Bartlet, John (komp.) . Whithe runeth my sweetheart
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . All lookes be pale
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Breake now my heart and dye
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Faire, if you expect admiring
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Fire, fire
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Follow your Saint
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Followe thy faire sunne
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Harke all you ladies
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . I care not for these ladies
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . If thou longst so much to learne
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Kinde are her answers
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Never weather-beaten Saile
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Now winter nights enlarge
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Silly boy 'tis ful moone
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . So quicke, so hot, so mad
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Think'st thou to seduce me then
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Though your strangenesse frets my hart
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Thrice tosse these oaken ashes
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . To his sweet lute
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . Turne backe you wanton flyer
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . What harvest halfe so sweet is
Campian, Thomas (komp.) . When thou must home
Cavendish, Michael (komp.) . Down in a valley
Cavendish, Michael (komp.) . Everie bush now springing
Cavendish, Michael (komp.) . Wandring in this place
Corkine, William (komp.) . Two lovers sat lamenting
Danyel, John (komp.) . Tyme cruell tyme
Dowland, John (komp.) . Away with these selfe loving lads
Dowland, John (komp.) . Can shee excuse my wrongs
Dowland, John (komp.) . Come away, come sweet love
Dowland, John (komp.) . Come heavy sleepe
Dowland, John (komp.) . Dear, if you change
Dowland, John (komp.) . Fine knacks for ladies
Dowland, John (komp.) . Flow my teares
Dowland, John (komp.) . Go christall teares
Dowland, John (komp.) . His golden locks time hath to silver turnde
Dowland, John (komp.) . I saw my lady weepe
Dowland, John (komp.) . If my complaints
Dowland, John (komp.) . In darknesse let mee dwell
Dowland, John (komp.) . O sweet woods
Dowland, John (komp.) . The lowest trees have tops
Dowland, John (komp.) . Weepe you no more
Dowland, John (komp.) . Who ever thinks or hopes
Ferrabosco, Alfonso (komp.) . Come my Celia
Ferrabosco, Alfonso (komp.) . So beautie on the waters stood
Ferrabosco, Alfonso (komp.) . So, so, leave off this last lamenting kisse
Ford, Thomas (komp.) . Since first I saw your face
Ford, Thomas (komp.) . There is a ladies sweet and kind
Ford, Thomas (komp.) . What then is love
Greaves, Thomas (komp.) . What is beauty but a breath
Greenberg, Noah (bearb.)
Hume, Tobias (komp.) . Fain would I change that note
Hume, Tobias (komp.) . Tobacco is like love
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Beauty sate bathing
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Dreames and imaginations
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Goe to bed sweete muze
Jones, Robert (komp.) . In Sherwood livde stout Robin Hood
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Ite caldi sospiri
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Love is a bable
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Now what is love
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Sweet if you like and love me stil
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Sweete Kate
Jones, Robert (komp.) . There was a wyly ladde
Jones, Robert (komp.) . What if I sped
Jones, Robert (komp.) . When love on time and measure makes his ground
Jones, Robert (komp.) . Will saide ti his mammy
Melvill, David (komp.) . Hey ho, to the Greenwood
Melvill, David (komp.) . Jolly shepherd
Melvill, David (komp.) . Now God be with old Simeon
Melvill, David (komp.) . Sing we now merrily
Morley, Thomas (komp.) . Doe you not know
Morley, Thomas (komp.) . Faire in a morne
Morley, Thomas (komp.) . It was a lover and his lasse
Morley, Thomas (komp.) . Misteresse mine
Pilkington, Francis (komp.) . Now peep, boe peep
Rosseter, Philip (komp.) . When Laura smiles
Wilbye, John (komp.) . Adew sweet amatillis

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