| Other author/creator | Arkwright, G. E. P. (Godfrey Edward Pellew), 1864-1944, editor. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Lo! here my heart I leave. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Alas! What hope of speeding. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. What can I do, my dearest. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Woe am I, my heart dies. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Farewell, my love. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Sleep now, my muse. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Ah, sweet, alas! when first I saw. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Mourn now, my soul. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Sound out, my voice. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. She that my plaints. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. What, shall I part thus unregarded. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Sorrow consumes me. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. O heavens. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Why should I love? |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Sweet love. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. That muse which sung. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. See what a maze of error. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. If pity reign with beauty. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Ah cruel hateful fortune. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. I love, alas, yet am I not beloved. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Must I part, O my jewel. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Up then, Melpomene. |
| Included Work | Kirbye, George, approximately 1565-1634. English madrigalls. Why wail we thus. |
| Uniform title | English madrigalls |
| Series | The old English edition ; v. 3-5 Old English edition (Broude Brothers) ; v. 3-5. UNAUTHORIZED |
| Contents |
V. 3. Six madrigals to four voices. Lo! here my heart I leave -- Alas! What hope of speeding -- What can I do, my dearest -- Woe am I, my heart dies -- Farewell, my love -- Sleep now, my muse. |
| Contents |
V. 4. Twelve madrigals to five voices. Ah sweet, alas! when first I saw -- Mourn now, my soul -- Sound out, my voice: 1st part -- She that my plaints: 2nd part -- What, shall I part thus unregarded -- Sorrow consumes me: 1st part -- O heavens: 2nd part -- Why should I love -- Sweet love -- That muse which sung -- See what a maze of error -- If pity reign with beauty. |
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V. 5. Six madrigals to six voices. Ah cruel hateful fortune -- I love, alas, yet am I not beloved -- Must I part, O my jewel -- Up then, Melpomene: 1st part -- Why wail we thus: 2nd part -- Sleep now, my muse. |
| Local note | Joyner-FOR MUSIC LIBRARY HOLDINGS OF THE SERIES, Old English edition (Broude Brothers), SEARCH BY SERIES TITLE OR BY CALL NUMBER: Music M2 .A62. |
| General note | Keyboard reduction underlaid. |
| General note | Includes preface to the edition and series introduction in English. |
| Original version | Reprint. Originally published: London : Joseph Williams, 1891-1892. |
| Language | English words; also printed as text. |