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Table of Contents:

• In a garden so grene / anonymous
• The frog galliard /John Dowland
• All in a garden grene / anonymous
• A toye / Sir John Pavlett
• Grein greus ye rasses / anonymous
• What mightie motion / anonymous
• Passymeasures ; The lady greensleeves / anonymous
• Fortune my foe / anonymous
• Lyke as the lark / anonymous
• Crimson velvet / Jacob van Eyck
• Our Father which in heaven art / Richard Alison
• Turkeyloney / anonymous
• Kypascie / anonymous
• I smile to see how you devise / anonymous
• Merry cuckolds / Jacob van Eyck
• Tom o' Bedlam / anonymous
• A ground / Edward Collarde
• Our Father which in heaven art / Richard Alison
• Our Father which in heaven art / Jacob van Eyck
• Jam lucis orto sidere / Thomas Tallis

• Taladh Chriosta / anonymous
• Lancashire pipes / anonymous
• Quarter braules / Tielman Susato
• Maid will you marrie? / anonymous.

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Author/Creator:

Circa 1500 (Musical group) , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Contributors:

Hadden, Nancy , performer

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

A handefull of pleasant delites: Elizabethan ballads & dances [Circa 1500 (Musical group)]

Subjects:

Music — England — 16th century

Music — England — 17th century

1500-1699

Music

England

Genres:

Sound recordings

Performers:

Circa 1500, vocal-instrumental ensemble; Nancy Hadden, director.

General Notes:

Production level cataloging.
Program notes by Nancy Hadden with French and German translations and words of the vocal works ([16] p.) in container.
Recorded at St. Andrew's Church, Toddington, Gloucestershire, 1996.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

OCLC Numbers:

609983516

Other Control Numbers:

379362 (source: VaAlASP)
[Unknown Type]: ASP379362/clmu