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Fine knacks for ladies : madrigal for four voices, John Dowland. by Dowland, John

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Now peep, Bo-peep : madrigal for four voices, by Francis Pilkington. by Pilkington, Francis

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A nosegay of spring flowers : madrigal for four voices, the music by Giles Farnaby. by Farnaby, Giles

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While the bright sun : madrigal for four voices, by William Byrd. by Byrd, William, 1539 or 1540-1623

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Ah me! she frowns, my lady is offended : madrigal for four voices, by Francis Pilkington. by Pilkington, Francis

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Lady, I tell you truly : madrigal for four voices. by Oliphant, Thos

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Shall I abide this jesting : madrigal for five voices, by Richard Alison. by Alison, Richard

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In these delightful pleasant groves. by Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695

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When fair Clora smileth : madrigal for five voices, by G.G. Gastoldi. by Gastoldi, G. G.

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Now I see thy looks were feigned : madrigal for four voices by Thos. Ford. by Ford, Thomas

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A shepherd with his bonny love : madrigal for four voices, by Francis Pilkington. by Pilkington, Francis

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A garden is my lady's face : madrigal for five voices, by Richard Alison. by Alison, Richard

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To take the air a bonny lass was walking : madrigal for four voices, by John Farmer. by Farmer, John, active 1591-1601

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Who shall win my lady fair : a four part song, founded upon an ancient ditty in the Library of the British Museum. by Pearsall, R. L.

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My lady fair doth fly me, madrigal for five voices, composed by Giovi. Ferretti. by Ferretti, Giovanni, approximately 1540-approximately 1609

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White as lilies was her face : a four part song, John Dowland. by Dowland, John

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Come let us sing with merry glee : madrigal for four voices, by William Byrd. by Byrd, William, 1539 or 1540-1623

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I sigh still doom'd to wear the fruit : madrigal for four voices, by Francis Pilkington. by Pilkington, Francis

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Clear or cloudy : madrigal for five voices, by John Dowland. by Dowland, John

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What then is love sings Coridon : madrigal for four voices, by Thos. Ford. by Ford, Thomas

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