Goe and Catch a Falling Star
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In a grove most rich of shade
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Amorosa Pargoletta
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So, so breake off this last lamenting kisse
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Consort Set in C Minor: II. Aire
Concordia
Consort Set in C Minor: III. Pavan
Concordia
Consort Set in C Minor: IV. Aire
Concordia
Lachrimae
Concordia
Consort Set in C Minor: I. Fantasy
Concordia
Come Live With Mee and Bee My Love
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Fire Fire
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson, Christopher Wilson, Paul Agnew
Bring Away This Sacred Tree
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Dearest Love I Doe Not Goe
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson, Paul Agnew, Christopher Wilson
So to Break Off This Last Lamenting Kisse
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson, Paul Agnew, Christopher Wilson
A Hymne to God the Father
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Tis True, 'Tis Day, What Though It Be?
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson, Paul Agnew, Christopher Wilson
No More Shall Meads Be Deck'd With Flowers
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson, Paul Agnew, Christopher Wilson
Stay Silly Heart
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Sir Philip Sidney's Lamentacion
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Preludium
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O sweet woods, the delight of solitarienesse
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Like Hermit Poor
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Amorosa Pargoletta
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Weep No More, My Wearied Eyes
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Come, Thou Glorious Object of My Sight
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Tis true, 'tis day, what though it be?
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Sweet stay a while, why will you rise?
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
So, so breake off this last lamenting kisse
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The fire to see my woes for anger burneth
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Fire, Fire
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Mark How the blushful morn
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Qual Musico Gentil
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Neither Sighs, Nor Tears
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O deere life shall it be
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Send home my long strayde eies to mee
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Who is it that this darke night
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Come live with mee, and bee my love
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Do Not Expect to Hear
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Hero's Complaint to Leander
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
No More Shall Meads Be Deck'd With Flowers
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Stay Silly Heart
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Goe and catch a fallinge star
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
A hymne to God the Father
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Goe my flocke, goe get you hence
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
Dearest love I doe not goe
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The Second Booke of Songs 1600: VI. Come Ye Heavie States of Night
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The Second Booke of Songs 1600: I. Flow My Teares Fall from Your Springs
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The First Booke of Songs 1597: V. Can She Excuse My Wrongs With Vertues Cloak?
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The First Booke of Songs 1597: II. Goe Crystall Teares
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
A Pilgrimes Solace: If that a Sinners sighes be Angels foode
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A Pilgrimes Solace: Shall I strive with wordes to move
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The Third and Last Booke: I must complaine, yet do enjoy
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The Third and Last Booke: Say love if ever thou didst finde
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The Third and Last Booke: What if I never speede
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
The First Booke of Songs 1597: I. Awake Sweet Love Thou Art Returned
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson
A Musical Banquet: Lady if you so spight me
Paul Agnew and Christopher Wilson