About the may-pole new, balletto (a 5)  |
Aire for 3 Viols  |
Aria a quattro  |
Arise, Awake, madrigal (a 5)  |
Arise, Get up My Deere, Canzonet (a 3)  |
Blow, Shepherds, Blow, song (a 3)  |
Cease Myne Eyes, song (a 3)  |
Clorinda False, madrigal (a 4)  |
Come sorrow, come  |
Crewell You Pull Away to Soone, song (a 3)  |
Dainty Fine Sweet Nymph, balletto (a 5)  |
Deep Lamenting, Grief Betraying, song (a 3)  |
Doe You Not Know, song (a 3)  |
Eheu! Sustulerunt Dominum, motet (a 4)  |
Fantasia for virginal  |
Fantasie à 2 `Il Doloroso`  |
Fantasie à 2 `Il Grillo`  |
Fantasie à 2 `Il Lamento`  |
Fantasie à 2 `Il Rondinella`  |
Fantasie à 2 `La Caccia`  |
Fantasie à 2 `La Girandola`  |
Fantasie à 2 `La Sampogna`  |
Fantasie à 2 `La Sirena`  |
Fantasie à 2 `La Torello`  |
Fantasy from `The Fitzwilliam Virginal Book`  |
Farewell, Disdainfull, song (a 3)  |
Fire and Lightning from Heaven, song (a 2)  |
Flora wilt Thou Torment Me?, song (a 2)  |
Go Ye My Canzonets, song (a 2)  |
God Morrow, Fayre Ladies, song (a 3)  |
Hard by a Crystal Fountain, madrigal a 6 (1599)  |
Hould Out, My Hart, song (a 3)  |
I am the Resurrection and the Life, anthem for chorus and organ  |
I Go before My Darling, song a 3 (1595)  |
I love, alas, I love thee  |
I saw my lady weeping  |
I Saw My Lovely Phillis, balletto (a 5)  |
I Should for Grief and Anguish, song (a 2)  |
Joy, Joy doth so Arise, song (a 3)  |
Laboravi in gemitu, motet (a 6)  |
Ladie, Those Eyes, song (a 3)  |
Lady, if I through Griefe, song (a 3)  |
Leave Alas! This Tormenting, balletto (a 5)  |
Leave now, Mine Eyes, song (a 2)  |
Lo, here another Love, song (a 2)  |
Lo, She Flies, balletto (a 5)  |
Love Learnes by Laughing, song (a 3)  |
Mi sfidate guerrera, madrigal (a 5)  |
Mistress mine, well may you fare  |
My Bonnie Lass  |
My Bonny Lass She Smileth, balletto (a 5)  |
No, No, Nigella, madrigal (a 5)  |
Nolo mortem peccatoris, anthem (a 4)  |
Now is the Month of Maying  |
Now is the Month of Maying, balletto (a 5)  |
Now Must I Dye, song (a 3)  |
O Flye Not, O Take Some Pittie, song (a 3)  |
O Sleep, Fond Fancy, song (a 3)  |
O Thou that art so Cruel, song (a 2)  |
Out of the Deep, anthem (a 5)  |
Pavan and Galliard for 5 Viols  |
Phillis I Fain would Die Now, madrigal (a 7)  |
Say Deere, Will You Not Have Me, song (a 3)  |
See, See, Myne Own Sweet Jewell, song (a 3)  |
Shoot, False Love, I Care Not, madrigal (a 5)  |
Sing We and Chaunt It, balletto (a 5)  |
Singing Alone, balletto (a 5)  |
Springtime Manteleth Every Bough, song (a 3)  |
The Sacred End Pavin and Galliard  |
Thirsis and Milla  |
Thirsis, Let Some Pittie Move Thee, song (a 3)  |
This Love is but a Wanton Fit, song (a 3)  |
Thus Saith My Galatea, madrigal (a 5)  |
Variations on `Nancy`  |
What Ayles My Darling, song (a 3)  |
What if my mistress now  |
What Saith My Daintie Darling?, song (a 3)  |
Where Art Thou, Wanton, song (a 3)  |
Whether awaie so Fast, song (a 3)  |
With my Love my life was nestled  |
You That Won`t, to My Pipe`s Sound, balletto (a 5)  |
`Aprill is in my Mistris face` (Madrigal)  |
`Fyre and lightning` (Madrigal)  |
`In nets of golden wyers` (Madrigal)  |
`It was a lover and his lass`  |
`Miraculous love`s wounding` (Madrigal)  |
`O Greefe even on the Bud` (Madrigal)  |
`Sweet nimphe come to thy lover` (Madrigal)  |
`When loe by breake of morning` (Madrigal)  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 1, A Painted Tale  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 4, With My Love  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 5, I Saw My Lady Weeping  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 6, It Was a Lover and His Lasse  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 7, Who Is It That This Dark Night  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 8, Mistress Mine  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No. 9, Can I Forget  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.10, Love Winged with My Hopes  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.12, Come, Sorrow, Come  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.13, Fair in a Morn  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.14, Absence Here Thou  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.17, Will You Buy a Fine Dog  |
”The First Booke of Ayres” (1600): No.18, Sleep, Slumb`ring Eyes  |