| Other author/creator | Arkwright, G. E. P. (Godfrey Edward Pellew), 1864-1944, editor. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Come let's begin; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Jockey, thine hornpipe's dull; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Some men desire spouses; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. To-morrow is the marriage day; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Upon a hill the bonny boy; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Come sirrah Jack, ho; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Tan ta ra ran tan tant; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Gods have heard my vows; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Though my carriage be but careless; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Ape, the monkey and baboon; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. No, no, though I shrink still; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Aye me, alas, heigh ho; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Late in my rash accounting; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Four arms, two necks; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Lord, when I think; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Say, sweetheart, will you love me?; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. I bei, ligustri e rose; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Strike it up tabor; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Ha, ha, this world doth pass; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Since Robin Hood; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Fa la la, O now weep; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Alas, tarry but one half-hour; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. As deadly serpents lurking; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Donna, il vostro; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Nightingale; arranged. |
| Included Work | Weelkes, Thomas, approximately 1575-1623. Ayeres or phantasticke spirites. Death hath depriv'd me; arranged. |
| Uniform title | Ayeres or phantasticke spirites |
| Portion of title |
Fantastic spirits |
| Series | The old English edition ; v. 16-17 Old English edition ; v. 16-17. ^A682126 |
| Contents |
V. 16. Come let's begin -- Jockey, thine hornpipe's dull -- Some men desire spouses -- To-morrow is the marriage day -- Upon a hill the bonny boy -- Come sirrah Jack, ho -- Tan ta ra ran tan tant -- The gods have heard my vows -- Though my carriage be but careless -- The ape, the monkey and baboon -- No, no, though I shrink still -- Aye me, alas, heigh ho -- Late in my rash accounting -- Four arms, two necks -- Lord, when I think. |
| Contents |
V. 17. Say, sweetheart, will you love me? -- I bei, ligustri e rose -- Strike it up, tabor -- Ha, ha, this world doth pass -- Since Robin Hood -- Fa la la, O now weep -- Alas, tarry but one half-hour -- As deadly serpents lurking -- Donna, il vostro -- The nightingale -- Death hath depriv'd me (for 6 voices). |
| 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 | With reproduction of the title page and dedication of the original edition. London, William Barley, 1608. |
| General note | For 3 voices with piano accompaniment. |
| General note | Includes preface to the edition and series introduction in English. |
| Original version | Reprint. Originally published: London : Joseph Williams, 1895-1896. |
| Language | English words; also printed as text. |