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Man Is For The Woman Made
Chiding Catch ("fie, Nay")
When The Cock Begins To Crow
An Epitaph: "under This Stone"
Earl Of Mornington- T'was You, Sir
Jeremy Savile- Had She Not Care Enough
William Turner- Young Anthony
Anon., Publ. 1764- Amo, Amas, I Love As Lass
William Cornyshe- Ah, Robin
William Lawes- Bess Black
Anon., Publ. 1609- I Am Athirst
John Eccles- Wine Does Wonder
William Cornyshe- Hoyda, Jolly Rutterkin
Henery Purcell- An Ape, A Lion, A Fox, And An Ass
Anon., Coll. By Thomas Lant, 1580- Troll The Bowl
John Travers- Fair And Ugly, False And True
Anon., Publ. 1614 - We Be Soldiers Three
John Bennet- Hunting Madrigal: Lure, Falconers, Lure!
Henry Lawes- Sing Fair Clorinda
Benjamin Rogers- Restoration Pastroal: In The Merry Month Of May
Henry Purcell- Patriotic Song: True Englishmen
Reginald Spofforth- 18th Century Glee Club: L'ape E La Serpe
John Hilton- Call George Again
Luffman Atterbury- As T'other Day
Thomas Arne- The Street Intrigue
John Blow- Bartholomew Fair
Anon.- He That Will An Alehouse Keep
John Blow- The Self Banished
Thomas Arne- Which Is The Properest Day To Drink
John Blow- Galloping Joan
Anon.- Sumer Is Icumen In
William Boyce- John Cooper
Henry Lawes- The Captive Lovers
Henry Purcell- Young Collin
Henry Purcell- If All Be True
Joseph Barnby- Sweet And Low
John Cobb(Ed. D. Stevens): These Are The Cries Of London Town
Thomas Ravenscroft (Ed. D. Stevens): New Oysters
Richard Dering (Ed. D. Stevens): The Cries Of London
Thomas Ravenscroft (Ed. D. Stevens): A Bellman's Song
Thomas Ravenscroft (Ed. D. Stevens): New Oysters
Thomas Ravenscroft (Ed D. Stevens): The Painter's Song
Richard Dering (Ed. H. Purcell): Country Cries
Anon. (Ed. D. Stevens.): A Quart A Penny
Anon. (Ed. D. Stevens): I Can Mend Your Tubs And Pails
Edmund Nelha (Ed. D. Stevens): Have You Any Work For The Tinker
Thomas Ravenscroft (Ed. D. Stevens): Brooms For Old Shoes
Thomas Weelkes (Ed. J. Noble): The Cries Of London
Luffman Atterbury: One A Penny, Two A Penny
William Lawes: She Weepeth Sore
Henry Lawes: Angler's Song
Battishill:here On His Back
Ca. 16th-17th C. -the Three Ravens
Ca. 16th-17th C. - The Cuckoo
Ca. 16th-17th C. - How Should I Your True Love Know (Ophelia's Song From Hamlet)
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Sweet Nightingale
Ca. 16th-17th C. - I Will Give My Love An Apple
Ca. 16th-17th C. - The Oak Ad The Ash
Ca. 16th-17th C. - King Henry
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Coventry Carol
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Barbara Allen
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Heigh Ho, The Wind And The Rain ("twelfth Night")
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Waly, Waly
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Down In Yon Forest
Ca. 16th-17th C. -mattehew, Mark, Luke, And John
Ca. 16th-17th C. -the Tailor And The Mouse
Ca. 16th-17th C. - Greensleeves
The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies
O Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot
Blow Away The Morning Dew
Just As The Tide Was A-flowing
Just As The Tide Was Flowing
The Spring Time Of The Year
The Cuckoo And The Nightingale
Thomas Campion: Shall I Come Sweet Love To Thee
Thomas Morley: Will Ye By A Fine Dog
John Dowland: Me, Me And None But Me
John Dowland: Wilt Tho Unkind
First Book Of Airs, 1597: Wilt Thou, Unkind, Thus Reave Me?
First Book Fo Airs, 1597: Awake, Sweet Love
A Musical Banquet, 1610: In Darkness Let Me Dwell
Third Book Of Airs, 1603: Me, Me, And None But Me
A Pilgrim's Solace, 1612: Go, Nightly Cares
First Book Of Airs, 1597: If My Complaints Could Passions Move
First Book Of Airs, 1597: Sleep, Wayward Thoughts
Third Book Of Airs, 1597: Flow Not So Fast, Ye Fountains
First Book Of Airs, 1597: Come Again! Sweet Love Doth Now Invite
Second Book Of Airs, 1600: Sorrow, Stay
Fancis Pilkington: Rest, Sweet Nymph
John Dowland: What If I Never Speed
Thomas Campion: Care Chariming Sleep
John Dowland: Shall I Use
Second Book Of Airs, 1600: Fine Knack For Ladies
Second Book Of Airs, 1600: Flow, My Tears
First Book Of Airs, 1597: Can She Excuse My Wrongs
Anon.- When Cockleshells Turn Silver Bells
Anon.- An Eriskay Love Lil
Anon.- A Sweet Country Life
Anon.- She Moved Through The Fair
Anon.- A Brisk Young Lad He Courted Me
Anon.- Black Is The Color
Anon.- All The Pretty Little Horses
Anon.- Capstan Shanty: Lowlands
Anon.- William Butler Yeats (T) The Sally Gardens
Anon.- Thomas Moore (T) Bendemeer's Stream
Anon: Have You Seen But A White Lilly
Philip Rosserter: When Laura Smiles
John Dowland: Come Again! Sweet Love Doth Now Invite
John Danyel: Chromantic Tunes
Anon.- William Douglas Of England, 1685: Annie Laurie
Anon.- The Miller Of The Dee
Anon.- Cockles And Mussels
Anon.- Ben Jonson: Drink To Me Only
Anon.- The Foggy, Foggy Dew
Anon.- Frog Went A-courtin'
Anon.- Pretty Polly Oliver
Anon.- The Wife Of Usher's Well
Anon.- Early Settlers Of De Kalb County, Texas: I Am A Poor Wayfaring Stranger
Anon.- Cold Blows The Wind
Anon.- From Cecil Sharp's "english Folksongs Of The South Appalachians": When The Sun Goes In
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