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Orlando Gibbons – What is our life!
William Byrd – Mass for 4 Voices
Thomas Morley – It was a lover and his lass
William Byrd – Come, woeful Orpheus
Nathaniel Giles – Tibi soli peccavi
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John Playford – A broken altar
Anonymous – O Lord, whose grace
Robert Jones – Over these brookes
John Danyel – Like as the lute delights
Henry Lawes – O let me groan one word
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John Dowland – Time stands still
Robert Jones – Now what is love
Tobias Hume – Tobacco
John Dowland – Can she excuse my wrongs
John Dowland – It was a time when silly bees
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Amor et virtute, with Musicke in the Ayre
Lute songs and duets associated with Sir Walter Raleigh d.1618
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Robert Jones – Now what is love
Tobias Hume – Tobacco
John Dowland – Can she excuse my wrongs
John Dowland – It was a time when silly bees
Francis Cutting – Walter Raleigh's Galliard
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John Dowland – Now, O Now, I Needs Must part
John Dowland – Can she excuse my wrongs
John Dowland – Flow my tears
John Dowland – Come Again Sweet Love
Thomas Campion – It fell on a summer's day
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Din Ghani – lute
Clare Rangeley – soprano
Helen Hill – Alto
Martyn Leighton – tenor
Chris Hall – Bass
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Cancelled: Tune thy music to thy hart, with Musicke in the Ayre
lute songs (and duets) marking Campion 400
Bristol
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Thomas Campion – Tune thy Musicke to thy hart
Robert Jones – Sweet Kate
Robert Jones – There is a garden in her face
Nicholas Lanier – Young and simple though I am
Thomas Campion – Woo her and win her
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Sing, sang, sung: Musicke in the Ayre virtual recital
Time-telescoped celebration of 12 years of musical inspiration
Frome
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Thomas Campion – Come, you pretty false-eyed wanton
Thomas Campion – Now hath Flora
Antoine de Boësset – N'esperez plus mes yeux
John Dowland – It was a time when silly bees
Robert Jones – Sweet Kate
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Din Ghani – lute
Carmel Edwards – soprano
Jane Hunt – soprano
Philippa Neaverson – soprano
Helen Atkinson – soprano
Oscar Garcia-Prada – countertenor
Lydia White – soprano
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George Handford – Now each creature
Thomas Ford – How shall I then describe my love
Robert Jones – There is a garden in her face
Robert Johnson – Have you seen but a white lily grow
John Dowland – O sweet woods
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Summer Concert
Sacred and secular music from Tudor England
Hemel Hempstead Methodist Church
Hemel Hempstead
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John Farmer – Fair Phyllis
Thomas Ford – Since First I Saw Your Face
John Dowland – Come Heavy Sleepe
Thomas Tallis – If ye love me
William Byrd – Ave verum corpus
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The Shepherd Knight and his Star
celebrating Sir Philip Sidney and his muse Lady Penelope Rich
Fleet Street, London
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William Byrd – O you that hear this voice
Robert Jones – Farewell, fond youth
Alfonso Ferrabosco Jr. – Was I to blame
John Coperario – In darkness let me dwell
John Coperario – My joy is dead
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Robert Jones – There is a garden in her face
John Wilbye – Lady, When I Behold for 4 voices
Thomas Augustine Arne – Elegy on the Death of Mr. Shenstone
Alfred Herbert Brewer – There is a Garden In Her Face
Traditional British – The Sally Gardens
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The well-versed courtier, with Musicke in the Ayre
Songs to the lute based on Jacobethan courtier verse
Christon, Banwell
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John Dowland – Who ever thinks of love
John Dowland – O sweet woods
John Coperario – Deceitful fancy
Anonymous – O dear life
William Corkine – Come live with me and be my love
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Din Ghani – lute
Helen Hill – Alto
Chris Hall – Bass
Rosalind Keefe – soprano
Phil Neville – tenor
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The well-versed courtier, with Musicke in the Ayre
Songs to the lute based on Jacobethan courtier verse
Randwick, Stroud
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John Dowland – Who ever thinks of love
Richard Martin – Change thy mind
John Dowland – It was a time when silly bees
John Dowland – Can she excuse my wrongs
John Dowland – Time's eldest son
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Din Ghani – lute
Helen Hill – Alto
Chris Hall – Bass
Rosalind Keefe – soprano
Phil Neville – tenor