DARK IS MY DELIGHT AND OTHER POPULAR 16TH.LUTE SONGS

Brian ASAWA, David TAYLER

John DOWLAND: Come again,sweet love doth now invite
John DOWLAND: His golden locks time hath to silver turnd
John DOWLAND: Flow my teares
John DOWLAND: It was a time when silly beess could speake
John DOWLAND: Sorrow stay
John DOWLAND: Can she excuse my wrongs
John DOWLAND: A shepherd in a shade his pleining made
John DOWLAND: Time stands still, pour voix et luth
John DOWLAND: Go cristal teares
John DOWLAND: I saw my Lady weep
John DOWLAND: Away with these selfe loving lads
Thomas CAMPION: Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs, air pour voix et luth [A Maske in honour of the Lofd Hayes and his bride]
Thomas CAMPION: Author of light, revive my dying spright, à 4 voix
Thomas CAMPION: Come let us sound with melodie the praises, à 1 voix
Thomas CAMPION: Oft have I sigh'd for him that heares me not, à 1 voix
Thomas CAMPION: Turne backe you wanton flier, à 1 voix
ANONYME: This merry pleasant Spring, folksong [16°s.]
ANONYME: Three Ravens, chanson populaire des 16è et 17è siècles (The)
ANONYME: Dark is my delight (The)
ANONYME: Willow song, lute-song [Shakespeare: Othello]
ANONYME: Miserere my maker
ANONYME: Where the bee sucks
ANONYME: O death, rock me asleep [Shakespeare, Henry IV]

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