Weelkes: Hark, all ye lovely saints above |
This page lists all recordings of Hark, all ye lovely saints above, by Thomas Weelkes (c.1576-1623) on CD. |
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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | Flora gave me fairest flowers21 madrigals of the English Renaissance
Bennet: | Round about in a fair ring | Byrd: | Though Amaryllis dance in green The sweet and merry month of May Lullaby, my sweet little baby | East, M: | Quick, quick, away, dispatch! | Farmer: | A little pretty bonny lass | Gibbons, O: | Dainty fine bird The Silver Swan | Morley: | Now is the month of maying My bonny lass she smileth Fyre! Fyre | Ramsey, R: | Sleep, fleshy birth | Tomkins: | Too much I once lamented Adieu, ye city-prisoning towers! | Weelkes: | Hark, all ye lovely saints above Ha ha! This world doth pass Death hath deprived me | Wilbye: | Weep, weep, mine eyes Flora gave me fairest flowers Draw on, sweet night Adieu, sweet Amaryllis |
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| |  | English Madrigals (a cappella)
Bateson: | Those sweet delightful lilies Phyllis, farewell | Byrd: | Come to me, grief, for ever Come, woeful Orpheus | Farmer: | Fair Phyllis I saw | Morley: | Now is the month of maying Farewell, disdainful | Pilkington: | Why should I grieve? Sweet Phyllida | Tomkins: | Phyllis, now cease to move me Too much I once lamented | Weelkes: | The nightingale, the organ of delight Hark, all ye lovely saints above | Wilbye: | Weep, weep, mine eyes I fall, I fall, O stay me (1st Part) And though my love abounding (2nd Part) Adieu, sweet Amaryllis |
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