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19 August 2019

How the world wags [The City Waites]

How the world wags

Social Music for a 17th century Englishman

Anonymous

Jamaica, or The Jovial Broom Man

Maurice Webster (fl 1621-1636)

Galliard

Thomas Ravenscroft (c1582-c1635)

Who Liveth so Merry

Anonymous

The Saint Turned Sinner

Matthew Locke (c1622-1677)

Little Consort Suite in G minor: Ayre

Thomas Ravenscroft (c1582-c1635)

Martin Said to His Man

Anonymous

The Miller of Dee

Packington's Pound

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)

Pox on You for a Fop

John Bennet (c1575-c1614)

The Hunt is Up

Cuthbert Hely (fl 1630)

Almain

Anonymous

The Jolly Barber

Robert Johnson (c1583-1633)

As I Walked Forth

Martin Parker (fl 1650)

Seldom Cleanly

William Croft (1678-1727)

Sonata in G

Thomas Ravenscroft (c1582-c1635)

Tomorrow the Fox Will Come to Town

Thomas D’Urfey (1653-1723)

The Winchester Wedding

Matthew Locke (c1622-1677)

Little Consort Suite in G minor: Saraband

William Lawes (1602-1645)

Gather Your Rosebuds

Thomas Ravenscroft (c1582-c1635)

A Bellman's Song

The City Waites

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(by courtesy of basso profundo@Susato)

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Posts with: The City Waites

25 May 2019

The Art of the Bawdy Song [The Baltimore Consort]

The Art of the Bawdy Song

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)

I gave her Cakes and I gave her Ale

Fye, nay, prithee John

The Miller's Daughter

Tom the Taylor

My Lady's Coachman John

As Roger last Night to Jenny lay close

Pox on you

Sir Walter enjoying his Damsel

Come, come let us drink

Henry Aldrich (1648-1710)

Taking his beer with old Anacharsis

Thomas D'Urfey (c1653-1723)

Cold and Raw

Robert Jones (fl 1597-1615)

Will said to his Mammy

John Isham (c1680-1726)

Celia learning on the Spinnet

Thomas Weelkes (1576-1623)

Come sirrah Jacke hoe

John Blow (1649-1708)

'Tis Women makes us love

John Eccles (c1688-1735)

My man John had a Thing that was long

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562-1621)

More Palatino

Anonymous

Aniseed Robin

Cuckolds all a-row

The Old Fumbler

Walking in a Meadowe Greene

The Irish Jig or The Night Ramble

Dainty fine Aniseed water

Most men do love the Spanish wine

Argeers

Gathering Peascods

My lady and her Maid

Ladie lie near me

My Thing is my own

Here dwells a pretty Maid

When first Amyntas sued for a Kiss

Poor Owen

Where they drank

The Merry Companions

The Baltimore Consort

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(by courtesy of Fasch@Susato)

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Posts with: The Baltimore Consort

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19 August 2019

How the world wags [The City Waites]

How the world wags

Social Music for a 17th century Englishman

25 May 2019

The Art of the Bawdy Song [The Baltimore Consort]

The Art of the Bawdy Song

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