Shakespeare: 9. Shakespeare music discography

Dates at the beginning indicate month and year of a review in The Gramophone magazine (and those in curves after the title indicate that the material was all or mostly recorded significantly earlier) . Recordings devoted to a single composer show the surname in capitals preceding the title.

				CD; [cassette]
4/92	A	Academy of Ancient Music; Hogwood	Music from the time of Elizabeth I (1978)	Oiseau Lyre 433193
6	Al	Alamir. Skinner	Great music from the Court of Henry VIII	Gift of music CCL CDG 1148
	Am	Alba Musica, Kyo	Elizabethan music c1600	Channel Classics 11497
99	Aw i-ii	Agnew,Wilson	DOWLAND Lute songs	Met CD 1010-1
93		Baird; McFarlane	Greensleeves. 25 English lute songs	Dorian DOR 90109
3	BaA	Baltimore Consort	Adew Dundee: Early music of Scotland	90314
2	BaB		The Best of the Baltimore Consorrt	90023
98	BaL		The Ladyes delight	90252
4/96	BaW		Watkins Ale (1991)	90142
0	BaS	Baltimore Consort, Baird, Les Witches, Toronto Consort	Shakespeare’s music	90017
99	Bc	Booth, Colin (harpsichord)	PHILIPS The English exile	Soundboard Records SBCD 992
10/91	BoA	Bowman; Miller; King’s	Awake sweet love	Hyperion CDA 66447
	BoD	consort; King	DOWLAND Ayres and lute lessons	Saga EC 3375/ SCD9004
	BoEd		Elizabethan airs and dances	‡Saga SCD 9040
3/87	BoEs	Bowman, Spencer, Nesbit, `	Elizabethan lute songs and solos (1972)	‡EMI EMX; [ECL] 2101
8/93	BreG	Julian Bream Edition,	1 Golden age of English lute music (1960)	BMG/RCA 09026 61584
6/94	BreD		3 Dances of DOWLAND (1976)	61586
	BreW		4 The woods so wild	61587
8/93	BreF		7 Fantasias, ayres and dances; Tear	61590
8/93	BreE		19 Elizabethan lute songs, Pears (1967)	61602
	BroA	Broadside Band; Barlow	French and English popular dances of the Sixteenth century	Harmonia mundi HMC 90 1152 [40 1152]
3/88	BroJ		John Playford’s popular tunes	Amon Ra CDSAR 28; [CSAR 28]
94	BroL		Dolmetsch Historical Dance: A lively shape of dauncing
92	BroP		Popular tunes in Seventeenth century England (1982)	Harmonia mundi HMA 190 1039
95	BroS		Songs and dances of Shakespeare’s time	Saydisc SDL 409
98	Bw	Boston Camerata	What then is love? An Elizabethan songbook. Cohen	Erato 3984 23417
	By	Boyd Neal String Orchestra	Dances of Shakespeare’s time ‡Oiseau Lyre
	CamE	Camerata of London	English ayres and dialogues	Hyperion CDA 66003
	CamH	Mason (lute) et al.	Popular music from the time of Henry VIII	Saga EC 3357
	CamM		Music for kings and courtiers (1979) (2 lutes, guitar, 2 violins, mz-sop, b-viol)	Saga EC 3367-2; [5467-4]
94	CamP		Popular music from the time of Queen Elizabeth I (1986)	Saga EC 3352
90	CamQ		The Queen’s men	Cantoris CRD 3355; [CRDC 4055]
	CamS	& Giles; Dyer	Shakespeare’s musicke sung in authentic English pronunciation	Meridien CDE 84198
9/97	Cap	Capriccio stravagante	BYRD Music for virginals and consorts; Sempre (harpsichord)	Auvidis E 8611
10/94	Cc	Chance; Wilson (lute)	Elizabethan and Jacobean lute songs	Chandos CHAN 0538
99	ChF	Charivari agréable	Fitzwilliam virginal book; transcr. mixed consorts	Signum records SIGCD 009
12/97	Ci	Circa 1500; Hadden	A handful of pleasant delights: Elizabethan ballads (1977, 1990-5)	ASV CDGAU 163
	CmD i-xii	Consort of Musicke, Rooley Wilson, Lindberg	DOWLAND Collected works. 12 discs	L’Oiseau Lyre 452563-75
	Cl	Clemencic consort	Danses de la Renaissance	French Harmonmia mundi 90610
	Co	Concordia	GIBBONS Go from my window, 2 bass viols	MetCD 1039
96	CwB	City Waites; The Musicians of Grope Lane Bawdy ballads of Old England	Regis RRC 1175
92	CwL	City Waites; Wootton, Skeaping	Lusty songs & country dances of Sixteenth century England	Regis RRC 1275
	CwM	City Waites; Wootton	Music of the Tudor age	Sound Alive SAMT CD 104
11/02	CwQ		The Queen’s Goodnight	Signum records SIGCD 020
99	DeC	Deller, Deller consort; Dupré	Shakespeare songs and consort music (1965-7)	Harmonia mundi 05472 77692
	DeE	Deller, Dupré, Leonhardt Consort	Elizabethan and Jacobean music II	Vanguard 085094.71
	DeP	Deller, Munrow, Dupré	O ravishing delight. English airs	Harmonia mundi HMA 90 215
82	DeS	Deller Consort; Dupré	Shakespearean songs and consort music	Harmonia mundi HMA 190 202
	DI iii-iv	Dixon, Peggy	Nonesuch early dance, vols 3-4 Elizabethan dances parts i-ii
	DI v		English country dances
91	DoH	Dowland Consort; Lindberg	Heavenly noyse: pieces for broken consort	BIS CD 451
86	DoL		DOWLAND Lachrimae	BIS CD 315
4/92	DoP	Dowland Consort, Lindberg	HOLBORNE Pavans, Galliards, Almands and other short airs	BIS CD 469
4	DO	Duffin, Ross	Shakespeare’s songbook. [CD recording of 81 of the 160 songs printed] see Key to symbols ‘DO’
4	Dr*	Ensemble Dreiklang Berlin	Pastyme with good companye: Music at the Court of Henry VIII	Chandos CHAN 0709
10/96	Du	Dufay Collective	Johnny Cock the beaver: Popular music making in 17th century England	Chandos CHAN 9446
	Ec	English Consort of viols	Shakespeare’s England: music of his plays and people. Griffett, Wright, McGegan	Griffin GCCD 4036
	Eg	Elizabethan Consort	Great music from the Court of Elizabeth I	Classical Communications CDG`1052
	Eh	Ensemble Chaconne	Measure for measure: the music of Shakespeare’s plays	America’s music works AM 1594
04	EmH	Early Music Consort; Munrow	Henry VIII and his six wives (1972-6)	Testament SBT 1250
85	EmP		PRAETORIUS 9 Dances from Terpsichore (and Motets)	Veritas 61289
9/95	EmR	& The Morley Consort	Two Renaissance dance bands. Susato. Morley	Testament SBT1080
	EmT	Early Music Consort; Turner Pro cantione antiqua	Music at the English court c1415-1530	Editio clasica DHM GD77178
	En	Ensemble Amaryllis	Amour et Mascarade (The English masque)	Ambroisie AMB 9902
	EnG	Ensemble Galilei	Come, gentil night, music of Shakespeare’s world	Telarc 80556
	EsU	Estampie	Under the Greenwood Tree	Naxos 8. 553442
89	EsW		With dances and delight	Meridian CDE 84170; [KE 77170]
	Ex	Extempore string ensemble	DOWLAND Lachrymae, etc	(1981)Hyperion CDA 660
0	FA i-ii	Fretwork; Wilson (lute)	Armada: Music from the courts of England and Spain
			2 CD set (1986)	Virgin VC 5 61821
7/94	FD		DOWLAND Lachrymae (complete) (1087-9)	5.45005
3/91	FG i-ii		Goe nightly cares: Dances from DOWLAND’S Lachrymae Consort music and songs of BYRD	Virgin VS 5 6156186
6/88	FH		Heart’s ease: music for viol consort from the late Tudor and early Stuart age	7.59667
11/89	FN		DOWLAND and BYRD Night’s black bird	7.59539
7/90	FP	& Budd; Chance	A Play of Passion: Songs for the stage and consort music	5.45007
	Ge	Gesualdo Consort;	The Food of love: words and music from Shakespeare’s theatre
			Dorothy Linnell (lute)	Cantoris CRDC 6017
	Go	Gottfried Reiche Consort	English Renaissance and Baroque works	Ambitus AMB 97865
82-93	Gt	A Golden treasury of Elizabethan music York Waits; Broadside Band; Rose Consort; Roberts, Potter and others		Saydisc (Amon Ra) CD-SAR 62
9/91	Ha	Hantai (harpsichord)	FARNABY Keyboard works	Adda 581172
6	Hc	His Majesty’s Cornets and Sackbuts	English music from Henry VIII to Charles II	Dorian 66894
r96-7	He	Heringman (lute, cittern); S. Pell (bass)	HOLBORNE Hulburn’s passion	ASV CDGAU 173
96	HeP	Heringman	Jane Pickering lute book	Avie AV 0002
94	Hi	Hilliard Ensemble	Songs for a Tudor king	Saga SCD 9008; [EC3378]
	Hl	Högman, Christina; Lindberg, Jakob.	Faire and sweet and cruell	BISCD 257
	Ho	Hogwood	BYRD works. 3 record set	‡Philips 430485
1	Hp	Hesperus	The Food of Love: Early instrumental music of the British Isles	Dorian 90290
2/99	Hs	Hespèrion XX; Savall	Elizabethan consort music	Alia Vox AV 9804
	HsT		HOLBORNE The Teares of the Muses. Elizabethan consort music,	AV 9813
	Kc	King’s Consort; King	If music be the food of love	IMP Classics [30368 01054]
11/92	Ke	Kenny, Liz (lute), Magdalen College Choir	Music for a May morning; Ives	Cantoris CRCD [CRMC] 2366
94	KnK	King’s Noyse; Douglass Hargis; O’Dette	The King’s delight: 17th century ballads for voice and violins	Harmonia mundi HMU 90 7101
11/96	KnM		Mascharada : music at the court of Ernest III	HMU 90 7165
7/97	KnQ		The Queen’s delight: 17c English ballads	HMU 90 7180
99/06	Kt	King’s Singers	The Triumphs of Oriana	Signum SIGCD 082
4/92	KyD	Kirkby (sopr.) Rooley (lute)	DOWLAND The English Orpheus	Virgin CDC 59321
79	KyE		The Lady’s musick. Elizabethan songs	Oiseau Lyre 425892
4/94	KyJ	+Thomas (bass)	Robert JOHNSON Shakespeare’s lutenist: Theatre music	Virgin CDC 59321
	L	Lindberg & O’Dette	John JOHNSON English lute duets	BIS CD 267
11/95	Ld	Lindberg, Jakob	DOWLAND Lute music. 4 discs	BIS CD 722-4
9/03	Lg	Lewin, Giles	Shakespeare’s musicke. New London Consort, Miller, Thorby, Pickett	Meridien KE77198
87	Ln	Lionheart	My Fayre Ladye: images of womwn in Medieval England	Nimbus NI 5512
95	Ma	Marincola, F	HOLBORNE Lute pieces	Pier PV 795112
8/08	Md	Mead, Thomas
4/92	Mf	McFarlane, Ronn	DOWLAND Lute music of Dowland	Dorian 90148
			The Scottish lute, lute and mandora Dorian
10/97	MgM	Musicians of the Globe; Pickett, Finucane, Heringman	Shakespeare’s Musick: 24 songs and dances from Shakespeare’s plays in contemporary or near contemporary surviving settings	446678
9/99	MgN		Nutmeg & Ginger: spicy ballads from Shakespeare’s London	456 507
10/97	MgO		A Masque of Oberon, 1611	446 217-2
98	Mh	Mock Hobby Horse	Maypole and Mistletoe	Bob Martin (1998)
	Mn	Musica antiqua of London	Field of the Cloth of Gold	Amon Ra CDSAR 51
2/86	Mo i-vii Moroney	BYRD Complete keyboard works. 7 discs	Hyperion CDA 66551-703
10/99	MoP		BYRD Pavanes and galliards (1966)	‡Harmonia mundi HMC 1240
1	MsE i-ii	Musicians of Swanne Alley & Nordstrom, O’Dette	Elizabethan ballads and theatre music In the streets and theatres of London. Elizabethan ballads and theatre music	Virgin VC 90789
4	Mt	Thorby	Madame d’Amours: songs, dances and consort music for the six wives of Henry VIII	Signum SIGCD 044
	Mu	Munrow	Introduces and performs Mediaeval and Renaissance music	[TC-CFP 4384]
	My	Mayes, Joseph.	Lightly love ladies: popular lute music of Elizabethan England
3	N*	North, Nigel (lute)	Go from my window: English Renaissance ballad tunes	Linn CKD 176
4/94	NeE	New London Consort;	Elizabethan and Jacobean consort music	Linn CKD 011
11/86	NeP	Pickett	PRAETORIUS Terpsichore dances	L’Oiseau Lyre 414 633
79	No	Noyse of musitians	Early English music. Hillier, Luxon & 2 rebecs	Plant Life PLCD 083
86	OA	O’Dette [and consort]	Ancient airs and dances	Hyperion CDA 66228
11/95, 8/96, 12/96, 2/97; 7/97	OD i-v O’Dette, Paul	DOWLAND Complete lute works. 5 discs		Harmonia mundi HMU 90 7160-4
7/01	OH		Robin Hood: Elizabethan ballad settings for lute	HMU 907265
2	OL		The Royal lewters	HMU 907313
1/89	PaC	Parley of Instruments;	PHILIPS Consort music	Hyperion CDA 66240
0	PaD	Holman	PRAETORIUS Dances from Terpsichore; Renaissance violin band	Hyperion CDA 67240
	PaH		Hark, Hark, the lark!: Music for Shakespeare’s Company	CDA 66836
5/96	PaM		Music of Violenze: Dances, Fantasias and popular tunes of Queen Elizabeth’s violin band	CDA 66929
	Pb	Praetorius consort, Ball	Dances from PRAETORIUS Terpischore [and other contemporary sources] (1976)	Regis RRC 1076
	Pd	Parsons, David (lute)	Robert DOWLAND A Variety of lute lessons	METCD 1050
8	Ph	Place, Hickey, Linell	Music of Shakespeare’s theatre	Naxos 8570708
56; 98	Pp	Pears; Bream	Elizabethan love soings	Balart 461602
91	Py	Payne, Joseph	The Queen’s command: masterpieces of Elizabethan keyboard	(Lute Society 0905655117) BIS CD 539
2	Q	Quint Essential	Elisa is the fayrest queen	Chandos CHAN 0686
8/93	R	Red Byrd and c.1500	Cries and ballads of London	Cantoris CRD 3487
	RoC	Rose consort of viols	DOWLAND Consort music and songs	Naxos 8554204
	RoE		Elizabrethan songs and consort music	8 554284
10/93	RoM	A Tysall	‘Ah dear heart’	Woodmansterne WOODM 002
6/95	RoR	Rose consort/ Red Byrd. Bonner & Roberts	BYRD Music for viols, voices and keyboard	Naxos 8 55060
4/93	Sa	Sayce	Golden Age restored: the lute music of John and Robert JOHNSON	Dervorguilla DRVS CD 101
9/96	Sc	Scholl, Martin	English folk song and lute song	Harmonia mundi 90 1003
	Se	Scottish Early music consort	Mary’s music. W Edwards	Chandos CHAN 0529
2	Sf*	Shakespeare Globe Musicians & Actors	The Food of Love; Music and words from Twelfth Night (2002)	International Shakespeare Globe Centre
	Sg	St. George’s Canzona	England be glad! Patriotic and heroic songs from the Crusades to The Civil wars.	EMI CFP 40015 (LP)
98	Si	Sirinu, Hugh Wilson	All goodly sports: HENRY VIII The Complete music	CHAN 0621
98	Sk	Skeaping, Lucie & Roddy	Let’s make Tudor music: 23 themed Classroom projects for key stage 2 Music. Teacher’s book and CD	Stainer & Bell
4	Sq	Les Sacqueboutiers	The Cries of London 1599-1615	AMB Sound Arts 9965
0	St	Stowe, Spring & Lindo	Songs of William Shakespeare.	Classical Communications 1006
	T	Toronto Consort	O lusty May	Dorian DOR 93172
99	Ta	Taylor, Les Voix humaines, Stubbs (lute), 2 bass viols	Sweet Love.. Byrd and Dowland (some titles adapted for this grouping countertenor, viols and lute)	ATMA2207
	Th	Thodey, Robin (lute)	DOWLAND Queen Elizabeth’s Galliard	Thodey RLT CD3
	Ti	Tilney and Booth	Go from my window: music for virginals	Dorian 90195
9/93	To	Toulon Musica Antiqua, S. Stubbs (lute); J. Elwes (tenor)	Airs et danses au temps de Shakespeare	Pier PV 787092
6	Tv	Theatre of Voices; Fretwork	The Cries of London	Harmonia mundi HMU 907214
	U	Urrey & McFarlane	O Mistress Mine: a collection of English lute songs	Dorian 90136
	W	Wilson, Christopher & Rumsey, S	Pavans and galliards by HOLBORNE and ROBINSON, lutes	Naxos 8.553874
3	Wb	Les Witches	Bara Faustus’ Dreame: Mr Francis Tregian his choice	Alpha 063
2	Wn		Nobody’s jig: Mr. Playford’s English Dancing Master	Alpha 502
96	Wt		Fortune my foe: music of Shakespeare’s time	Dorian DOR 93182
1	WE	Kirkby, Roolley, Pears, Bream	The world of Elizabethan music (1955, 1978).	Decca 420170
4	WS	Wadsworth; Sampson	Robert JOHNSON Away delights	Avie AV205393
	YC	York Waits	The City Musicke: wind bands of the Renaissance 1550-1600	Brewhouse BHCD 9409
	YF		Fortune my foe	Beautiful Jo BEJOCD 48
	YM		Music from the time of the Spanish Armada	‡Saydisc SDL; [CSDL] 373
86/05	YP		The Punk’s delight: popular music of the 17th century	Hunt’s up CD 1
87	YR		Music from the time of Richard III	Saydisc SDL 364

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Index of composers with considerable repertoire represented in these collections

	lute	other instruments	consort	vocal
Arbeau, Thoinot		BroA
Byrd, William		Cap, Ho, Mo, MoP	Cap, FC, FG i-ii, FN	Fa, FC, RoR
Dowland, John	Bo, BreA-D, CmD, Mf, OD, Th	Ti	CmD, DoL, ExD, FC, FD, FG i-ii, FN	Bo, BreC, BreE, CmD, BreW, CamE, DeP, KyD
Farnaby, Giles		Ha
Ferrabosco, Alfonso II			MgO
Holborne, Anthony	He, Ma, Th, W		Cc, DeP, DoL, DoP, ExH, MgO	0
Johnson, John	L, Sa, Th
Johnson, Robert	KyJ, Sa		Mg	KyJ, WS
Morley, Thomas			EmR, Mc, Rb
Philips, Peter			PaC
Playford, John			Bro
Praetorius, Michael			EmP, NeP, PaC, Pad, Pb
Ravenscroft, Thomas				Cm, Cw
Robinson, Thomas	W
Susato, Tielman			EmT

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Cross references to principal artists and groups not shown as headings in these collections

Astle, Philip	No
Ball, Christopher	Pb
Barlow, Jeremy	Bro
Bonner, Tessa	DH, RoR
Booth, Colin (virginals)	+Ti
Bott, Catherine (soprano)	Ne
Britten, Benjamin	WE
Broadside Band	+DH, Gt, YP
Budd, Jeremy (treble)	FP
Burnett, Richard (virginals)	Gt
Chance, Michael (counter-tenor)	+FP
Circa 1500	+R
Douglass, David	Kn, Ms
Dupré, Desmond (lute)	DeC, DeS
Dyer, David (tenor)	CamS
Elliott, Paul (tenor)	DeP
Elwes, John (tenor)	To
Fairport Rhythm Section	Pf
Finucane, ( )	Mg
Fretwork consort of viols	+Cm, Gt
George, Michael (baritone)	Ne
Giles, Simon (treble)	CamS
Hadden, Nancy (flute and director)	Ci
Hargis, Ellen (soprano)	Kn
Heinrich, Susanne (viols)	Ch
Heringman, Jacob (cittern and lute)	+Ch, Mg
Hillier, Paul (bass)	No
Hogwood, Christopher	+A
Holman, Peter	Pa
Hunt, Edgar
Ives, Grayston	Ke
King, Catherine (mezzo-soprano)	RoE
King’s Consort	BoA,
Leonhardt, Gustav	DeE
Lindberg, Jacob (director and lute)	CmD, +Do
Linnell, Dorothy (lute)	Ge
Luxon, Benjamin (baritone)	No
MacFarlane, (lute)	U
McGowan, Keith (director; historic wind instruments)	Sf
Magdalen College	Ke
Mason, Barry (lute, guitar)	Cam
Miller, David (theorbo, lute, guitar)	BoA, Du
Morley Consort	EmR
Morrow, Michael	Mr
Munrow, David	+DeP, Em
Neal, Boyd	By
Nesbit,	BoEs
Ng, Kah-Ming (keyboards)	Ch
Nordstom, Lyle & Patricia (misc.)	Ms
O’Dette, Paul (lute and cittern)	+Kn, L, Ms
Pears, Peter (tenor)	BreE, WE
Pell, Susanna (bass viol)	Ch, He
Perry, Nicholas (cornetto & misc. wind)	Cw, Sk
Pickett, Philip (director and recorder)	+Mg, Ne
Potter, John (tenor)	Du, Gt
Red Byrd	+RoR
Roberts, Deborah (soprano)	Gt
Roberts, Timothy	RoR
Rooley, Anthony (lute)	Cm, Ky, WE
Rose Consort of viols	+Gt
Rumsey, Shirley (lute)	W
Savall, Jordi	Hs
Sayce, Lynda (Renaissance flute, lute and bandora)	+Ch, Ne
Sempe, Skip (harpsichord)	Cap
Simpson, Glenda	Cam
Skeaping, Lucy & Roddie	Cw
Sneak’s Noyse	Gt
Spencer, Robert (lute)	BoD, BoEs
Stubbs, Stephen (lute)	To
Tear, Robert (tenor)
Thomas, David (bass)	Ky
Thompson, Richard	Pf
Turner, Bruno	EmT
Tysall, Arrabella (soprano)	RoM
Les Voix humaines	Ta
Weigand, Georg (lute)	Cam, Gt
Williamson, Paul	No
Wilson, Christopher (lute)	+Cc, CmD, FA, FC, FD, FG, FN
Wilson, Hugh (tenor)	Si
Woolley, Robert (harpsichord)	Cam
Wootton, Douglass	Cw, Sk
York Waits	+Gt

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Index showing instrumentation in recordings

bandora	Ba, H
brass consort	A, Em, Go
consort (mixed or ‘broken’)	Ba, Cam, Ch, Cw, Do, Em, Es, Ex, Ge, Mg, Mr, Ne, Pb, Se, Sf, Si, Sk, Wn, Wt, Y
cittern	Ba, He
guitar (arrangements of lute music)	Du
keyboard (virginals; harpsichord)	A, Cap, Ch, Mo, Py
lute	A, Ba, Bo, Bre, Cc, Ch, Ex, Ge, He, KnQ, L, N, Sa, Th, W
2 lutes	A, CamP, Ex, W
part song (madrigal, canon)	A, Mr, R, Sf, Sk
recorder	Ms, To
recorder + lute	Ms
song with lute	Bo, BreC, BreE, Cam, Cc, De, Du, Es
consort song (with misc. instruments)	A, CamM, Ci, Es, Ge, Mg, Mr, No, Pb
consort song (with viols)	F, Hs, Ro
0string consort	Kn, Mr, Pa,
viol consort	A, Ba, ChQ, Cw, F, He, Kn, Mr, P

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Location and timing of tracks on recordings

Adew Madame (attrib. Henry VIII)	1003	Mt24	1’43
a-down, a-down	47	OL 11
Ah Robin, round à 3	362	DO i 1	2’26
All in a garden green (Gtahering pescods)	15d	*BroP18,** Mh 19 i	*2’00, **c1’00
All ye that love good fellows (Nancie, keyboard)	221	Gt24 ii	c1’00
alman, allemande		ChF 15	1’44
And let me the cannakin clink	247	DO i 2	0’16
And will he not come again	49	BroS 12, **DO i 3	*0’49, **1’02
As I went to Walsingham, see Walsingham
Awake, awake, O England	77	DO ii 1	0’48
The Battle of Agincourt (set toFlying fame)	55b	DO ii 2	0’45
The baffled knight	176a	*CwL 15, **WE20	*3’42, **3’29
Barafaustus dream (Shephers’s joy) (also Byrd, Farnaby, Kete)	201b	Wb 13	3’22
battaglia		*CamS2, Lg2	*3’27
Be merry	63a	DO i 4	0’29
The beggar boy, country dance	1405	Wn 13 ii	c2.30
bergamasca		*BroS21, **Gt3	*0’58, **1’00
Black spirits	160	*DO i 5	1’25
Blame not my lute	1268	Mt 10	3’53
Blew cap, country dance	1406	CwL20	1’17
Blow, blow thou winter wind	16	DO i 6	1’22
The boon companion	386b	BroP35	0’58
Bonny sweet Robin (Sweet Robin; Bonny sweet boy)	48	*BroS25, **DO i 7, ***Ec 11 i, ****Gt 18, *****MsE i 6, 16, Wt5	*2’19, **1’05, ***2’19, ****c2’00, *** 2’21*****1’37
La Bounette	52b	Gt 29	2’29
La Bourée (version of ‘Parson’s farewell’)	712	BroP38	1’54
branles	228Eb	*CwL6	*4’58
Quatre branles		BroP20,	1’41
The Bride’s goodmorrow	288	DO ii 31	1’45
Broom, the bonny, bonny broome	390	DO ii 4	1’07
Browning	154d	Wt 15
But shall I go mourn	404	DO i 8	0’33
Calen o custare me (Callino)	74	*BroP 10, **DO ii 5	*1’30, ** 1’16
canaries		B5
Can’st thou not hit it	146	DO i 9	0’31
My Lady Carey’s dumpe (attrib. Aston)	300b	DL5, *EmH 18, **Mt7, OL5 *1’54, **2’21
The carman’s whistle (also Byrd, John Johnson)	60	*DO ii 6, **Mh23	*0’42, **1’51
Chi passa per ‘sta strada (attrib.?		*DO ii 7. **OH9	*0’49,**1’04
The chirping of the lark	39b	CwL25 i	1’04
Cinquepace galliard, see Sinkapace
Come away, come away death	354	DO i 10	1’21
Come away Hecate	158b	DO i 11	0’20
Come kiss me Kate, round	283	DO ii 8	0’26
Come live with me	180a	*BroP 11, **BroS26, ***CamS3, ****DO i 12, *****Gt 17	*1’15, **2’44, ***3’30, ****1’5, *****2’44
Come o’er the burn	135	DO i 13	0’17
Come thou monarch, version 1, round	10h	DO ii 9	0’47
version 2, round	10h	DO i 14	0’47
Come unto these yellow sands	298	DO i 15	0’39
King Cophetua	67d	DO ii 33	0’51
La coranto		B7-8, *BroS33, **MsE ii 12	*1’46, **1’30
The Cry of London (see also Gibbons)	130a?	Sq 11	3’20
Cuckolds all a row	699	BroP6	0’56
A Cup of wine, round, version 1, round	64	DO ii 10	0’31
version 2, round	110?	DO i 16	0’25
Damon and Pithias	42	DO ii 11	1’07
Daphne, country dance (see also Farnaby)	191d	DO ii 12, Wn4	1’05
Diana, version 1	120c	DO ii 13 i	c015
version 2	120c	DO ii 13 ii	c016
a division on a ground		Wn 14
La doune cella (La damoiselle)	716	Gt 11	1’16
Drive the cold winter away	129	Wn 13 i	c3’00
Dulcina, country dance (see also Brade)	22d	G24
song	22d	DO ii 14	0’42
a dump		Lo8
Prince Edward’s pavane (Pavane d’Angleterre)	1273	Mt21	2’21
Sir Eglamore, tune set to ?	368	DO ii 15	0’26
Eighty eight, set to Hanskin?	189	DO ii 16	0’31
En vrai amoure (attrib. Henry VIII)	96	Mt 12	1’39
My Lord of Essex measure (Tintelore d’Angleterre)	1130	B9, *BroS30	*1’57
Farewell, dear heart	352	DO i 17	0’50
Fathers that wear rags	125	DO i 18	0’27
Fear no more the heat of the sun	32	DO i 19	2’55
Fie on sinful fantasy	188	DO i 20	0’42
Fill the cup. round	65	DO i 21	0’21
Flout ‘em and cout ‘em, round	306	DO i 22	0‘19
Fools had ne’er less grace	120	DO i 23	0’16
For I’ll cut my green coat	381	DO i 24	1’21
Fortune my foe, ballad tune (see also composer list)	182	*BroP 15, **BroS29, ***DO ii 17, ****Gt23, *****MsE i 14, Wt3	*3’50, **3’01, ***0’48, ****2’58, *****5’47
The French lavolto	1531	B 11
The friar and the nun	296a	DO i 25	0’30
Full fathom five	299	*BroS 1, **DO i 26	*1’50, **1’53
galliards		L 19, Q 1 ii, iv	c2’00
La gamba, galliard	1116	G8 ii, *Mt9	0’59
Gentil Prince, 3 shawms		add	Mt 11
The George Alow, version 1	382	DO i 27	0’37
version 2	382	DO ii 18	0’22
Get you hence	413	DO i 28	1’05
The glass doth run	247a	DO ii 19	0’36
Go from my window (see also many settings)	354f	*BroP 25, **DO ii 21, ***Wb 1, Wt 11	*2’50, **0’30, ***1’13
The god of love	241	DO i 29	1’21
Goddesses, see Quodling’s delight
Gray’s Inn masque dances, see also Title index		BroP5	1’40
Green garters, country dance	698	MsE i 13	2’38
Greensleeves, version 1	178	*DO ii 22, **Ec6, ***Gt 13, ****N 1 i, *****WE9	*1’26, **5,39, ***3’59, ****c2’00, *****4’37
version 2 attrib John Johnson?		MsE i 23	4’37
version 3 (Scottish source)		BroP 14	1’42
Greensleeves to a ground		*EmH24, **Gt 13, ***N 1, P 14	*4’27, **3’50, ***c1’25,
Grimstock, country dance (see also Praetorius)	184	MsE i 24	1’29
A ground		OH21	4’00
Guy of Warwick	116	DO ii 23	0’53
Halfe Hannikin	405b	CwL 14 iii	c1’50
Hark, hark the lark	30	DO i 30	1’30
King Harry VIII pavan and galliard	95	*EmH 15, **Mt 13	*2’21, **1’49
Have I caught my heavenly jewel	181	DO i 31	0’18
Heart’s Ease	281b	B 14, **DO i 32 ***Ec22, ****Sf9	**0’35, ***2’47.
Heaven and earth	1273	*DoH6, L6, Sf 10	*2’30
Hem boys, up we go, version 1	699A	DO ii 24	1’12
version 2
Hey ho for a husband, version 1	?	DO ii 25 i	c 0’70
version 2	DO ii 25 ii	c0’63
Hobbyhorse	70a	DO ii 26	0’27
Hold thy peace, knave, round, version 1	346a	DO ii 27 i	0’25
version 2	346b	DO i 33	0’26
version 3	346c	DO ii 27 ii	c0’27
Honour, riches	331	DO i 34	1’09
How should I your true love know (Walsingham)	44	*BroS 10, **CamS 17, M 17	*1’14, **1’52
Hugh Aston’s masque	742	Hc6	3’53
Hunt’s up	18	DO ii 28	0.15
I am gone sir	363	DO i 35	1’09
I cannot come every day to woo, version 1	247e	DO ii 29 i	c0’60
	2	DO ii 29 ii	c0’65
I cannot keep my wife at home	add?	OH 1	1’09
I loathe that I did love	50b	*BroS24, **DO i 36	*3’18, ** 1’27
In Crete	211	DO ii 30	0’31
In nomine à 3		?12
In pescod time	55a	DO ii 31	0’17
In youth when I did love	50	BroS 13	0’49
Irish dance	955	Hc 18	0’46
Irish jigge	409	EmH 16	2’00
Italian rant	1543	Wn9
Jack boy, round	194a	DO ii 32	0’39
Jack Pudding, country dance (Step stately)	706	BroP41	0’52
Jenny plucked pears	36	CwL 14 ii	1’50
Jepha (Jephthah)	36	DO i 38	0’52
Jog on, country dance	64e	*BroP13, **BroS 17	*1’12, **0’56
John come kiss me now (see also Byrd. Ortiz, Ravenscroft)	106b	*N 10, **OH5	*4’46, **3’47
Jolly shepherd, round a 3	386j	DO i 40	0’37
Jouyssance vous donneray (after Sermisy)	499	EmH 1	3’24
Kemp’s jig, lute	70a	*BroS 19, **Ec 12, ***Mh 19 ii, Wt6 ii	1’12, **2’07. *** c1’00
Kettle drum	add!	BroP27, 28	0’24, 0’51
King …, see under name, Cophetua, Harry, Solomon
Lady lie near me	698	CwB21	1’31
Lawn as white as driven snow	412	DO i 45	1’15
King Lear ??		DO ii 34	0’34
Light o’ love	236	*BroP 12, **DO ii 36	*1’58, **0’42
Lillibulero (The farmer’s cursed wife)	59b	CwL22	*4’38
Loath to depart, version 1	28b	DO ii 37 i	c0’60
version 2		DO ii 37 ii	c0’67
Love, love, nothing but love, version 1 (set to Eglamore)
version 2 (set to Good shepherd Sorrow)	333a	*DO i 43, **Ec21 *0’50, **0’41
Lustie gallant	64d	OH20	1’16
Mall Synes (also settings by) Bacheler, Farnaby, Sweelinck)	77	OH24	6’35
Martyn said to his man, freeman’s song à 3	821	*Mh22, **WE 19	*3’07, **1’43
Queen Mary’s Dumpe (Variations attrib. Aston)	281c	BroS22	1’45
Master, Swabber, version 1	304	DO ii 39	0’46
version 2		DO i 44	1’17
measure
Merry, merry milkmaids, country dance	47b	*BroP7, **CwL 10	*1’42, **2’05
Millison’s jig	367	Sf22
Monsieur’s alman, see Mounsieur’s almaine (also Bachelar, Byrd, Holborne, Morley)
Moorland Willie	1408	Wt25
Mother Watkins’ ale, see Watkin’s ale
Mounsieur’s almaine	256a ii	*DO ii 41, **MsE ii 15	*0’50. **2’17
My mind to me	87	DO ii 42	0’45
The New Exchange (version of ‘Go from my window’)	354f	BroP26	1’08
The Night peece (second tune ‘The shaking of the sheets’)	414d	B15
No more dams	305	DO i 45	0’26
Nobody’s jig	355b	Wn 1
Northern lass’s lamentation (The oak and the ash)	193	CwL 12	2’56
Nutmegs (Of all the birds)	73	DO ii 43	0’41
Nutmegs and ginger	70a	L8, MsE i 1	1’28
O death, rock me asleep, version 1	56a	*CamS 10, **DO ii 45 i,	*6’23, **c1’70
version 2		*DO ii 45 ii, **EmH20, ***MsE i 18	*c1’53 **2’26, ***4’32
O mistress mine, version 1 (also Byrd, Morley)	344	*BroS3, **DO i 47	1’29, **1’19
version 2		*DO ii 47, **EmH ii 27, 28	*1’20. **2’00, 1’03
O sweet Oliver (Hunt’s up)	18	*BroS 15, **DO i 49	*0’58, **0’21
O’ the twelfth day of December	351	DO ii 48	0’30
An old hare hoar, version 1	?276	DO i 46	0’17
version 2	?276e	DO ii 46	0’17
My Lord of Oxenford’s maske (?Byrd)	219b	MsE ii 29	*1’55
Oyser pie	297	DO ii 49
Packington’s pound	303b	*BroP 16, **MsE i 5	*2’11, **3’08
Pardon goddess of the night	244	DO i 50	0’48
Parson’s farewell, country dance (version of La Bourrée)	712	*BroP42, **CwL25 ii	*1’36, **1’10
passamezzo antico		B4
passymeasures pavane (passamezzo pavane)		*BroP40, **BroS200, ***Gt6	*1’00, **1’43, ***1’44
La Pastorella	1457	EmH 13	1’32
Paul’s steeple	1404	F15, *Wn5	3’17
Paul’s wharfe (also Farnaby; Brade as ‘Scottish dance’)1399		*BroP3, **CwL 16, ***Mh 16	*2’46, **2’01, ***1’52
pavane and galliard		Hs24-25	2’01, 1’13
Pavyn of Albart and Galliard, consort à 7	424	Mt25-6	1’37, 1’25
Peg a Ramsey (also Bull), version 1	348	DO ii 50 i	c0’25
	version 2	DO ii 50 ii	c0’20
Phyllida, version 1	196	DO ii 51 i	c0’45
	version 2	DO ii 51 ii	c0’45
	version 3	DO ii 51 iii	c0’49
Please one and pleae all	359	DO ii 52	c0’36
The poor soul sat sighing, see Willow song
Pyramus	212	DO ii 53	c0’52
The Quarter brawles		Mh8	2’16
Queen Dido, version 1	37 i	DO ii 54 i	c0’50
version 2	37 ii	DO ii 54 ii	c0’53
The Queen’s masque	10e	B16, **Hc 14	**1’02
Quodling’s delight (Goddesses)	193	DO ii 20	0’31
Rich Jew	166c	DO ii 56	0’34
Robin, lute		N2	2’01
Robin Goodfellow	22d	DO ii 57	0’27
Robin Hood	347b?	DO ii 58	0’39
Robin is to the greenwood gone	48a	*BaB8, **DoH3, ***Ec 11 iii, L3, ****MsE i 11, Wt4	*3’17, **3’01, ****c1’50
Rogero	120c	DO ii 59	0’38
Romanesca, variations, lute	215e	EmH31	2’31
Roses, their sharp spines being gone	379	DO i 51	1’15
Rowland (see Kemp’s jig, and Willoughby’s welcome)
Rufty Tufty, morris dance	1194	Mh25 ii	c1’00
Scotch cap, country dance	1407	BaB6	1’56
Scottish jig	223a	BroS7	0’53
Sedany (Donkin Dargeson), country dance	176c	B17
Sellenger’s round	188d	B13, **BroS6, ***DO ii 61, ****Gt 1, *****Mh20,******OL7	*1’56, ***0’30, ****1’57, *****1’30, ******1’59
Shepherd’s holiday (Labour in vain), country dance	1455	Wn7
Shepherd’s joy, see Barafaustus dream
Shore’s wife, version 1	27 i	DO ii 62 i	c0’50
version 2		DO ii 62 ii	c0’57
Short mesure of Lady Wynkfylds Rownde	1377	*EmH 17, **Mt3	*1’15, **1’53
Sick, sick, version 1	235a	DO ii 63 i	c0’70
version 2		DO ii 63 ii	c0’70
version 3		DO ii 63 iii	c0’68
Sigh no more ladies, set to ‘Lusty gallant’	230	DO i 52	1’23
Sinkapace galliard	888	BroS32	1’09
King Solomon	350a	DO ii 35	0’31
Some men for sudden joy did weep, version 1	121f	DO i 53	0’20
version 2, round	121f	DO ii 64	0’38
The Duke of Somerset’s dumpe	add?	OL4	2’19
Souch’s march	225a	CamQ 10	2’07
Spagnoletta (also Farnaby, Praetorius, Zanetti)	1341	B6
Spanish pavan	142a	*Gt8 i, **OH3	* c2’00, **2’39
Staines morris	276c	B18,*BroS9, **Gt21, ***Mh2, ****Wh10	*1’57, **2’05, ***4’20
King Stephen was a worthy peer	248	DO i 41	1’15
Stingo, country dance	196	D 19, **MsE i 4, Wn2	**1’57
Sweet England’s pride is gone	36a	CamQ1	2’50
Sweet Robin, see Bonny sweet Robin
Take, o take those lips away, (set to When griping griefs)	165	DO i 54	0’44
Tell me where is fancy bred	170	DO i 55	1’11
That which serves (Peg a Ramsey)	126	DO i 56	0’21
There dwelt a man in Babylon, version 1	350	B27, *DO i 57, **Gt 15 *0’34, **3’38
version 2		*BroS27, DO ii 65	*3’38, **0’49
There was three fools (The one he said he was an owl)	615	DO i 58	0’32
Three merry men, round	348	DO i 59	0’39
Three ravens	615	CwL7	2’57
Tintelore d’Angleterre, see (My Lord of) Essex measure
Titus Andronicus’ complaint	182	DO ii 66	0’41
Tom a Bedlam, version 1	130	DO ii 67 i	c1.20
version 2		DO ii 67 ii	c1’17
Tomorrow is St. Valentine’s day	46	*BroS 11, **CamS 19,	*1’01, **3’18
		DO i 60	1’04
Tomorrow the fox will come to town	1498	B3, **CwL8	**2’30
Tordiglione (Turkeylone)	191c	BroL3
Tower Hill, jig	109e	BroP4	0’44
A Toye		Le ii 4	1’09
La Traditore, mi fa morire, galliard	372	EmH3	2’09
TrenchmoreTrowmpettus, keyboard	1498?	*Hc2, 4, **OH23	*0’34, 31, **2’56
Troilus	242	DO ii 68	0’33
Troy Town	27 i	DO ii 69	0’28
Under the greenwood tree	15	DO i 61	1’24
Up and down, round	204	DO i 62	0’31
Up tails all	215g	OH2	2’05
Urns and odours bring away	377	DO i 63	0’56
Walsingham (‘As I went to Walsinghham’)	44	*DO i 64,** Mh24	*1’25, **1’59
Was this fair face	2	DO i 65	0’54
Watkin’s ale	63d	*CwB23, ** MsE i 2	*3’41, **1’25
We be soldiers three	413b	CwL5	1’26
Wedding is great Juno’s crown	22	DO i 66	0’34
Welladay	36a	DO ii 70	0’37
What shall he hath that killed the deer. round	18	DO i 67	1’06
When Athur first at court	55	DO i 68	0’14
When daffodils begin to peer	403	*BroS 16, **DO i 69	*0’51, **1’05
When daisies pied	154	DO i 70	2’00
When icicles hang by the wall	155	DO i 72	1’31
When that I was a little tiny boy, version 1	366	*BroS 18, **DO i 73, F20	*1’36 , **1’40
(version 2 by John Vernon is dated 1772)
Whenas we sat in Babylon	180c	DO ii 71	0’49
Where is the life that late I led	281b	DO ii 72	0’51
While you here do snoring lie	302a	DO i 75	0’18
Who is Sylvia	370	DO i 76	1’30
Whoop	410	DO ii 73	0’23
Why let the stricken deer	41	DO i 77	0’22
(If care do cause)	41b	DO ii 74	0’22
Will you buy a fine dog	409b	DO ii 76	1’13
Will you buy any tape	414	DO i 79	0’26
My Lord Willoughby’s welcome home (Rowland)	203a	*DO ii 60, M21	0’31
Willow, willow, version 1	251	DO i 78	0’59
version 2	251a	DO ii 75	0’58
Willow song (The poor soul sat sighing)	251	*BroS4, **CamS5, ***Ec 14, ****Gt25, M5, ******MsE i 21	*3’44, **5’40 . ***5’17, ****3’43. ******5’42
Wilson’s wilde (Wolsey’s wild)	9b	*Mh3, **MsE i 7	*3’10, **1’11
With a fading	409a	DO ii 77	0’20
Woodycock (Wooselcock)	203b	B 19, *BroP8, **BroS 14, ***DO i 80, ****Wn 15	*1’58, **1’56, ***0’40, ***5’31
My Lady Wynkfylds Rownde, see Short mesure
You spotted snakes	201	DO i 81	2’01