CD

• 01 John Coperario: Fantasia
• 02 John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 2: Clear or cloudy sweet as April showering
• 03 Anonymous: Galliard [London, British Library, MSS R.App. 76]
• 04 John Bennet: Venus' birds whose mournful tunes
• 05 Anonymous: Galliard [London, British Library, MSS R.App. 74]
• 06 Anonymous: Paven
• 07 John Tomkins: O Thrice Blessed
• 08 Thomas Ford: Goe passions to the cruell faire
• 09 Tobias Hume: What greater griefe: What Greater Griefe
• 10 Anonymous: What if a Daye
• 11 Anonymous: How can the Tree
• 12 Elway Bevin: Browning
• 13 Richard Nicholson: Joan, quoth John, when will it be
• 14 Thomas Vautor: The First Set, beeing Songs of Divers Ayres and Natures, of Five and Sixe Parts, Apt for Vyols and Voyces: No. 4. Mother, I will have a husband
• 15 Giles Farnaby: His Humour
• 16 William Byrd: My mistress had a little dog
• 17 Thomas Morley: Come, Lovers, Follow Me
• 18 Thomas Ford: There is a Lady
• 19 John Wilbye: O what shall I doe
• 20 John Dowland: Book of Songs, Book 1: Can She Excuse My Wrongs
• 21 Anonymous: Farewell the Bliss
• 22 Anonymous: Galliard [Edinburgh University Library: Thomas Wode's part-books, 1562-?1592]
• 23 John Dowland: Sorrow Come
• 24 Giles Farnaby: Loath of Depart
• 25 John Bennet: All creatures now are merry merry-minded
• 26 Thomas Campion: Bookes of Ayres, Book 2: Never weather-beaten saile more willing bent to shore