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"...short metrically subtle stanzaic lyrics. Here the great master is Thomas Campion ... Campion is one of the pure larks of the English toungue ..."

The Lyric (i) The Poetry by Alicia Ostriker - 'English Poetry And Prose 1540-1674' - The Penguin History of Literature, Edited by Christpher Ricks, - page 96.

Elizabethan Songs - Thomas Campion (1567 - 1620) Drew Minter (countertenor) and Paul O'Dette (lute)
Recorded November 1989. Classical Express, Harmnia Mundi USA - HCX 3957023. - www.classicalexpress.com
Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette

Lie Down, Poor Heart - English Lutesongs & Folk Ballads Daniel Taylor (countertenor) and Sylvain Bergron (lute) Dorian Recordings 2000 ... Troy, New York ... wwwhttp://www.Dorian.com
***Lie Down-Taylor/Bergron

English Verse Watt to Shakespeare - read

English Lute Songs - Chloris Sigh'd
by Mamiko Hirai (soprano) and Kenji Sano (lute), Recorded at Gifu at Salamanca Hall, Japan, September, 2000. AEolian Records, 2001, AEO-518. Tokyo, Japan.
***Chloris Sigh'd - Hirai / Sano

Not in my collection.

The Lady Musick
by The Consort of Musicke - Anthony Rooley, dir. (lute) Emma Kirkby (soprano), Anthony Rooley
Recording date - unknown [1979 or prior] L'Oiseau-Lyre "Florilegium" DSLO 559-1 [LP]
For more on this LP go to Early Music FAQ at - http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/lol559.htm
***Lady Musick /Rooley

Songs from Rosseter's Book of Ayres (1601)

I. My sweetest Lesbia - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . EnglishVerse-Watt/Shakespeare
II. Though you are young - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
III. I care not for these ladies - ORavishingDelight-A.Deller . EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
IV. * Follow thy fair sun - ? No recording !! -
V. My love hath vow'd - EnglishAyre-Chance/North
VI. When to her lute Corrina sings - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Lady Musick /Rooley
VII. Turn back, you wanton flyer - EnglishAyre-Chance/North
VIII. It fell upon a summer's day - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Lute Songs -Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
IX. The cypress curtain of the night - ORavishingDelight A.Deller . EnglishAyre -Chance/North . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . SypressNight-Chance/Wilson . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
X. Follow your saint - Chloris Sigh'd - Hirai / Sano
XI. Fair if you expect admiring - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XII. * Thou are not fair
XIII. See where she flies - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XIV. * Blame not my cheeks
XV. When the God of merry love
XVI. * Mistress, since you so much desire - See 'The Fourth Book of Ayres' for Campion's parody
XVII. Your fair looks
XVIII. * The man of life upright -
IX. * Hark all you ladies
X. When thou must home
XI. Come let us sound with melody - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Lady Musick /Rooley
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Now Hath Flora - What Then Is Love - Boston
Move Now With Measured Sound - Ross? - What Then Is Love - Boston - 'reemploys the melody of 'The Peaceful western wind'.'- 2nd book ***

Wedding of Princes Elizabeth & Palatine, The Lords Maske 1613

Woo her and Win Her - What Then Is Love - Boston

All looks be pale - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . GardinDelights-Partridge/Ragossnig
* As by the streams of Babylon
Author of light - A.Deller-GrandiVoci . EnglishAyre -Chance/North . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . SypressNight - Chance/Wilson . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Awake, awake; thou heavy spirite
* Bravely deck'd, come forth bright day
Come cheerful day - EnglishAyre-Chance/North
Jack and Joan - AirsBritanica . EnglishAyre -Chance/North . Lute Songs -Rickards/Linell . GardinDelights -Partridge/Ragossnig
* Lift up to heav'n sad wretch thy heavy spirite
* Lighten heavy heart thy spirite
* Lo, when back mine eye, pilgrim-like I cast
* Man of life upright, The
Most sweet and pleasing are thy ways - GrandiVoci-A.Deller . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
Never weather-beaten sail - Airs Britanica . A.Deller-Grandi Voci . EnglishAyre -Chance/North . Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Lie Down-Taylor/Bergron . SypressNight -Chance/Wilson . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Out of my soul's depth
* Seek the Lord
Sing a song of joy - What Then Is Love - Boston
To music bent is my retired mind - A.Deller-GrandiVoci . Lute Songs -Rickards/Linell
Tune thy music to thy heart - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
* View me Lord, a work of thine
* Wise men patience never want
* Where are all thy beauties now

21 songs

* Come away, come away
Come you pretty false-eyed wanton - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Fain would I my love disclose
* Give beauty all her right
* Good men show if you can tell
* Harden now thy tired heart
Her rosy cheeks, her ever smiling eyes - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
* How eas'ly wert thou chained
* O dear that I with thee might live
* O what unhop'd for sweet supply
Peaceful western wind, The - WhatThenIsLove-Boston . EnglishAyre -Chance/North
Pin'd I am, and like to die - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
Secret love or two, A - Airs Britanica . EnglishAyre-Chance/North
* So many loves have I neglectd
Sweet exclude me not - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . LuteSongs-Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
There is none, O none like you - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell * Though your strangeness frets my heart
* Vaine men whose follies make a god of love
* What harvest half so sweet is?
* Where shall I refuge seek?
* Where she her sacred bow'r adorns

21 songs

Awake thou spring - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Be thou then my beauty
Break now my heart - What Then Is Love-Boston . EnglishAyre-Chance/North
* Come, o come my life's delight
Could my heart more tongues employ - EnglishAyre-Chance/North
Fire, fire - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . LuteSongs -Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Fire, that must flame
* If love loves truth
* If thou long'st so much
Kind are her answers - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Maids are simple
Never love unless you can - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* Now let her change
*Now winter nights - English Verse Watt to Shakespeare
Oft have I sigh'd - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Chloris Sigh'd - Hirai / Sano
* O grief, O spite
O never to be moved - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
* O sweet delight
Shall I come sweet love to thee - EnglishAyre-Chance/N . Lute Songs -Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette . EnglishVerse -WattToShakespeare
* Shall I then hope
* Silly boy 'tis full moon yet
* Sleep angry beauty
* So quick, so hot, so mad
So tir'd are all my thoughts - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
Thrice toss these oaken ashes - GardinDelights-Partridge/Ragossnig
* Thus I resolve
What is it all men possesse? - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
* Were my heart as some men's are
* Why presumes thy pride?
29 songs

I. Leave prolonging thy distresse - EnglishAyre-Chance/North
II. Respect my faith
III. Thou joy'st, fond boy - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
IV. Veil, Love, mine eyes
V. Every dame affects good fame
VI. So sweet is thy discourse
VII. There Is A Garden In Her Face - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . LuteSongs -Rickards/Linell
VIII. To his sweet lute
IX. Young and simple though I am
X. Love me or not - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XI. What is this folly?
XII. Dear, if I with guile
XIII. O Love, where are thy shafts?
XIV. Beauty is but a painted hell - EnglishAyre-Chance/North . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XV. Are you what your fair looks express? - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette XVI. Since she, even she
XVII. I must complain - EnglishAyre-Chance/North(This text was also set by John Dowland)
XVIII. Think'st thou to seduce me then
XIX. Her fair inflaming eyes
XX. Turne all thy thoughts to eyes - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell
XXI. If any hath the heart to kill
XXII. Beauty, since you so much desire - Lute Songs-Rickards/Linell . Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XXIII. Your fair looks - Elizabethan Songs Minter/O'Dette
XXIV. Fain would I wed a fair young man - WhatThenIsLove-Boston . EnglishAyre -Chance/North