Book 2-Edited by Edmund Fellowes CONTENTS ANONYMOUS: Willow Song (D - D) CAMPIAN Thomas: Follow your saint (D - D); When to her lute Corinna sings (B - D) DOWLAND John: Come again sweet love doth now invite (C - D); Sleep wayward thoughts (E flat - C); Sorrow stay (C - C) FORD Thomas: Fair sweet cruel (D sharp - D) JONES Robert: Now what is love (C - C) PILKINGTON Francis: Diaphenia like the daffdowndilly (C - C) ROSSETER Philip:

Edited by David Wilde

Facsimile: Printed score John Longman Clementi's Company [1800] and MS libretto The Huntington Library LA1297 Introduction by Robert Hoskins with Eileen Southern

Edited by Ian Payne A contemporary of Gibbons and a noted madrigalist Ward was also a prolific composer of consort music in the madrigalian style. This volume of extant instrumental works of five and six parts complements an MB edition currently in preparation of the four-part fantasias and ayres for two bass viols and organ. First published in 1995.

SATB unaccompanied.

Musica Britannica Vol. 22-The 'Cinderella' of Elizabethan and Jacobean secular music consort songs for voice and viols survived both the popularity of the imported madrigal and the fashion for the lute air. An indigenous corpus of music they subsequently influenced the development of the verse anthem.

SATB unaccompanied

Facsimile: Printed score Walsh & Hare [1702] Introduction by Richard Platt

SATBB and organ continuo. String parts available for rental (Ref. HL11). Edited by Watkins Shaw

SATB and organ

SATB and organ

Edited by Howard Ferguson.

With lute tablature and keybaord realisation

SATB and optional organ From The Dorian Service . Edited by Leonard Ellingwood.

Edited by Barry Cooper The organ voluntaries double or cornet voluntaries and psalm-tune settings by John Blow form a substantial corpus of material - 48 pieces in all - that sheds much light on the developing keyboard style of the late 17th century. Predominantly serious and contrapuntal they bear witness to the technical mastery of their composer and to his role as an important influence in Restoration musical life. First published in 1996.

SATB unaccompanied.

Book 1- Book 1 with 25 three-part works for SAB by the English Madrigalists

Edited by Thurston Dart. 24 pieces selected and edited from the ms. in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge copied by Francis Tregian between 1609 and 1619. CONTENTS ANONYMOUS (Almain in G; Alman in G minor; Corranto in A minor; Corranto in D minor; Corranto in F; Corranto in G;

Edited by Richard Rastall CONTENTS from Christ Church Music MS 1236 Corant; Corant: La Suedoise; Saraband; Almain; Corant; Saraband; Gigue [Almain]; Almain from Drexel MS 5611 Almain; Corant; Saraband from Musick's Hand-Maide (1663) Saraband; Jig; Almain; Corant from

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