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The Laughing Cavalier

(2010)

Ah heav'n what is't I hear (John Blow)

Amorosa Pargoletta (Nicholas Lanier)

Care-charming sleep (Robert Johnson)

Cast your caps and cares away (John Wilson)

Come hither you that love (Robert Johnson:John Wilson)

Come lay by your cares (Robert Smith)

Coprario or Gray's Inn the first (John Coprario)

Country dance (John Jenkins)

Dear do not your fair beauty wrong (Robert Johnson)

Dearest do not now delay me (Anon:Henry Lawes)

From the fair Lavinian shore (John Wilson)

Full fathom five thy father lies (Robert Johnson:John Wilson)

Gather your rosebuds (William Lawes)

God Lyeus ever young (John Wilson:attribured to Robert Johnson)

I know that my Redeemer lives (Matthew Locke)

Lawn as white as driven snow (attributed to John Wilson)

Misera Pastorella (Nicholas Lanier)

Music the master of thy art is dead (William Lawes)

Now the lusty spring is seen (John Wilson: attributed to Robert Johnson)

O think not Phoebe 'cause a cloud (William Lawes)

Orpheus with his lute (Matthew Locke)

She weepeth full sore (William Lawes)

Some drink boy some drink (William Lawes)

Sweet do not thus destroy me (Nicholas Lanier)

Though I am young (Nicholas Lanier)

Turn turn thy beauteous face away (John Wilson)

When the King enjoys his own again (Anon)

I sing of a maiden that matchless is

Ah Robin (William Cornish c1520)

As I walked through the meadow (trad)

Cavalilly man (anon 17th century)

Deprecamur te domine (anon Anglo Saxon)

Dives and Lazarus (trad)

Down by the salley gardens (trad)

Edi be thu (anon 13th century)

Fowles in the frith bird on a briar (anon 13th century)

How should I your true love know Walsingham (anon 16th century)

I sing of a maiden that matchless is (Gustav Holst)

Ivy is good (anon 15th century)

Jesu sweet now will I sing (Gustav Holst)

Lo country sports (Thomas Weelkes 1597)

Madame damours (anon c1520)

Man may longe lives ween (anon 13th century)

My leman is so true (Gustav Holst)

Now would I fain summer this make (anon 15th century)

Silent worship (GF Handel A Somervell)

Stand well mother under rood (anon 13th to 14th century)

Wounded I am Yet of us twain (William Byrd 1589)

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