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| I |
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7-8 |
[Our stern alarums changed to merry meetings. Our dreadful marches to delightful *measures.] |
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12-13 |
[He capers nimbly in a lady’s chamber To the lascivious pleasing of a lute]. |
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24-27 |
[Why, I in this weak piping time of peace Have no delight to pass away the time, Unless to spy my shadow in the sun And descant on mine own deformity] W8-9 his villainy characterised by the rustic pipe (descant recorder) |
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93-94 |
[We say that Shore’s wife hath a pretty foot…] |
271 |
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a) DO355-8 ‘Woeful lamentation of mistress Jane Shore’ set to ‘Come live with me and be my love’ tune and words |
(180a) |
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b) DO358-365 ‘Lamentation of Shore’s wife’ set to ‘The New Hunt is up; |
(18, 948) |
| II |
i |
0 |
Flourish |
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| III |
i |
0; 149 |
The Trumpets sound; A sennet |
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v |
15 |
no s.d. [Hark! a drum!]. |
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28-31 |
[…his conversation with Shore’s wife,…] DO355-365 |
(271) |
| IV |
ii |
0; 3 |
Sound a sennet; Sound {a sennet} |
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79 |
[Thou sing’st sweet music] ( figuratively) |
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iv |
134-5 |
A march within [The trumpet sounds. Be copious in exclaims] |
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135 |
Enter…{marching with drummers and trumpeters} |
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149-151 |
[A flourish, trumpets! Strike alarum, drums!…Strike I say!] Flourish. Alarums |
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469 |
{Flourish} |
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| V |
ii |
0 |
Enter…with drum and colours |
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v |
70-130 |
(B243) *supernatural music: eerie sounds in wailing minor key: flutes and shivering of cymbals would be effective |
271A |
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224 |
{Exeunt to the sound of drums and trumpets} |
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vi |
67 |
Drum afar off. |
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vii |
0; 6 |
Alarum. Excursions; Alarums |
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viii |
0; 41 |
Alarum…Retreat and flourish; {Flourish} |
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