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Works 239
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Lachrimae, for lute, P.15
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1.Lachrimae antiquae
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10.Mr John Langtons Pavan
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11.The King of Denmark's Galliard
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12.The Earl of Essex Galliard
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13.Sir John Souch his Galliard
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14.Mr Henry Noel his Galliard
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15.Mr Giles Hobies Galliard
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16.Mr Nicholas Gryffith his Galliard
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17.Mr Thomas Collier his Galliard
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18.Captain Piper his Galliard
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19.Mr Bucton's Galliard
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2.Lachrimae antiquae novae
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20.Mistress Nichols Almand
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21.Mr George Whitehead his Almand
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3.Lachrimae gementes
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4.Lachrimae tristes
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5.Lachrimae coactae
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6.Lachrimae amantis
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7.Lachrimae verae
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8.Semper Dowland semper dolens
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9.Sir Henry Umpton's Funeral
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A Fancy, for lute
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A piece without title, P.51
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Almain a2, for consort duo
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Almain, P.49
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Almain, P.51
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Almain, P.96
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Aloe, ballad setting, P.68
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Bonny sweet Robin, ballad setting, P.70
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Can she excuse, P.42, "The Right Honourable Robert, Earl of Essex, his Galliard"
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Captain Digorie Piper's Galliard, P.19
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Captain Piper's Pavan and Galliard, for consort
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Complaint, P.63
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Complaint, ballad setting, P.63
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Coranto, P.100
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Dowland's Almain
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Dowland's Galliard, P.20
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Dowlands Adieu for Master Cromwell, for viol and lute, P.13
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Dr. Case's Pavan, P.12
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Earl of Essex, his Galliard, P.89
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Fantasia in D minor, P.5
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Fantasia in G major, P.1
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Fantasia in G minor, P.6
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Fantasie in G minor, P.7
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Farewell Fancy: Chromatic fantasia, P.3
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Farewell: Fantasie on 'In nomine', P.4
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Forlorn Hope: Fantasie, P.2
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Fortune My Foe, P.62
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Frog Galliard, P.23
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Galliard
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Galliard a5
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Galliard in C minor, P.28
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Galliard in C minor, P.35
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Galliard in D minor, P.20
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Galliard in F minor, P.27
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Galliard in G minor, P.104
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Galliard in G minor, P.22, "Dowland's First"
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Galliard in G minor, P.30
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Galliard in G minor, P.31, "Walsingham"
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Galliard to Lachrimae, P.46
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Galliard, in D major, P.24
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Go from my window, P.64
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In a Grove Most Rich of Shade
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John Dowland's Galliard, P.21
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K. Darcy's Spirit, P.45
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Katherine Darcy's Galliard, for lute
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King of Denmark's Galliard, P.40
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La mia Barbara, P.95
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Lachrimae Pavan
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Lady Hunsdon's Puffe, Almain, P.54
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Lady Laiton's Almain, P.48
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Lady Rich's Galliard, P.43a, "Dowland's Bells"
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Lord Strang's March, P.65
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Loth to depart, P.69
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Melancholy Galliard, P.25
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Most Sacred Queen Elizabeth's Galliard, P.41
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Mr. Bucton's Galliard
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Mr. Dowland's Midnight, Almain, P.99
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Mr. Giles Hobie's Galliard, P.29
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Mr. Knight's Galliard, P.36
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Mr. Langton's Galliard, P.33
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Mrs. Brigide Fleetwood's Pavan, P.11
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Mrs. Clifton's Almain, P.53
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Mrs. Nichol's Almain, P.52
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Mrs. Vaux Galliard, P.32
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Mrs. Vaux's Jig, P.57
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Mrs. White's Nothing, P.56
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Mrs. White's Thing, Almain, P.50
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Mrs. Winters Jump, P.55
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My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe, for lute
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My Lord Chamberlain his Galliard, P.37
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My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home, P.66
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Orlando Sleepeth, P.61
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Pavan Mylius, "Thesaurus gratiarum"
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Pavan a4 for viol consort
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Pavan in C minor, P.94
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Pavan in G minor, P.16
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Pavan in G minor, P.18
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Pavana Lachrimae
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Piper's Pavan, P.8
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Preludium, for lute, P.98
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Queene Elizabeth, her Galliard, P.97, "The Queen's Galliard"
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Resolution, P.13
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Right Honourable Ferdinando Earl of Derby, his Galliard, P.44
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Right Honourable Lord Viscount Lisle, P.38
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Round Battle Galliard, P.39
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Semi Dolens
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Semper Dowland semper dolens, P.9
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Shoemaker's Wife, a Toy, P.58
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Sir Henry Guilford his Almain
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Sir Henry Umpton's Funerall
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Sir John Smith, his Almain, P.47
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Solus cum sola, P.10
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Squires Galliard
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Susanna Fair, for viol consort
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Suzanna Galliard, P.91
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Tarleton's Resurrection, P.59
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The Earle of Essex Galliard, for 5 viols/violins and lute
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The First Galliard, for lute
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The Lady Russell's Pavan, P.17
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Volta, Allemande for 4 viols and continuo, P.27
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Von Gott will ich nicht lassen
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Walsingham, P.67
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1.Disdain me still
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1.Farewell, too fair
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1.I saw my Lady weep
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1.Unquiet thoughts
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10.From silent night
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10.Love stood amazed
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10.O sweet woods
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10.Think'st thou then by thy feigning
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11.Come away, come sweet love
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11.If floods of tears
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11.Lasso vita mia
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11.Lend your ears to my sorrow
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12.By a fountain where I lay
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12.Fine knacks for ladies
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12.In this trembling shadow cast
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12.Rest awhile, you cruel cares
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13.If that a sinner's sighs
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13.Now cease my wand'ring eyes
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13.O what hath overwrought
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13.Sleep, wayward thoughts
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14.All ye, whom Love or Fortune hath betray'd
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14.Come ye heavy states of night
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14.Farewell, unkind
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14.Thou mighty God
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15.Weep you no more, sad fountains
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15.When David's life
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15.White as lilies was her face
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15.Wilt thou unkind thus reave me
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16.Fie on this feigning!
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16.When the poor cripple
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16.Woeful heart
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16.Would my conceit
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17.A shepherd in a shade
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17.Come again, sweet love doth now invite
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17.I must complain
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17.Where sin sore wounding
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18.Faction that ever dwells
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18.His golden locks Time has to silver turned
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18.It was a Time when silly bees
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18.My heart and tongue were twins
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19.Awake, sweet love
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19.Shall I sue
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19.The lowest trees have tops
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19.Up merry mates
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2.Flow my tears
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2.Sweet stay awhile
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2.Time stands still
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2.Who ever thinks or hopes of love
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20.Come, heavy Sleep
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20.Toss not my soul
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20.Welcome black Night
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20.What poor astronomers are they
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21.Away with these self-loving lads
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21.Cease, cease these false sports
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21.Clear or cloudy
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21.Come when I call
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22.Humour say what mak'st thou here
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3.Behold a wonder here
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3.My thoughts are wing'd with hopes
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3.Sorrow, stay
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3.To ask for all thy love
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4.Daphne was not so chaste
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4.Die not before thy day
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4.If my complaints could passions move
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4.Love, those beams that breed
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5.Can she excuse my wrongs
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5.Me, me, and none but me
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5.Mourn, mourn, Day is with darkness fled
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5.Shall I strive with words to move?
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6.Now, O now, I needs must part
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6.Time's eldest son
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6.Were every thought an eye
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6.When Phoebus first did Daphne love
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7.Dear, if you change
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7.Say, Love, if ever thou didst find
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7.Stay, Time, awhile thy flying
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7.Then sit thee down
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8.Burst forth my tears
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8.Flow not so fast, ye fountains
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8.Tell me, true Love
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8.When others sing Venite
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9.Go crystal tears
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9.Go nightly cares
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9.Praise blindness eyes
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9.What if I never speed?
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A Fancy, for voice and lute
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A Prayer for the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, for voices, viols and organ
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An heart that's broken and contrite, sacred song for 4 voices and mixed consort
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Come again, sweet love doth now invite, for 4 voices and lute
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Come, heavy sleep, for 4 voices and lute
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Complaint
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Far from the triumphing court
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Fine knacks for ladies, for 4 voices and lute
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Flow, my tears, fall from your springs, for 2 voices and lute
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From silent night, for voice and lute
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Galliard to Lachrimae
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Go, my flock, go get you hence, for voice and orpharion
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I shame at mine unworthiness
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If my complaints could passions move, for 4 voices and lute
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In a grove most rich of shade
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In darkness let me dwell
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It was a time when silly bees could speak, for 4 voices and lute
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Lady if you so spite me
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Lamentatio Henrici Noel
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Lasso, vita mia, for voice and lute
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Now and Now
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O dear life, when shall it be
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O eyes, leave off your weeping
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Psalm 100: All people that on earth do dwell
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Psalm 100: All people that on earth do dwell, for countertenor, 3 viols and organ
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Psalm 104: My soul praise the Lord
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Psalm 130: Lord to thee I make my moan, for tenor and organ
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Psalm 134: Behold and have regard
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Psalm 38: Put me not to rebuke O Lord
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Sorrow, come!, sacred song for soprano and 4 viols