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Middle Temple Library
London
Tue 16 Sep at 19:00
Dowland, Britten, Visée, Charpentier, Lambert, Le Camus, Strozzi, Frescobaldi, d'India, Purcell
Nick Pritchard, Elizabeth Kenny
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London
19 Dec 2024
Savall and Hespèrion XXI celebrate 50 years with effortless style
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London
04 Jun 2024
Sons of England: a fresh look at English Baroque from the AAM
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Year of birth | 1563 |
Year of death | 1626 |
Nationality | United Kingdom |
Period | Early |
List of works
A FancyA Pilgrimes SolaceA dreamA shepherd in a shadeAwake sweet loveAway with these self-loving ladsCan she excuse my wrongs? The Earl of Essex's GalliardCome again! Sweet love doth now inviteCome away, come sweet loveDear, if you changeFar from triumphing courtFine knacks for ladiesFlow, my tears (Lacrimae Pavane)Forlorn Hope FancyFortune my foeFrogg GalliardGo crystal tearsI saw my Lady weepeIf my complaints could passions move, Captain Digorie Piper's GalliardIn darkness let me dwellLachrimae Amantis VILachrimae Antiquae ILachrimae Antiquae Novae IILachrimae Coactae VLachrimae Gementes IIILachrimae Tristes IVLachrimae Verae VIILachrimae or Seaven TearesLachrimae pavanLady Rich’s GalliardLady if you so spite meM. Nichol. Gryffith his GaliardMelancholy GalliardMr Bucton's GalliardMr George Whitehead his AlmandMr Giles Hoby his GalliardMr John Langton's PavanMr Thomas Collier his GaliardMrs Nichols AlmandMrs Vaux's JiggeMrs Winter's JumpMy Lady Hunsdon's PuffeNow, O now I needs must partO sweet woodsPraeludiumSay, love, if ever thou didst findSecond Book of AyresSemper Dowland semper DolensShall I strive with words to move, Sir Henry Noel's GalliardSir Henry Umpton's FunerallSir John Souch his GaliardSorrow stayThe Earl of Essex GalliardThe King of Denmark's GalliardThe Shoemaker's WifeThou mighty GodTime stands stillTime's eldest sonWeep you no more, sad fountains