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Vol. 1: Love's God is a boy / Robert Jones -- Love me or not / Thomas Campion -- Flora / Thomas Greaves -- I saw my lady weep / John Dowland -- Love is not blind / Michael Cavendish -- Now what is love? / Robert Jones -- Though far from joy / Philip Rosseter -- Coy Daphne / John Danyel -- Shall a frown or angry eye? / William Corkine -- Willow, willow / Anonymous -- Did ever man thus love as I? / Robert Jones -- In darkness let me dwell / John Dowland -- When Laura smiles / Philip Rosseter -- Lady, if you so spite me / John Dowland -- My love is neither young nor old / Robert Jones -- Ay me, that love / Philip Rosseter -- I die whenas I do not see her / John Danyel -- What then is love but mourning? / Philip Rosseter -- The heart to rue / Michael Cavendish -- Sweet, if you life and love me still / Robert Jones -- Go to bed, sweet muse / Robert Jones. |
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Vol. 2: Love is a pretty frenzy ; Soft, cupid, soft ; As I the silly fish deceive ; Walking by a river side ; Joy in thy hope ; There was a shepherd that did live ; The sea hath many thousand sands ; Once did my thoughts both ebb and flow ; I am so far from pitying thee ; There was a wily lad ; My father fain would have me take ; All my sense thy sweetness gained / Robert Jones -- Shall I seek to ease my grief? ; Come, my Celia ; Unconstant love ; I am a lover, yet was never loved ; Fain I would, but O I dare not ; O eyes, O mortal stars! ; Like hermit poor ; So, so leave off this last lamenting kiss / Alfonso Ferrabosco. |
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Vol. 3: What if I sped where I least expected? / Robert Jones -- Tobacco / Tobias Hume -- Her rosy cheeks / Thomas Campion -- Love, the delight of all well-thinking minds / Michael Cavendish -- My love bound me with a kiss / Robert Jones -- Celestina / Thomas Greaves -- Sweet, let me go / William Corkine -- Time stands still / John Dowland -- If she forsake me / Philip Rosseter -- Fair women like fair jewels are / Robert Jones -- I care not for these ladies / Thomas Campion -- Why canst thou not as others do? / John Danyel -- Change thy mind / Richard Martin -- Beauty sat bathing by a spring / Robert Jones -- Behold a wonder here / John Dowland -- Shall I come, sweet love, to thee? / Thomas Campion -- Stay, cruel, stay / John Danyel -- Dreams and imaginations / Robert Jones -- Fair, if you expect admiring / Thomas Campion -- Shall I come if I swim? / Philip Rosseter -- Fie, what a coil is here! / Robert Jones. |
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Vol 4: In Sherwood lived stout Robin Hood / Robert Jones -- And would you see my mistress' face? / Philip Rosseter -- Fain would I change that note / Tobias Hume -- Lachrimae / John Dowland -- There is a garden in her face / Thomas Campion -- I loathe that I did love ; My little pretty one / Anonymous -- Do not, O do not prize / Robert Jones -- O precious time / Martin Peerson -- Down in a valley / Michael Cavendish -- Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air / Thomas Campion -- O sweet flower / John cooper -- What is a day? / Philip Rosseter -- Now, Robin, laugh and sing / Martin Peerson -- Whither runneth my sweetheart? / John Bartlet -- Time, cruel time / John Danyel -- Sweet Kate / Robert Jones -- Jack and Joan / Thomas Campion -- Whether men do laugh or weep / Philip Rosseter. |
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Vol 5: Thou pretty bird / John Danyel -- O never to be moved / Thomas Campion -- Beauty sat bathing / William Corkine -- Kind in unkindness / Philip Rosseter -- Sylvia is fair / Michael Cavendish -- Let not Cloris think / John Danyel -- Turn back, you wanton flier / Thomas Campion -- Shall I look to ease my grief? / Robert Jones -- O eyes, leave off your weeping / Robert Hales -- If I hope, I pine / Philip Rosseter -- Maids are simple, some men say / Thomas Campion -- Beauty, stand further / Robert Jones -- Sorrow, stay / John Dowland --Dost thou withdraw thy grace / John Danyel -- Shall then a traitorous kiss / Philip Rosseter -- Curs'd be the time / Michael Cavendish -- Whither runneth my sweet heart? / Robert Jones -- What is beauty but a breath? / Thomas Greaves -- If I could shut the gate against my thoughts / John Danyel -- Follow thy fair sun / Thomas Campion. |
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Vol. 6: When to her lute Corinna sings / Thomas Campion -- Go, weep, sad soul / George Handford -- Daphne / John Dowland -- Your fair looks inflame my desire / Thomas Campion -- Mrs. M.E. Her funeral tears for the death of her husband / John Danyel -- Fire, fire! / Thomas Campion -- Whoso is tied / Robert Jones -- Oft have I sigh'd / Thomas Campion -- Inconstant Laura / Thomas Greaves -- Oh, how my thoughts do beat me / Robert Jones -- Mourn, Marcus, mourn / Michael Cavendish -- So sweet is thy discourse to me / Thomas Campion -- Eyes, look no more / John Danyel -- What if a day or a month or a year ; Ay me! Can love and beauty so conspire ; Tread Juno's steps who list / Anonymous -- To plead my faith / Daniel Batchelar -- At her fair hands / Martin Peerson -- My complaining is but feigning / Robert Jones. |
