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Thomas Ford (1580–1648)
A paven (Mr. Mayne`s choice) for 2 lyra-viols  |
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A paven (Sir Richard Weston`s delight) for 2 lyra-viols |
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A pill to purge melancholie (Mr. Richard Martin`s thump) for 2 lyra-viols |
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A snatch and away (Sir John Paulet`s toy) for 2 lyra-viols |
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Aire for 4 Viols |
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Almaine for 3 Viols |
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An almaine (Mounsier Lullere`s Choice) for 2 lyra-viols |
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An almaine (Mr. Westover`s farewell) for 2 lyra-viols |
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And if you do touch me ile crie (Sir Richard Tichborne`s toy) for 2 lyra-viols |
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Cate of Bardie (The Queen`s jig) for 2 lyra-viols |
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Change of aire for 2 lyra-viols |
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Fantasia for 5 viols |
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Forget me not for 2 lyra-viols |
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Goe Passions, song (a 4) |
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How shall I then, song (a 4) |
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Mr. Southcote`s Pavan and Galliard for 2 lyra-viols |
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Not Full Twelve Yeares, song (a 4) |
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Now I See Thy Lookes were Fained, song (a 4) |
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Since First I Saw Your Face, song (a 4) |
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The baggepipes (Sir Charles Howard`s delight) for 2 lyra-viols |
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The galliard (Mr. Mayne`s choice) for 2 lyra-viols |
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The wild goose chase (Sir John Philpot`s Delight) for 2 lyra-viols |
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There is a Ladie, song (a 4) |
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Unto the Temple, song (a 4) |
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What Then is Love, song (a 4) |
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Whipit and tripit (Mr. Southcote`s jig) for 2 lyra-viols |
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Why not here (Mr. Crosse`s choice) for 2 lyra-viols |
`Come, Phyllis, come`  |
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`Fair, sweet, cruel` |
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