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The first book of canzonets to two voices : (published in 1595) ; canzonets or little short songs to three voices (published in 1593; reprinted in 1606 and 1631)
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Canzonets, singers (2). Selections
Title
The first book of canzonets to two voices : (published in 1595) ; canzonets or little short songs to three voices (published in 1593; reprinted in 1606 and 1631) / Thomas Morley ; edited by Edmund Horace Fellowes.
Edition
[3rd ed.]
Published
London : Stainer and Bell, Ltd., 1921.
Physical Description
iv p., 1 score (117 p.) ; 26 cm.
Local Notes
BEIN Za W6453 +Zz920E 1: Original wrappers. Presentation inscription to Thornton Wilder from R.J.H., January 15, 1929. From the Thornton Wilder Papers. Publisher's advertising matter on [9] p. at end, not noted in pagination.
Notes
Includes piano reduction.
The original edition of the Canzonets to two voices also contained nine instrumental fantasies.
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Music Scores
Language
English
Added to Catalog
June 01, 2002
Series
English madrigal school ; v. 1
Contents
Canzonets to two voices: Go ye, my canzonets ; When, lo, by break of morning ; Sweet nymph, come to thy lover ; I go before, my darling ; Miraculous love's wounding ; Lo, here another love ; Leave now, mine eyes ; Fire and lightning from heaven ; Flora, wilt thou torment me? ; In nets of golden wires ; O thou that are so cruel ; I should for grief and anguish.
Canzonets to three voices: See, mine own sweet jewel ; Joy doth so arise ; Cruel, you pull away too soon ; Lady, those eyes ; Hold out, my heart ; Good morrow, fair ladies of the May ; Whither away so fast? ; Blow, shepherds, blow ; Deep lamenting ; Farewell, disdainful ; O fly not ; Thyrsis, let pity move thee ; Now must I die recureless ; Lady, if I through grief ; Cease, mine eyes ; Do you not know? ; Where are thou, wanton? ; What ails my darling? ; Say, dear, will you not have me? ; Arise, get up, my dear ; Love learns by laughing ; This love is but a wanton fit ; Though Philomela lost her love ; Spring-time mantleth every bough
O sleep, fond fancy.
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S.& B. 1364 Stainer and Bell
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Publishers' advertisements.
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England London.
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