Details

Subject(s)

• Harpsichord music [Browse]

Contains

• Edwards, Richard, 1523?-1566. When grypinge griefes. [Browse]
• Mundy, William, approximately 1529-approximately 1591. Tres partes in una. [Browse]
• Redford, John, d. 1547. Christe, qui lux es (Mulliner book, no. 40) [Browse]
• Redford, John, -1547. Christe, qui lux es (Mulliner book, no. 31). [Browse]
• Redford, John, d. 1547. Eterne rex altissime. [Browse]
• Blitheman, William, d. 1591. Gloria tibi Trinitas, no. 3. [Browse]
• Blitheman, William, d. 1591. Gloria tibi Trinitas, no. 4. [Browse]
• Newman, 16th cent. Fansye, keyboard instrument. [Browse]
• Tallis, Thomas, approximately 1505-1585. Ex more docti mistico. [Browse]
• Tallis, Thomas, approximately 1505-1585. O ye tender babes; arr. [Browse]
• Tallis, Thomas, approximately 1505-1585. Natus est nobis hodie. [Browse]
• Tomkins, Thomas, 1572-1656. Perpetual round. [Browse]
• Bull, John, d. 1628. In nomine, MB 31, D. [Browse]
• Byrd, William, 1539 or 1540-1623. Ut re mi fa sol la, MB 64 [Browse]
• Tomkins, Thomas, 1572-1656. Fortune my foe. [Browse]

Notes

• The 1st 14 works are from the Mulliner book.
• Program notes by Denis Stevens on container.
• Contents: O ye happy dames / anon. ほか18曲

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Paul Wolfe, harpsichord.

Contents

• O ye happy dames / Anon.
• When griping griefs / Richard Edwards
• Tres partes in una / William Munday
• Christe qui lux with a meane ; Christe qui lux ; Eterne rex altissime / John Redford
• Gloria tibi Trinitas III ; Gloria tibi Trinitas IV / William Blitheman
• Pavan ; A fansye / Newman
• Ex more docti mistico ; O ye tender babes ; Natus est nobis / Thomas Tallis
• Galliard / Anon.
• The perpetual round / Thomas Tomkins
• In nomine / John Bull
• Ut re my fa sol la / William Byrd
• Fortune my foe / Thomas Tomkins.

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Other title(s)

• Mulliner book. Selections.
• O ye happy dames.

Publisher no.

EA13,

OCLC

36034237

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