| The King's Singers |
| Now is the Month of Maying |
Thomas Morley
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| Four arms, two necks, one wreathing |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Hark, all ye lovely saints above |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Since Robin Hood |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Though Philomela lost her love |
Thomas Morley
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| O wretched man |
John Wilbye
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| Weep, O mine eyes |
John Bennet
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| The nightingale, the organ of delight |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Come sirrah Jack ho! |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Cruel, behold my heavy ending |
John Wilbye
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| Fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone/td> |
John Farmer
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| Sing we and chant it |
Thomas Morley
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| Oft have I vowed |
John Wilbye
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| All at once well met |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Tan ta ra, cries Mars |
Thomas Weelkes
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| This sweet and merry month of May |
William Byrd
|
| Come again |
John Dowland
|
| Fine knacks for ladies |
John Dowland
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Fretwork
Michael Chance, countertenor |
| The Earl of Essex Galliard |
John Dowland
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| Mr Henry Noell his Galliard |
John Dowland
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| Go from my window |
Orlando Gibbons
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| Come to me, grief, for ever |
William Byrd
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Choir of King's College, Cambridge
Philip Ledger |
| If ye love me |
Thomas Tallis
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| O nata lux |
Thomas Tallis
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| Salvator mundi |
Thomas Tallis
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| Nolo mortem peccatoris |
Thomas Morley
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| Drop, drop, slow tears |
Orlando Gibbons
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Choir of King's College, Cambridge
Sir David Willcocks |
| Hosanna to the son of David |
Orlando Gibbons
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| Hosanna to the son of David |
Thomas Weelkes
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| Gloria in excelsis Deo |
Thomas Weelkes
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