TUMS Busking Book

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The TUMS Busking Book

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Editor: Philip Legge (added 2006-01-15).   Score information: A4, 56 pages, 1446 kbytes   Copyright: 2006 Philip Legge
Edition notes: Large vocal score (1.4 MB). Individual pieces all available separately. 1st edition ("Version 1") published 15 January 2006.

General Information

Title: The TUMS Busking Book

Description: A compendium of 26 madrigals, motets, songs, rounds, and canons, as sung by members of the Tasmania University Musical Society, usually for busking at the Salamanca Markets, Hobart.

External websites: PML Music Editions

Tasmania University Musical Society

Contents

WorkComposerPage
Introduction and table of contents2, 3
Come again!John Dowland4
PastymeHenry VIII6
LaudateChristopher Tye8
Come, ye Sons of ArtHenry Purcell10
Non nobis, DomineAnonymous11
Non nobis, DominePhilip Legge11
Fine knacksJohn Dowland12
Dona nobis pacemAnonymous14
Pase el agoaAnonymous15
Weep O mine eyesJohn Bennet16
Alle, psalliteAnonymous18
Drink to me onlyTraditional19
Gaudeamus igiturAnonymous21
Now is the month of mayingThomas Morley22
GreensleevesHenry VIII24
El GrilloJosquin Des Prez26
Il est bel et bonPierre Passereau28
If music be the food of loveHenry Purcell34
Since firstThomas Ford36
Old Mother HubbardAlfred Wheeler38
All at once well metThomas Weelkes44
Fa una canzonaOrazio Vecchi48
Lo, how a roseMelchior Vulpius49
Your shining eyesThomas Bateson50
Faire PhyllisJohn Farmer52
Indices of titles and composers55, 56