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Thomas Bateson (1570–1630)
Adieu, Sweet Love, Adieu, madrigal (a 4)  |
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Ah Me! My Mistress Scorns My Love, madrigal (a 3) |
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Ah, Cupid grant that I may never see, madrigal (a 6) |
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Alas, alas! where is my love, madrigal (a 5) |
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And must I needs depart then?, madrigal (a 5) |
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Beauty is a lovely sweet, madrigal (a 3) |
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Camilla fair tripped o`er the plain, madrigal (a 3) |
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Come follow me, fair nymphs, madrigal (a 3) |
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Dame Venus Hence to Paphos Go, madrigal (a 4) |
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Dear if You Wish My Dying, madrigal (a 6) |
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Down from above, madrigal (a 3) |
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Down the hills Corinna trips, madrigal (a 5) |
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Fair Hebe when Dame Flora Meets, madrigal (a 6) |
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Fond Love is Blind, madrigal (a 6) |
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Hark, hear you not?, madrigal (a 5) |
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Have I found her, madrigal (a 5) |
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If Love be blind, madrigal (a 4) |
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Love would discharge the duty, madrigal (a 5) |
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Merrily My Love and I, madrigal (a 6) |
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Music, Some Think No Music Is, madrigal (a 6) |
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O fly not love, madrigal (a 5) |
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Phyllis, farewell, madrigal (a 4) |
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Phyllis, farewell, madrigal (a 6) |
Sister, Awake!, madrigal (a 5)  |
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Strange were the life, madrigal (a 5) |
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Sweet Gemma, madrigal (a 3) |
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The nightingale, madrigal (a 3) |
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Thirsis on His fair Phillis` Breast Reposing, madrigal (a 6) |
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Those sweet, delightful lilies, madrigal (a 5) |
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When Oriana walk`d, madrigal (a 6) |
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Whither so fast, madrigal (a 4) |
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Who prostrate lies, madrigal (a 5) |
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Yet stay alway, madrigal (a 5) |
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Your shining eyes, madrigal (a 3) |
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