Songs in French, Italian and English and instrumental music, mostly anon., sung with pronunciation of the period and played on reconstructions of instruments recovered from the ship Mary Rose.

Title from container.

Originally issued as a compact disc.

Program notes by Nancy Hadden, and texts, in part with English translations inserted in container.

Recorded Oct. 1985 at Boxgrove Priory, Chichester, West Sussex.

Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2009. (Classical music library). Available via World Wide Web.

Henry VIII's book.

Tudor court music from the time of the Mary Rose.

And I was a maydyn

Westron wynde/Hey nony nony no

If love now reynyd / Henry VIII

Madame d'amours

Hornpype d'Angleterre / Guillaume Morlaye

King Harry the VIIIth pavyn

Helas madam / Henry VIII

La belle fyne

Jay prise amours

Untitled instrumental piece / Henry VIII

Wher be ye my love, my love?

My Lady Carey's dompe

My Lady Wynkfyld's rownde

Joyssance vous donneray ; Don vincela / Claudin de Sermisy

Gentils galans, compaignons du resin

Arthurs dompe / Philip van Wilder

Ricercar / after Ganassi

O dolce nocte / Philippe Verdelot ; canzona from La Mandragola, act V, by Niccolo Machiavelli

Ricercar / Vincenzo Capirola

My love ys lyke unto th'eternall fyre / Verdelot ; madrigal by Luigi Cassola, tr. Sir Thomas Wyatt

You and I and Amyas / William Cornysh

The hunt is up.

Dance music > England > 16th century.

Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble > 16th century.

Music > England > 16th century.

Mary Rose (Ship)

British Library. Manuscript. Royal Appendix 58.