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Extracts from our selection of songs:
| Sing we and chant it | Thomas Morley (16th Century) |  |
0:22 |
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| Ah Robin, gentle Robin | William Cornyshe (15/16th Century) | |
1:19 |
| Come again! Sweet love doth now invite | John Dowland (16/17th Century) | |
1:20 |
| Thus saith my Cloris bright | John Wilbye (16/17th Century) | |
1:02 |
| Here, my Chloë | William Horsley (18/19th Century) | |
1:16 |
| John Anderson, my jo | Trad/Robert Burns (18th Century) | |
0:44 |
| Fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone | John Farmer (16th Century) | |
0:59 |
| If my complaints | John Dowland | |
1:46 |
| Now, O now, I needs must part | John Dowland | |
1:10 |
| When from my love I looked for love | John Bartlet (17th Century) | |
0:49 |
| Now is the month of maying | Thomas Morley | |
0:36 |
| To shorten Winter's sadness | Thomas Weelkes (16/17th Century) | |
1:02 |
| He that hath a pleasant face | John L Hatton (19th Century) | |
1:36 |
| In going to my naked bed | Richard Edwardes (16th Century) | |
1:28 |
| Sing me a song without a note of sadness | Orazio Vecchi (16th Century) | |
0:56 |
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