael ChanceHarpsichord – Maggie ColeLute [Archlute], Theorbo – Nigel NorthViol [Viola Da Gamba] – Richard Boothby |
| 2-1 |
Crown The Altar (From: Birthday Ode To Queen Mary, 1689) |
2:20
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| 2-2 |
Strike The Viol (From: Birthday Ode To Queen Mary, 'Come Ye Sons Of Art, Away', 1694) |
2:29
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| 2-3 |
If Music Be The Food Of Love (From: Birthday Ode To Queen Mary, 1683) |
2:10
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| 2-4 |
In The Black Dismal Dungeon Of DespairWords By – Dr. William Fuller* |
4:14
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| 2-5 |
Music For A While (From: Oedipus, 1692) |
4:05
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| 2-6 |
Since From My Dear Astrea's Sight (From: Dioclesian) |
3:12
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| 2-7 |
Thrice Happy (From: The Fairy Queen, 1692) |
2:43
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| 2-8 |
By Beautious Softness (From: Birthday Ode To Queen Mary, 1689) |
2:29
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| 2-9 |
Here The Deities Approve (From: The St. Cecilia Ode 'Welcome To All The Pleasures', 1683) |
3:06
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| 2-10 |
O SolitudeWords By – Katherine Philips |
5:38
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| 2-11 |
Sweeter Than Roses (From: "Pausanius") |
3:27
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| 2-12 |
Tis Natures Voice (From: Ode On St. Cecilia's Day, 1692) |
4:09
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| 2-13 |
Incassum, Lesbia, Incassum Rogas (Elegy On Queen Mary's Death, 1694) / The Queen's Epicedium |
8:27
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| 2-14 |
One Charming Night (From: The Fairy Queen) |
2:45
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| 2-15 |
An Evening HymnWords By – William Fuller |
4:35
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The 20-page booklet contains notes in English only and all the sung-verses/texts in English and Latin .
The booklet and the 2 CD's are stored in a chubby (fat) jewel case with black trays.