| [1] |
Various |
Suite of five Galliards |
[7.51] |
| [2] |
Edward Johnson |
Elisa is the fayrest Quene, Verse 1 |
[1.08] |
| [3] |
Edward Johnson |
Come againe, sweet Nature's treasure |
[1.50] |
| [4] |
Edward Johnson |
Elisa is the fayrest Quene, Verse 2 |
[1.10] |
| [5] |
William Byrd |
Fantasia ('A Lesson of Voluntarie') |
[2.41] |
| [6] |
John Dowland |
Come again, sweet love doth now invite |
[3.55] |
| [7] |
Robert Parsons |
In nomine |
[4.51] |
| [8] |
John Dowland |
Come away, come, sweet love |
[4.11] |
| [9] |
John Coprario |
Fantasia |
[4.12] |
| [10] |
Francis Cutting |
Divisions on 'Walsingham' |
[3.12] |
| [11] |
Antony Holborne |
Pavan |
[3.47] |
| [12] |
Antony Holborne |
Galliard. Lullabie |
[3.42] |
| [13] |
Antony Holborne |
Almaine. The Honey-Suckle |
[2.52] |
| [14] |
John Bull |
Chromatic Pavan |
[3.19] |
| [15] |
John Bull |
Chromatic Galliard |
[3.46] |
| [16] |
Augustine Bassano |
Pavana |
[3.21] |
| [17] |
Augustine Bassano |
Galiarda |
[3.13] |
| [18] |
John Wilbye |
Sweet Love, if thou wilt gaine |
[3.08] |
| [19] |
Various |
Suite of Almands |
[2.39] |