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John Munday (1550–1630)
Aedes nostra sancta, motet (a 5)  |
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As I went a walking in the month of May, madrigal (a 3) |
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Blessed art thou that fearest God, motet (a 3) |
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De Lamentatione, motet (a 5) |
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Dum transisset Sabbatum, motet (a 6) |
Goe from my window  |
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Hear my prayer, O Lord, psalm (a 3) |
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Heigh ho! I`ll go to plough no more, madrigal (a 4) |
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I lift my heart to thee, motet (a 4) |
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In deep distress, madrigal (a 4) |
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In midst of woods, madrigal (a 5) |
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In te Domine speravi, motet (a 4) |
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Judica me Deus, motet (a 6) |
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Kyrie a 4 |
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Lightly she whipped o`er the dales, madrigal (a 5) |
Munday`s joy / Fitzwilliam Virginal Book - CCLXXXII  |
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My prime of youth, madrigal (a 4) |
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O come, let us lift up our voice, motet (a 3) |
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O Lord, of whom I do depend, motet (a 4) |
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O Lord, turn not away thy face, motet (a 3) |
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Of all the birds that I have heard, madrigal (a 3) |
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Penelope, madrigal (a 5) |
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Robin for Virginal |
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Sing ye unto the Lord our God, motet (a 3) |
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The blackbird, madrigal (a 5) |
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The longer that I live, madrigal (a 4) |
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The Sacred Saints, anthem (a 5) |
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The shepherd Strephon, madrigal (a 4) |
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Thus art thou blest that fearest God, motet (a 3) |
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Turn about and see me, madrigal (a 3) |
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Were I a king, madrigal (a 5) |
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Who loves a life, madrigal (a 5) |
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Witness, ye heavens, the palace, madrigal (a 4) |
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Ye people all in one accord, motet (a 3) |
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