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Reliquary of English song. Volume one (1250-1700) / collected and edited, with an historical introduction and notes by Frank Hunter Potter ; the accompaniments harmonized and arranged by Charles Vincent and T. Tertius Noble.

Contributor(s): Potter, Frank Hunter, 1851-1932 [editor] | Vincent, Charles, 1852-1934 [arranger] | Noble, T. Tertius (Thomas Tertius), 1867-1953 [arranger].
Material type: materialTypeLabelScorePublisher: [New York] : G. Schirmer, [1943]Copyright date: ©1943Description: 1 score (xvii, 114 pages) ; 28 cm.Content type: notated music Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Songs, English -- EnglandDDC classification: S/6252
Contents:
About the sweet bag of a bee / Henry Lawes -- Ah! teh syghes that come fro' my heart (temp. Henry VII) -- Arise, ye subterranean winds / Henry Purcell -- Awake, sweet love / Dowland -- Barbara Allen (temp. Charles I) -- Beauty and love / Henry Lawes -- British grenadiers, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Cease, o my sad soul / Henry Purcell -- Come again, sweet love / Dowland -- Come, lovely Phillis / Henry Purcell -- Dido's lament / Henry Purcell -- Gather ye rosebuds while ye may / William Lawes -- Have you seen but a white lily grow (temp. James I) -- Hence, hence with your trifling deity / Henry Purcell -- How happy art thou / Henry Lawes -- Hunt is up, The (temp. Henry VII) -- I attempt from love's sickness to fly / Henry Purcell -- I do confess / Henry Lawes -- If the quick spirit of your eye / Henry Lawes -- I live not where O love (temp. Elizabeth) -- I pass all my hours / Pelham Humphrey -- I prethee, send me back my heart / Henry Lawes -- It was a lover and hos lass / Morley -- Knotting song, The / Henry Purcell -- Let us dance, let us sing / Henry Purcell -- Lilliburlero / Henry Purcell -- Little love serves my turn / Henry Lawes -- Love will find out the way (temp. Elizabeth) -- Next, winter comes slowly / Henry Purcell -- Now is the month of maying / Morley -- Now, o now I needs must part /Dowland -- Nymphs and shepherds / Henry Purcell -- Once I loved a maiden fair (temp. James I) -- Pastime with good company (temp. Henry VIII) -- Phillida and Coridon (temp. Charles I) -- Phillis, on the new-made hay (temp. Charles I) -- Phillis, talk not more of passion / Daniel Purcell -- Phillis, why should we delay / Henry Lawes -- Sally in our alley (temp. Charles I) -- Self-banished, The / Dr. Blow -- Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoying / Henry Purcell -- Sumer is icumen in (circa 1250) -- Three ravens, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Tobacco's but an Indian weed (temp. James I) -- Wert thou more fairer than thou art / Wilson -- What if a day (temp. Elizabeth) -- When I have often heard / Henry Purcell -- When the king enjoys his own again (temp. Charles I) -- Why should'st thou sweare I am forsworn (King Charles I) -- Willow song, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Wronge not, deare empress of my hearte (temp. Charles I) -- You gentlemen of England (temp. Elizabeth).
Holdings
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General lending MTU Cork School of Music Library Sheet Music S/6252 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 00207770
Total holds: 0

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

(Vocal Collection). Contents: About the sweet bag of a bee * Ah! the syghes that come fro' my heart * Arise, ye subterranean winds * Awake, sweet love * Barbara Allen * Beauty and Love * The British Grenadiers * Cease, O my sad soul * Come again, sweet love * Come, lovely Phillis * Dido's Lament * Gather ye rosebuds while ye may * Have you seen but a white lily grow * Hence, hence with your trifling deity * How happy art thou * The Hunt is up * I attempt from love's sickness to fly * I do confess * If the quick spirit of your eye * I live not where I love * I pass all my hours * I prethee, send me back my heart * It was a lover and his lass * The Knotting Song * Let us dance, let us sing * Lilliburlero * Little love serves my turn * Love will find out the way * Next, Winter comes slowly * Now is the month of maying * Now, O now I needs must part * Nymphs and Shepherds * Once I loved a maiden fair * Pastime with good company * Phillida and Coridon * Phillis, on the new-made hay * Phillis, talk not more of passion * Phillis, why should we delay * Sally in our Alley * The Self-Banished * Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoying * Sumer is icumen in * The Three Ravens * Tobacco's but an Indian weed * Wert thou more fairer than thou art * What if a day * When I have often heard * When the King enjoys his own again * Why should'st thou sweare I am forsworn * The Willow Song * Wronge not, deare Empress of my hearte * You Gentlement of England.

About the sweet bag of a bee / Henry Lawes -- Ah! teh syghes that come fro' my heart (temp. Henry VII) -- Arise, ye subterranean winds / Henry Purcell -- Awake, sweet love / Dowland -- Barbara Allen (temp. Charles I) -- Beauty and love / Henry Lawes -- British grenadiers, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Cease, o my sad soul / Henry Purcell -- Come again, sweet love / Dowland -- Come, lovely Phillis / Henry Purcell -- Dido's lament / Henry Purcell -- Gather ye rosebuds while ye may / William Lawes -- Have you seen but a white lily grow (temp. James I) -- Hence, hence with your trifling deity / Henry Purcell -- How happy art thou / Henry Lawes -- Hunt is up, The (temp. Henry VII) -- I attempt from love's sickness to fly / Henry Purcell -- I do confess / Henry Lawes -- If the quick spirit of your eye / Henry Lawes -- I live not where O love (temp. Elizabeth) -- I pass all my hours / Pelham Humphrey -- I prethee, send me back my heart / Henry Lawes -- It was a lover and hos lass / Morley -- Knotting song, The / Henry Purcell -- Let us dance, let us sing / Henry Purcell -- Lilliburlero / Henry Purcell -- Little love serves my turn / Henry Lawes -- Love will find out the way (temp. Elizabeth) -- Next, winter comes slowly / Henry Purcell -- Now is the month of maying / Morley -- Now, o now I needs must part /Dowland -- Nymphs and shepherds / Henry Purcell -- Once I loved a maiden fair (temp. James I) -- Pastime with good company (temp. Henry VIII) -- Phillida and Coridon (temp. Charles I) -- Phillis, on the new-made hay (temp. Charles I) -- Phillis, talk not more of passion / Daniel Purcell -- Phillis, why should we delay / Henry Lawes -- Sally in our alley (temp. Charles I) -- Self-banished, The / Dr. Blow -- Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoying / Henry Purcell -- Sumer is icumen in (circa 1250) -- Three ravens, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Tobacco's but an Indian weed (temp. James I) -- Wert thou more fairer than thou art / Wilson -- What if a day (temp. Elizabeth) -- When I have often heard / Henry Purcell -- When the king enjoys his own again (temp. Charles I) -- Why should'st thou sweare I am forsworn (King Charles I) -- Willow song, The (temp. Elizabeth) -- Wronge not, deare empress of my hearte (temp. Charles I) -- You gentlemen of England (temp. Elizabeth).