A collection of madrigals and glees in score

Title

A collection of madrigals and glees in score

Shelfmark

MS. Tenbury 1173

Summary

Contents:

(fol. 1) Gratiarum actio. Reading

(fol. 5) Divine Cecilia. S. Webbe

(fol. 7) Draw on, sweet night. J. Wilbye

(fol. 13) No riches from his scanty store. R. Cooke

(fol. 15) Nymphs of the forest. W. Horsley

(fol. 17) Since harmony deigns. S. Webbe

(fol. 19v) Come again, sweet love doth now. J. Dowland

(fol. 21) You pretty birds. W. Horsley

(fol. 24) Weel may the boatie row. Arr. W. Knyvett

(fol. 25v) Should mirth be observed. W. Sbield

(fol. 27) Gaily I lived at ease. R. Cooke

(fol. 28) Now the dancing sunbeams, arr. from Haydn, S. Webbe

(fol. 31) Tell me on what holy ground. W. Horsley

(fol. 33) Three virgin Nymphs. T. Weelkes

(fol. 35v) Send home my long-strayed eyes. R. J. S. Stevens

(fol. 37) Shall I wasting in despair? J. Jolly

(fol. 38v) What ho! what shepherd ho! W. Beale

(fol. 42) The cloud-capped towers. R. J. S. Stevens

(fol. 43v) Just like love, arr. from Davy, V. Novello

(fol. 81) Fruitful earth Drinks up. R. Cooke

(fol. 83) O hear a pensive. R. Cooke

(fol. 90) Hark hark, the birds. T. Linley

(fol. 94) Down in a valley. J. Wilbye

(fol. 97) When for the world's repose. Mornington

(fol. 98) Within an arbour. T. Morley

(fol. 102v) O come again my love. M. East

(fol. 104v) Sober lay and mirthful glee. R. J. S. Stevens

Date

early 19th cent.

Language

English

Physical extent

1 volume