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245 00 a| Songs with theorbo (ca. 1650-1663 /c| edited by Gordon J. Callon.;

300 a| 1 score (xxxvi, 108 pages), 12 pages of plates :b| facsimiles ;c| 31 cm.;

336 a| notated music2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| Recent researches in the music of the Baroque Era,x| 0484-0828 ;v| 105;

500 a| English court songs, from manuscripts in the Bodleian Library (Broxbourne 84.9) and Lambeth Palace Library (1041);

500 a| For voice and theorbo, or possibly archlute; acc. in tablature and transcribed.;

500 a| Historical and editorial notes on p. ix-xxiii; critical notes on p. 79-93.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 0 a| Oxford, Bodleian Library, Broxbourne 84.9 : No, no, I never was in love / Henry Lawes ; Silly heart forbear / Nicholas Lanier ; Amorosa pargoletta / Nicholas Lanier ; Fuggi, fuggi, fuggi, diletta amante / anon. ; Je ne puis éviter / François de Chancy ; How cool and temp'rate am I grown / Henry Lawes ; I'm sick of love / William Lawes ; Oft have I sworn I'd love no more / Henry Lawes ; La folia / anon. ; Blest be those powers / Charles Colman ; S'io morrò, che dirà / anon. ; Dove, dove, corri, mio core? / anon. ; How happy art thou and I / Henry Lawes ; Lord, to thee I make my moan = Psalm 130 / anon. ; Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not = Psalm 6 / anon. ; Blessed art they that perfect are = Psalm 119 / anon. --;

505 0 a| (cont.): London, Lambeth Palace Library, 1041 : We do account that music good / anon. ; Silly heart forbear / Nicholas Lanier ; Go thy way, since thou wilt go / anon. ; Sing aloud harmonious spheres / anon. ; Beat on proud billows, Boreas blow = Light in a dungeon / anon. ; Ask me no more whither doth stray = Ask me no more where Jove bestows / anon. ; Je ne connais que trop que j'aime / Michel Lambert ; N'entendez-vous point ce langage? / Jean de Cambefort ; Qu'un rival vienne devant moi / anon. ; Se voi, luci amate / Gabriel de Rochechouart ; When shall I see my captive heart / Henry Lawes ; Chère Phillis, puisque tous mes services / anon. ; Ne vous étonnez pas / anon. ; Ma Cloris, je me meurs d'amour / anon. ; Cloris, when I to thee present / Hanry Lawes ; Bright Aurelia, I do owe / Charles Colman ; O mia Filli gradita / anon. ; Never persuade me to'it I vow / Charles Colman ; Perfect and endless circles are / William Lawes ; Farewell, farewell, fond love / Charles Colman ; Pensieri quietate, quietate non più / anon. ; Non temer, Filli mia / anon. ; Last night my fair resolved to go / anon. ; Lucinda, wink or veil those eyes / Matthew Locke ; Fret on fond Cupid, curse thy feeble bow / John Goodgroome ; Ye powers that guard Love's silken throne / anon. ; Oft have I searched both court and town / Alphonso Marsh ; The glories of our birth and state / Edward Colman ; Cloris when that you do intend / Henry Lawes --;

505 0 a| (cont.): Appendix : Variants: No, no, I never was in love / Henry Lawes ; How cool and temp'rate I am grown / Henry Lawes ; Oft have I swore I'd love no more / Henry Lawes ; Je ne connais que trop que j'aime / Michel Lambert ; N'entendez-vous point ce langage? / Jean de Cambefort ; Se voi, luci amate / Gabriel de Rochechouart ; Cloris, when I to thee present / Henry Lawes ; O mia Filli gradita / anon. ; Cloris, when e'er you do intend / Henry Lawes.;

546 a| English, French or Italian words; also printed as text (the French and Italian songs with English translations) on p. xxiv-xxxvi.;

650 0 a| Songs with theorbo.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

650 0 a| Songs with lute.=| ^A35726;

700 1 a| Callon, Gordon J.,e| editor.=| ^A405068;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| No, no, I never was in love.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Lanier, Nicholas,d| 1588-1666t| Silly heart forbear.=| ^A372339;

700 12 a| Lanier, Nicholas,d| 1588-1666t| Amorosa pargoletta.=| ^A372339;

700 12 a| Chancy, François de,d| -1656.t| Je ne puis éviter.=| ^A853112;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| How cool and temp'rate am I grown.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Lawes, William,d| 1602-1645.t| I'm sick of love.=| ^A507639;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| Oft have I sworn I'd love no more.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Coleman, Charles,d| approximately 1605-1664t| Blest be those powers.=| ^A852448;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| How happy art thou and I.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Lambert, Michel,d| 1610-1696t| Je ne connais que trop que j'aime.=| ^A597500;

700 12 a| Cambefort, Jean de,d| 1605-1661t| N'entendez-vous point ce langage?=| ^A852885;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| When shall I see my captive heart.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| Cloris, when I to thee present.=| ^A35729;

700 12 a| Coleman, Charles,d| approximately 1605-1664t| Bright Aurelia, I do owe.=| ^A852448;

700 12 a| Coleman, Charles,d| approximately 1605-1664t| Never persuade me to'it I vow.=| ^A852448;

700 12 a| Lawes, William,d| 1602-1645t| Perfect and endless circles are.=| ^A38910;

700 12 a| Coleman, Charles,d| approximately 1605-1664t| Farewell, farewell, fond love.=| ^A852448;

700 12 a| Locke, Matthew,d| 1621 or 1622-1677.t| Lucinda, winke or vaile those eyes.=| ^A42222;

700 12 a| Goodgroome, John,d| approximately 1630-1704.t| Fret on fond Cupid, curse thy feeble bow.=| ^A853463;

700 12 a| Marsh, Alphonso,d| -1681.t| Oft have I searched both court and town.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Coleman, Edward,d| -1669.t| Glories of our birth and state.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Lawes, Henry,d| 1596-1662t| Cloris when that you do intend.=| ^A35729;

710 2 a| Bodleian Library.k| Manuscript.n| Broxbourne 84.9.=| ^A507640;

710 2 a| Lambeth Palace Library.k| Manuscript.n| 1041.=| ^A507641;

740 02 a| Fuggi, fuggi, fuggi, diletta amante.;

740 02 a| Folia.;

740 02 a| S'io morrò, che dirà.;

740 02 a| Dove, dove, corri, mio core?;

740 02 a| Lord, to thee I make my moan.;

740 02 a| Psalm 130.;

740 02 a| Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not.;

740 02 a| Psalm 6.;

740 02 a| Blessed art they that perfect are.;

740 02 a| Psalm 119.;

740 02 a| We do account that music good.;

740 02 a| Go thy way, since thou wilt go.;

740 02 a| Sing aloud harmonious spheres.;

740 02 a| Beat on proud billows, Boreas blow.;

740 02 a| Light in a dungeon.;

740 02 a| Ask me no more wither doth stray.;

740 02 a| Ask me no more where Jove bestows.;

740 02 a| Qu'un rival vienne devant moi.;

740 02 a| Se voi, luci amate.;

740 02 a| Chère Phillis, puisque tous mes services.;

740 02 a| Ne vous étonnez pas.;

740 02 a| Ma Cloris, je me meurs d'amour.;

740 22 a| O mia Filli gradita.;

740 02 a| Pensieri quietate, quietate non più.;

740 02 a| Non temer, Filli mia.;

740 02 a| Last night my fair resolved to go.;

740 02 a| Ye powers that guard love's silken throne.;

740 02 a| Oft have I swore I'd love no more.;

740 02 a| Cloris, when e'er you do intend (H. Lawes);

830 0 a| Recent researches in the music of the Baroque Erav| v. 105.=| ^A28561;

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Songs with theorbo (ca. 1650-1663 / edited by Gordon J. Callon.

Format	Musical Score
Publication Info	Madison, Wis. : A-R Editions, ©2000.
Description	1 score (xxxvi, 108 pages), 12 pages of plates : facsimiles ; 31 cm.
Subjects	Songs with theorbo. Songs with lute.

Other author/creator	Callon, Gordon J., editor.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 No, no, I never was in love.
Included Work	Lanier, Nicholas, 1588-1666 Silly heart forbear.
Included Work	Lanier, Nicholas, 1588-1666 Amorosa pargoletta.
Included Work	Chancy, François de, -1656. Je ne puis éviter.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 How cool and temp'rate am I grown.
Included Work	Lawes, William, 1602-1645. I'm sick of love.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 Oft have I sworn I'd love no more.
Included Work	Coleman, Charles, approximately 1605-1664 Blest be those powers.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 How happy art thou and I.
Included Work	Lambert, Michel, 1610-1696 Je ne connais que trop que j'aime.
Included Work	Cambefort, Jean de, 1605-1661 N'entendez-vous point ce langage?
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 When shall I see my captive heart.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 Cloris, when I to thee present.
Included Work	Coleman, Charles, approximately 1605-1664 Bright Aurelia, I do owe.
Included Work	Coleman, Charles, approximately 1605-1664 Never persuade me to'it I vow.
Included Work	Lawes, William, 1602-1645 Perfect and endless circles are.
Included Work	Coleman, Charles, approximately 1605-1664 Farewell, farewell, fond love.
Included Work	Locke, Matthew, 1621 or 1622-1677. Lucinda, winke or vaile those eyes.
Included Work	Goodgroome, John, approximately 1630-1704. Fret on fond Cupid, curse thy feeble bow.
Included Work	Marsh, Alphonso, -1681. Oft have I searched both court and town.
Included Work	Coleman, Edward, -1669. Glories of our birth and state.
Included Work	Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 Cloris when that you do intend.
Other author/creator	Bodleian Library. Manuscript. Broxbourne 84.9.
Other author/creator	Lambeth Palace Library. Manuscript. 1041.
Series	Recent researches in the music of the Baroque Era, 0484-0828 ; 105 Recent researches in the music of the Baroque Era v. 105. ^A28561
Contents	Oxford, Bodleian Library, Broxbourne 84.9 : No, no, I never was in love / Henry Lawes ; Silly heart forbear / Nicholas Lanier ; Amorosa pargoletta / Nicholas Lanier ; Fuggi, fuggi, fuggi, diletta amante / anon. ; Je ne puis éviter / François de Chancy ; How cool and temp'rate am I grown / Henry Lawes ; I'm sick of love / William Lawes ; Oft have I sworn I'd love no more / Henry Lawes ; La folia / anon. ; Blest be those powers / Charles Colman ; S'io morrò, che dirà / anon. ; Dove, dove, corri, mio core? / anon. ; How happy art thou and I / Henry Lawes ; Lord, to thee I make my moan = Psalm 130 / anon. ; Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not = Psalm 6 / anon. ; Blessed art they that perfect are = Psalm 119 / anon. --
Contents	(cont.): London, Lambeth Palace Library, 1041 : We do account that music good / anon. ; Silly heart forbear / Nicholas Lanier ; Go thy way, since thou wilt go / anon. ; Sing aloud harmonious spheres / anon. ; Beat on proud billows, Boreas blow = Light in a dungeon / anon. ; Ask me no more whither doth stray = Ask me no more where Jove bestows / anon. ; Je ne connais que trop que j'aime / Michel Lambert ; N'entendez-vous point ce langage? / Jean de Cambefort ; Qu'un rival vienne devant moi / anon. ; Se voi, luci amate / Gabriel de Rochechouart ; When shall I see my captive heart / Henry Lawes ; Chère Phillis, puisque tous mes services / anon. ; Ne vous étonnez pas / anon. ; Ma Cloris, je me meurs d'amour / anon. ; Cloris, when I to thee present / Hanry Lawes ; Bright Aurelia, I do owe / Charles Colman ; O mia Filli gradita / anon. ; Never persuade me to'it I vow / Charles Colman ; Perfect and endless circles are / William Lawes ; Farewell, farewell, fond love / Charles Colman ; Pensieri quietate, quietate non più / anon. ; Non temer, Filli mia / anon. ; Last night my fair resolved to go / anon. ; Lucinda, wink or veil those eyes / Matthew Locke ; Fret on fond Cupid, curse thy feeble bow / John Goodgroome ; Ye powers that guard Love's silken throne / anon. ; Oft have I searched both court and town / Alphonso Marsh ; The glories of our birth and state / Edward Colman ; Cloris when that you do intend / Henry Lawes --
Contents	(cont.): Appendix : Variants: No, no, I never was in love / Henry Lawes ; How cool and temp'rate I am grown / Henry Lawes ; Oft have I swore I'd love no more / Henry Lawes ; Je ne connais que trop que j'aime / Michel Lambert ; N'entendez-vous point ce langage? / Jean de Cambefort ; Se voi, luci amate / Gabriel de Rochechouart ; Cloris, when I to thee present / Henry Lawes ; O mia Filli gradita / anon. ; Cloris, when e'er you do intend / Henry Lawes.
General note	English court songs, from manuscripts in the Bodleian Library (Broxbourne 84.9) and Lambeth Palace Library (1041)
General note	For voice and theorbo, or possibly archlute; acc. in tablature and transcribed.
General note	Historical and editorial notes on p. ix-xxiii; critical notes on p. 79-93.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Language	English, French or Italian words; also printed as text (the French and Italian songs with English translations) on p. xxiv-xxxvi.
Other title	Fuggi, fuggi, fuggi, diletta amante.
Other title	Folia.
Other title	S'io morrò, che dirà.
Other title	Dove, dove, corri, mio core?
Other title	Lord, to thee I make my moan.
Other title	Psalm 130.
Other title	Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not.
Other title	Psalm 6.
Other title	Blessed art they that perfect are.
Other title	Psalm 119.
Other title	We do account that music good.
Other title	Go thy way, since thou wilt go.
Other title	Sing aloud harmonious spheres.
Other title	Beat on proud billows, Boreas blow.
Other title	Light in a dungeon.
Other title	Ask me no more wither doth stray.
Other title	Ask me no more where Jove bestows.
Other title	Qu'un rival vienne devant moi.
Other title	Se voi, luci amate.
Other title	Chère Phillis, puisque tous mes services.
Other title	Ne vous étonnez pas.
Other title	Ma Cloris, je me meurs d'amour.
Other title	O mia Filli gradita.
Other title	Pensieri quietate, quietate non più.
Other title	Non temer, Filli mia.
Other title	Last night my fair resolved to go.
Other title	Ye powers that guard love's silken throne.
Other title	Oft have I swore I'd love no more.
Other title	Cloris, when e'er you do intend (H. Lawes)
ISBN	0895794616

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