The Tudors - I Love, Alas

Dowland: My Lady Rich's Galliard

Sidney: Arcadia: Loved I am and yet complain of Love

Morley: I love, alas, I love thee

Weelkes: Lady, your eye my love enforced

Holborne: The Countess of Pembroke's Paradise

Sidney: Sonnets: O fair, O sweet, when I do look on thee

Wilbye: First Set of English Madrigals: 10. Lady, when I behold

Weelkes: Sing we at Pleasure

Sidney: Sonnets: All my sense thy sweetness gained

Vautor: Lock up, fair lids

Anonymous: Loth to depart

Gibbons: Ah, dear heart, why do you rise

Sidney: Sonnets: My Mistress lours

Weelkes: My Phyllis bids me pack away

Kirbye: See, what a maze of error

Dowland: My Lord Willoughby is Welcome Home

Sidney: Arcadia: With two strange Fires

The first set of English madrigals to 3. 4. 5. and 6. parts apt both for viols and voyces. With a mourning song in memory of Prince Henry: 17. Hope of my heart

Vautor: Never did any more delight

Tomkins: Come, shepherds, sing with me

Sidney: Arcadia: My Lute within thyself thy tunes enclose

Pilkington: O softly singing lute

Anonymous: Sir Philip Sidney's Lamentation