Uniform title | Songs |
Series |
The English lute-songs ; [v. 10] English lute-songs (Stainer & Bell) ; v. 10. ^A1261772
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Contents |
Coy Daphne fled -- Thou pretty bird -- He whose desires are still abroad -- Like as the lute delights -- Dost thou withdraw thy grace? -- Why canst thou not? -- Stay, cruel, stay -- Time cruel time -- Grief, keep within: the first part -- Drop not mine eyes: the second part -- Have all our passions: the third part -- Let not Cloris think -- Can doleful notes: the first part -- No, let chromatic tunes: the second part -- Uncertain certain turns: the third part -- Eyes, look no more -- If I could shut the gate -- I die whenas I do not see -- What delight can they enjoy? -- Now the earth, the skies, the air -- Now the earth, the skies, the air (arranged by Edmund H. Fellowes [E.H.F.]) -- Mrs. Anne Grene her leaves be green. |
Local note | Joyner-FOR JOYNER MUSIC LIBRARY HOLDINGS OF THE SERIES, English lute-songs, SEARCH BY SERIES TITLE OR CALL NUMBER Music M2 .F4213. |
General note | Accompaniment edited from the lute tablature for keyboard instrument. |
General note | Contains songs for solo voice and accompaniment, 1 work for 4 voices and accompaniment, also in an arrangement for 2 voices, and Mrs. Anne Grene her leaves be green, arranged for keyboard instrument (originally for lute). |
General note | 1998 reprint of Stainer & Bell's 1970 edition. |
General note | This edition, volume 10 of Stainer & Bell's English lute-songs series, is a reprint of volume 8 of Edmund Fellowes' English school of lutenist song writers, second series. Series enumeration from publisher's website. |
General note | Includes preface to original 1925 Fellowes edition and reviser's note from 1970 reprint in English. |
Language | English words. |
ISMN |
M220205088 |
Publisher number | LS10 Stainer & Bell |