Category:Vince M. Brennan editions
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This category lists works containing one or more editions provided by Vince M. Brennan.
Pages in this category
The following 141 pages are in this category, out of 141 total.
A
- Adieu, sweet Amaryllis (John Wilbye)
- Adieu, ye city pris'ning towers (Thomas Tomkins)
- Ah, cruel hateful fortune (George Kirbye)
- Ah, Cupid grant that I may never see (Thomas Bateson)
- Ah, dear heart, why do you rise? (Orlando Gibbons)
- All creatures now are merry-minded (John Bennet)
- Among the daffadillies (Giles Farnaby)
- Amyntas with his Phyllis fair (Francis Pilkington)
- The Andalusian merchant (Thomas Weelkes)
- April is in my mistress' face (Thomas Morley)
- As matchless beauty (John Wilbye)
- As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending (Thomas Weelkes)
- Ay me, poor heart! (Giles Farnaby)
C
- Carters, now cast down your whips (Giles Farnaby)
- Change me, O heavens (John Wilbye)
- Come away, sweet love (Thomas Greaves)
- Come clap thy hands (Thomas Weelkes)
- Come, sable night (John Ward)
- Come, sirrah Jack, ho! (Thomas Weelkes)
- Construe my meaning (Giles Farnaby)
- The curtain drawn (Giles Farnaby)
D
- Dainty fine bird (Orlando Gibbons)
- Dame Venus hence to Paphos go (Thomas Bateson)
- Daphne on the rainbow riding (Giles Farnaby)
- Dear, why do you joy? (Michael East)
- Death hath deprived me (Thomas Weelkes)
- Die now, my heart (Thomas Morley)
- Down from above (Thomas Bateson)
- Draw on, sweet night (John Wilbye)
F
- Fair nymphs, I heard one telling (John Farmer)
- Fair Phyllis I saw (John Farmer)
- Farewell, false love (Michael East)
- Farewell, my joy (Thomas Weelkes)
- The Fauns and Satyrs tripping (Thomas Tomkins)
- The fields abroad (Thomas Morley)
- Flora gave me fairest flowers (John Wilbye)
- For the hearne and ducke (John Bennet)
- Fyer, fyer (Thomas Morley)
H
- Hard by a crystal fountain (Thomas Morley)
- Hark, all ye lovely saints above (Thomas Weelkes)
- Hark, hear you not? (Oriana's Epitaph) (Thomas Bateson)
- Hark, jolly shepherds (Thomas Morley)
- Have I found her (Francis Pilkington)
- Hence Care, thou art too cruel (Thomas Weelkes)
- Hence, stars too dim of light (Michael East)
I
L
- Lady your words do spite me (John Wilbye)
- Lady, the silly flea (Giles Farnaby)
- Lady, when I behold (John Wilbye)
- Lady, when I behold your passions (Giles Farnaby)
- Lady, your eye my love enforced (Thomas Weelkes)
- Leave, alas, this tormenting (Thomas Morley)
- A little pretty bonny lass (John Farmer)
- Lo, country sports (Thomas Weelkes)
- Love shooting among many (Giles Farnaby)
- Love shooting at another (Giles Farnaby)
M
N
O
- O Care, thou wilt despatch me (Thomas Weelkes)
- O grief, e'en on the bud (Thomas Morley)
- O let me live for true love (Thomas Tomkins)
- O sleep, fond fancy (John Bennet)
- O that the learned poets (Orlando Gibbons)
- O what shall I do? (John Wilbye)
- Oft have I vowed (John Wilbye)
- On the plains, fairy trains (Thomas Weelkes)
- Out from the vale (John Ward)
- Oyez! Has any found a lad (Thomas Tomkins)
P
S
- A satyr once did run away (John Ward)
- Say gentle nymphs that tread (Thomas Morley)
- See what a maze of error (George Kirbye)
- See, see the shepherds' Queen (Thomas Tomkins)
- The silver swan (Orlando Gibbons)
- Simkin said that Sis was fair (Giles Farnaby)
- Since Robin Hood (Thomas Weelkes)
- Since tears could not obtain (Michael East)
- Sing we and chant it (Thomas Morley)
- Sing we at pleasure (Thomas Weelkes)
- Sleep now, my muse (George Kirbye)
- Sleep, fleshly birth (Robert Ramsey)
- Sometime she would (Giles Farnaby)
- Still it frieth (Thomas Morley)
- Strike it up, tabor (Thomas Weelkes)
- Susanna fair some time of love (Giles Farnaby)
- Sweet honey-sucking bees (John Wilbye)
- Sweet Suffolk owl (Thomas Vautor)
T
- Take here my heart (Thomas Weelkes)
- Take time while time doth last (John Farmer)
- Those sweet, delightful lilies (Thomas Bateson)
- Though Philomela lost her love (Thomas Morley)
- Thrice blessed be the giver (Giles Farnaby)
- Thule, the period of cosmography (Thomas Weelkes)
- Thus saith my Cloris bright (John Wilbye)
- Thus sings my dearest jewel (Thomas Weelkes)
- To shorten Winter's sadness (Thomas Weelkes)
- Too much I once lamented (Thomas Tomkins)
- Trust not too much (Orlando Gibbons)
W
- The wavering planet (Giles Farnaby)
- We shepherds sing (Thomas Weelkes)
- Weep, O mine eyes (John Bennet)
- Weep, weep mine eyes (John Wilbye)
- What is our life? (Orlando Gibbons)
- What though her frowns (Francis Pilkington)
- When Oriana walk'd (Thomas Bateson)
- Wherefore sit I complaining? (Peter Philips)
- Whilst youthful sports (Thomas Weelkes)
- Whither so fast (Thomas Bateson)
- Who prostrate lies (Thomas Bateson)
- Why do you seek by flight? (Michael East)
- Why runs away my love? (Michael East)
- Why should I grieve? (Francis Pilkington)
- Why smilest thou, sweet jewel? (Michael East)
- Why wail we thus? (George Kirbye)
- Witness, ye heavens (Giles Farnaby)