| Treasures of the English Renaissance |
| Part I: Shakespeare's Songbook |
| Introduction |
| Sir Eglamore (Two Gentlemen of Verona) | Anon. (16th c.) |
| Now is the month of Maying & Barleybreak (Two Noble Kinsmen) | Thomas Morley (1558-1603) |
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| Madness |
| Bonny sweet Robin (Hamlet) | Anon. (16th c.) |
| Mad Tom (King Lear) | John Coprario (c. 1570-1626) |
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| Fools |
| Since Robin Hood | Thomas Weelkes (c. 1575-1626) |
| Ah Robyn (Twelfth Night) | William Cornysh (d. 1523) |
| O Mistress Mine (Twelfth Night) | Thomas Morley |
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| Scorned Lovers |
| Greensleeves (Merry Wives of Windsor) | Anon. (16th c.) |
| The poore soule sat sighing (Othello) | Anon. (16th c.) |
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| Good Queen Bess |
| Queen Elizabeth's Galliard | John Dowland (1563-1626) |
| Fly, Love, that art so sprightly | Thomas Morley |
| Ring out your bells | Anon. (16th c.) |
INTERMISSION / ENTRACTE
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| Part II: Ballads, Catches and Fancies |
| A North Country Lass | Anon. (16th c.) |
| Bellamira & Emperor of the Moon | Anon. (16th c.) |
| Sister, awake | Thomas Bateson (c.1570-1630) |
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| Waltham Abbey | Anon. (16th c.) |
| New Oysters | Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1582-1635) |
| Willy, prithee go to bed | Thomas Ravenscroft |
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| Come away, come sweet love | John Dowland |
| Woodycock | Anon. (16th c.) |
| O lusty May | Anon. (16th c.) |
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| Flow not so fast, ye fountains | John Dowland |
| Sweet William | Anon. (16th c.) |
| Joan to the Maypole | Anon. (16th c.) |
