Christ Church Music Catalogue
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| Mus. 437 | Mus. 437 | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 1 (Rudiments of music theory and notation) |
f. 1v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 2 Mal Sims (Brookes 737) |
f. 2r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 3 The Spanish Pavan (Brookes 863) |
f. 3r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 4 See the building (VdGS Air 119; Brookes 1811) / Simon Ives |
f. 4r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 5 Masque: The fairest nymphs (Brookes 760) |
f. 5r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 6 Saraband (Brookes 1763; RRMBE 81 no. 26) / Richard Portman |
f. 6r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 7 Masque: Grays Inn (Brookes 762) |
ff. 7r-v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 8 On a summer's day (Brookes 833) |
olim 14r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 9 'Humbers carrere' (Brookes 1806) |
f. 8v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 10 The Spaniard (Brookes 1004a) |
f. 9r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 11 (Incipit only, abandoned) |
f. 9v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 12 Paul's Wharf (Brookes 844) |
olim 18r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 13 If my complaints could passions move (Brookes 639; incomplete) / John Dowland, arr. anon. |
f. 10v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 14 Masque: Welcome home [MB 20 no. 42] / Orlando Gibbons |
f. 10v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 15 Pavan: Lachrymae (Brookes 857b; ending only) / John Dowland, arr. anon. |
f. 11r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 16 Alman: Lady Hatton (Brookes 1834) / Robert Johnson (ii) |
f. 11v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 17 'Almayne cottiers' (Brookes 315) |
f. 12r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 18 (Unidentified; Brookes 1817a) |
f. 12v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 19 (Unidentified; Brookes 1076) |
f. 12v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 100 (Lists of services and anthems copied in Layer 2) |
- | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 101 Lord, for thy tender mercy's sake / Richard Farrant |
f. 2v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 102 ?Single chant / Barnabas Isaac |
f. 2v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 103 Dorian Service: S / Thomas Tallis |
f. 3r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 104 O Lord our governor / William Ellis |
f. 3v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 105 (Unidentified fragment) |
f. 4r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 106 Zadok the priest / Henry Lawes |
olim 5v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 107 Venite / Barnabas Isaac |
f. 4v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 108 I am the resurrection / Robert Lugge |
f. 5v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 109 Call to remembrance / Richard Farrant |
f. 6v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 110 Hide not thou thy face from us / Richard Farrant |
f. 7v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 111 (Unidentified fragment) |
f. 8r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 112 Sanctus / William Ellis |
f. 8v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 113 Windsor tune (single chant, notated in 4-voice score) |
f. 9r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 114 Lord, we beseech thee give ear / Adrian Batten |
f. 9v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 115 (Unidentified fragment) |
f. 10r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 116 (Unidentified fragment) |
f. 10v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 117 (Unidentified work, ?setting a metrical text) |
f. 11r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 118 (Unidentified fragment) |
olim 22v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 119 Preces and responses (several settings, including deleted passages and fragments) |
ff. 12r-13r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 120 Seventh Service: T/J / Thomas Weelkes |
ff. 13v-16r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 121 Venite / Robert Matton |
f. 16r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 122 Dorian Service: T / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 16v-18r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 123 O praise the Lord, all ye heathen [I] / Adrian Batten |
olim 41r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 124 Dorian Service: B/K/C/M/N / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 18v-22r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 125 O Lord our governor / William Ellis |
f. 22v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 126 Hide not thou thy face from us / Adrian Batten |
f. 23r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 127 Short Service: T/B/K/C/M/N / William Byrd |
ff. 23v-30r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 128 ?Venite / Robert Matton |
f. 29r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 129 O be joyful in God / William King |
f. 30r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 130 Short Service for means: T/J/K/C/M/N / Adrian Batten |
ff. 30v-36r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 131 Service in D: T/J/K/C/M/N / Robert Lugge |
olim 59v - f. 65v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 132 First Service: T/B/M/N/K/C / Thomas Tomkins |
ff. 41v-48v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 133 The Lord is king, be the people / William King |
ff. 48v-49r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 134 Haste thee, O God, to deliver me [I] (incomplete at end) / Adrian Batten |
f. 52v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 135 Let my complaint / Robert Lugge |
ff. 52r-51r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 136 Hide not thou thy face from us (lacks ending) / Richard Farrant |
f. 51r | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 137 When the Lord turned again (lacks opening) / Adrian Batten |
olim 74v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 138 Venite / Barnabas Isaac |
f. 50v | |||||
| Mus. 437, no. 139 My song shall be of mercy and judgement / Henry Lawes |
ff. 50r-49r | |||||
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| Mus. 438 | Mus. 438 | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 1 Fairest Theina, let me know / John Wilson |
f. 1r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 2 Come away, 'tis night (dialogue with chorus; here opening with the words 'Look up, sad soule'] |
ff. 1v-1*r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 3 Greedy lover, pause awhile / John Wilson |
f. 1*v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 4 Here lieth Charles the First (words only, incomplete) |
f. 2r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 5 Hark, Celia, hark |
f. 3r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 6 (unidentified fragment in keyboard score) |
f. 3v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 7 Short Service: T (opening only) / William Byrd |
f. 4v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 8 Short Service in d sol re: T / Adrian Batten |
ff. 4*v-6r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 9 Short Service (C) / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 6v-8r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 10 Short Service: C (five-voice version) / William Byrd |
ff. 8r-9r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 11 Short Service in d sol re: C/K / Adrian Batten |
ff. 9v-10v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 12 First Service: T / Elway Bevin |
ff. 11r-12v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 13 Short Service in d sol re: J (here labelled 'Benedictus') / Adrian Batten |
ff. 13v-14r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 14 First Service: Bs / Elway Bevin |
ff. 14v-16r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 15 Short Service in d sol re: M/N / Adrian Batten |
ff. 16v-18r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 16 Short Service: T/B/M/N/K / William Byrd |
ff. 18v-23r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 17 Short Service: T/K / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 23v-24v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 18 Hide not thou thy face from us / Richard Farrant |
f. 25r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 19 Short Service: B/M/N / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 25v-27r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 20 Praise the Lord, O my soul [I] / William Child |
ff. 28v-29r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 21 Haste thee, O God, to deliver me [I] / Adrian Batten |
ff. 29v-30r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 22 O praise the Lord, all ye heathen [I] / Adrian Batten |
f. 30v | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 23 Call to remembrance / Richard Farrant |
f. 31r | |||||
| Mus. 438, no. 24 Deliver us, O Lord / Adrian Batten |
f. 31v | |||||
| Reel 18 | ||||||
| Mus. 439 | Mus. 439 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 1 Sleep, slumb'ring eyes / Thomas Morley? |
pp. 1-2 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 2 Tarry, sweet love / Thomas Campion? |
p. 3 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 3 Fie, fie, fie, what a coil is here! / Robert Jones |
pp. 4-5 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 4 Flow, my tears / John Dowland |
pp. 6-7 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 5 Flow, my tears (bass only, transposed) / John Dowland |
p. 7 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 6 Four arms, two necks, one wreathing / Thomas Weelkes |
p. 8 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 7 O mortal man, how long wilt thou remain (opening strain only) |
p. 9 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 8 I never laid me down to rest / Robert Taylor |
p. 9 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 9 Sweet, come again / Philip Rosseter |
p. 10 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 10 Though you are young and I am old / Thomas Campion |
p. 11 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 11 There was a frog swum in the lake |
pp. 12-13 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 12 My mistress loves no woodcocks |
pp. 14-15 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 13 John, you're my husband's man, you know |
pp. 16-17 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 14 Go, my flock, go, go you hence / Robert Taylor |
p. 17 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 15 The marigold of golden hue / Leonard Woodson |
pp. 18-19 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 16 Dear, my dear, why are you cruel? |
p. 20 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 17 Fain I would, but O I dare not / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 21 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 18 Daphnis came on a summer's day / Thomas Lupo? |
p. 22 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 19 Go thou my soul to thy desired rest |
p. 23 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 20 Shepherd, in faith tell me how much |
p. 24 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 21 With what new thoughts / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 25 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 22 Though your strangeness / Thomas Campion |
p. 26 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 23 Hark, all you ladies that do sleep |
pp. 26-27 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 24 But if you let your lovers moan (part 2 of {Mus. 439, no. 23}) |
p. 27 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 25 unidentified piece for lyra viol (VdGS 8316) |
p. 27 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 26 Intruding hopes ('Dialogue of Hope and Joy', part 1) |
p. 28 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 27 Mistaking joy ('Dialogue of Hope and Joy', part 2) |
p. 28 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 28 I am a lover, yet was never loved / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 29 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 29 Ay me, can love and beauty so conspire |
pp. 30-31 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 30 Come away, come away / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 31 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 31 Farewell, dear infant |
pp. 32-33 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 32 Sitting down to her repast |
p. 34 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 33 Now what is love, I pray thee tell? / Robert Jones |
p. 35 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 34 Art thou that she / Thomas Campion? |
p. 36 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 35 With my love my life was nestled / Thomas Morley |
p. 37 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 36 O the joys that soon should waste (from 'Cynthia's Revels' (Ben Jonson)) |
pp. 38-39 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 37 Here's none but only I |
p. 39 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 38 Fair eyes, regard my love (opening only) |
p. 40 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 39 This merry pleasant spring |
pp. 42-43 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 40 If I seek t'enjoy the fruits |
p. 44 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 41 Now, O now, I needs must part / John Dowland |
p. 45 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 42 Sleep, wayward thoughts / John Dowland |
p. 46 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 43 Sleep, wayward thoughts (lyra viol accompaniment) / John Dowland |
p. 46 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 44 Come, ye heavy states of night / John Dowland |
p. 47 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 45 Late is my rash accounting / Thomas Weelkes |
p. 48 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 46 Ha ha! this world doth pass / Thomas Weelkes |
p. 49 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 47 The nightingale, the organ of delight / Thomas Weelkes |
p. 50 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 48 Hey nonny no / Nathaniel Giles |
p. 51 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 49 If my complaints could passions move / John Dowland |
pp. 52-53 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 50 In fields abroad / William Byrd |
p. 54 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 51 Come, lusty ladies |
pp. 56-57 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 52 Constant Penelope / William Byrd |
pp. 58-59 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 53 All in a garden green (VdGS 8304) |
p. 59 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 54 Why stays the bridegroom / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
pp. 60-61 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 55 I must complain she doth enjoy my love (= {Mus. 439, no. 59}) |
pp. 62-63 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 56 O hear my prayer / Nathaniel Giles |
pp. 64-65 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 57 Sweet wanton wag |
p. 66 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 58 What if I sped where I least expected / Robert Jones |
p. 67 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 59 I must complain she doth enjoy my love (= {Mus. 439, no. 55}) |
pp. 68-69 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 60 Sorrow, stay (opening only, deleted) / John Dowland |
p. 70 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 61 Every bush new springing [II] / Michael Cavendish |
pp. 70-71 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 62 Eyes lie awake in hope of happy seeing |
p. 72 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 63 Dreams and imaginations / Robert Jones |
p. 73 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 64 Hold, lingel, hold |
pp. 74-75 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 65 You that have that dainty ear |
pp. 76-77 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 66 O eyes, o mortal stars / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 78 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 67 Will you buy a fine dog / Thomas Morley? |
pp. 80-81 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 68 Lullaby, my sweet little baby / William Byrd |
pp. 82-84 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 69 Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not / William Byrd |
pp. 84-85 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 70 Young and simple though I am / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 86 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 71 Drown not my tears / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
pp. 88-89 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 72 Sing the nobless of his race (from 'Sing we then heroic grace') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 90 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 73 Shall I seek to ease my grief? / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 91 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 74 Fly from the world, O fly / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 92 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 75 If all these Cupids now were blind (part 1) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 93 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 76 It was no policy of court (part 2 of {Mus. 439, no. 75}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 94 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 77 If all the ages of the earth / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 95 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 78 Yes, were the Loves or false or straying (part 3 of {Mus. 439, no. 75}; lacks ending) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 96 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 79 Galliard in d (bass only) / James Harding |
p. 97 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 80 Woodecock (bass only) / Hugh Facy |
p. 97 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 81 treble air, unidentified |
p. 97 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 82 Passing measures galliard (bass only) |
p. 98 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 83 unidentified bass or ground in g |
p. 98 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 84 Farewell, dear love (bass only) / Robert Jones |
p. 98 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 85 Fragment in G for lyra viol (VdGS 6638) |
p. 100 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 86 Arise, arise, my thoughts (lacks ending) / Robert Jones |
p. 100 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 87 Unconstant love / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 101 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 88 My mind to me a kingdom is / William Byrd |
p. 102 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 89 Venus birds, whose mournful tunes / John Bennet (i) |
p. 103 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 90 My soul, oppressed with care and grief / William Byrd |
pp. 104-105 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 91 Though Amaryllis dance in green / William Byrd |
p. 105 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 92 O Lord, how long wilt thou forget / William Byrd |
pp. 106-107 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 93 Galliard in A (lyra viol) |
p. 107 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 94 My prime of youth (part 1) / Richard Allison |
pp. 108-109 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 95 The spring is past (part 2 of {Mus. 439, no. 94}) / Richard Allison |
pp. 109-110 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 96 The stately stag that seems so stout |
p. 111 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 97 Fragment in g for bass viol |
p. 112 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 98 Ground in g for bass viol |
p. 112 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 99 Coranto in a (bass only) |
p. 112 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 100 Galliard in f (lyra viol, VdGS 8317) |
p. 112inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 101 Prelude in a (lyra viol) / Joseph Sherley |
p. 113 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 102 Coranto in a (lyra viol) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
p. 113 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 103 Jenny (lyra viol; VdGS 9140) |
pp. 114-116R | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 104 What if a day or a night or a year |
p. 115 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 105 Ground in d, bass only |
p. 117inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 106 Ground in g, bass only |
p. 117inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 107 Ground in G, bass only |
p. 117inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 108 Ground in G, bass only |
p. 117inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 109 Ground in G, bass only |
p. 117inv | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 110 Pavan in a (lyra viol) / Joseph Sherley |
p. 118 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 111 Galliard in a (lyra viol) / Joseph Sherley |
p. 119 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 112 Coranto in a (lyra viol) / Joseph Sherley |
p. 120 | |||||
| Mus. 439, no. 113 A toy (in a, for lyra viol, VdGS 9195b) |
p. 120 | |||||
| Reel 18 | ||||||
| Mus. 440 | Mus. 440 | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 1 Dorian Service (T/B/K/Gos/C/M/N) / Thomas Tallis |
ff. 1r-6v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 3 Sharp Service (M/N) / William Child |
ff. 8v-9v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 4 Whole Service in D (T/J/S/K/C) / Benjamin Rogers |
ff. 10r-14v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 5 Te Deum and Jubilate in D / Henry Purcell |
ff. 16r-29v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 6 Out of the horror of the lowest deep / William King |
ff. 37r-36v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 7 For thy word endureth (text incipit only) |
f. 39r | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 8 Call to remembrance / Richard Farrant |
f. 39v | |||||
| Mus. 440, no. 9 Short Service (S only) / Thomas Tallis |
f. 39v | |||||
| Reel 18 | Reel 18 | Reel 18 | Reel 18 | |||
| Mus. 459-62 | Mus. 459 | Mus. 460 | Mus. 461 | Mus. 462 | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 1 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 14) / Thomas Lupo |
f. 1r | f. 1r | f. 1r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 2 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 1; MB 48 no. 7) / Orlando Gibbons |
ff. 1v-2r | ff. 1v-2r | ff. 1v-2r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 3 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 2; MB 48 no. 8) / Orlando Gibbons |
ff. 2v-3r | ff. 2v-3r | ff. 2v-3r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 4 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 2) / Thomas Lupo |
ff. 3v-4r | ff. 3v-4r | ff. 3v-4r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 5 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 5) / Thomas Lupo |
ff. 4v-4Ar | ff. 4v-5r | ff. 4v-5r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 6 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 5; MB 48 no. 11) / Orlando Gibbons |
ff. 4Av-5r | ff. 5v-6r | ff. 5v-6r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 7 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 6; MB 48 no. 12) / Orlando Gibbons |
ff. 5v-6r | ff. 6v-7r | ff. 6v-7r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 8 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 24) / Thomas Lupo |
ff. 6v-7r | ff. 7v-8r | ff. 7v-8r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 9 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 1) / George Jeffreys |
ff. 7v-8r | ff. 8v-9r | ff. 8v-9r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 10 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 2) / George Jeffreys |
ff. 8v-9r | ff. 9v-10r | ff. 9v-10r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 11 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 3) / George Jeffreys |
ff. 9v-10r | ff. 10v-11r | ff. 10v-11r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 12 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 4) / George Jeffreys |
ff. 10v-11r | ff. 11v-12r | ff. 11v-12r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 13 Fantasia a3 for treble, two bass viols and organ, no. 1 (VdGS 1; MB 65 no. 5) / Richard Mico |
ff. 15v-16r | ff. 16v-17r | ff. 16v-17r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 14 Fantasia a3 for treble, two bass viols and organ, no. 2 (VdGS 2; MB 65 no. 6) / Richard Mico |
ff. 16v-17r | ff. 17v-18r | ff. 17v-18r | |||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 15 Fantasia a3 for treble, two bass viols and organ, no. 3 (VdGS 3; MB 65 no. 7) / Richard Mico |
ff. 17v-18r | |||||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 16 Fantasia a3 for treble, two bass viols and organ, no. 4 (VdGS 4; MB 65 no. 8) / Richard Mico |
f. 18v | |||||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 17 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 1 (VdGS 1; MB 83 no. 21) / John Ward |
ff. 23v-24r | ff. [0]v-1r | ff. 24v-25r | ff. 24v-25r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 18 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 2 (VdGS 2; MB 83 no. 22) / John Ward |
ff. 24v-25r | ff. 1v-2r | ff. 25v-26r | ff. 25v-26r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 19 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 4 (VdGS 4; MB 83 no. 24) / John Ward |
ff. 25v-26r | ff. 2v-3r | ff. 26v-27r | ff. 26v-27r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 20 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 5 (VdGS 5; MB 83 no. 25) / John Ward |
ff. 26v-27r | ff. 3v-4r | ff. 27v-28r | ff. 27v-28r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 21 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 3 (VdGS 3; MB 83 no. 23) / John Ward |
ff. 27v-28r | ff. 4v-5r | ff. 28v-29r | ff. 28v-29r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 22 'Oxford' Fantasia a4 no. 6 (VdGS 6; MB 83 no. 26) / John Ward |
ff. 28v-29r | ff. 5v-6r | ff. 29v-30r | ff. 29v-30r | ||
| Mus. 459-62, no. 23 Fantasia a4 (VdGS 2) / Simon Ives |
ff. 29v-30r | ff. 6v-7r | ff. 30v-31r | ff. 30v-31r | ||
| Reel 18 | Reel 18 | Reel 18 | Reel 18 | Reel 18 | ||
| Mus. 463-7 | Mus. 463 | Mus. 464 | Mus. 465 | Mus. 466 | Mus. 467 | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 1 Incipit Lamentatio Ieremiae prophetae [I] / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 1r-v | ff. 1r-v | ff. 1r-v | ff. 1r-v | ff. 1r-v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 2 De Lamentatione Ieremiae prophetae / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 2r-v | ff. 2r-v | ff. 2r-v | ff. 2r-v | ff. 2r-v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 3 Heu mihi, Domine [I] / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 3r | f. 3r | f. 3r | f. 3r | f. 3r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 4 Sana me, Domine (prima pars) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 3v | f. 3v | f. 3v | f. 3v | f. 3v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 5 Ne derelinquas me, Domine (secunda pars of {Mus. 463-7, no. 4}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 4r | f. 4r | f. 4r | f. 4r | f. 4r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 6 Conserva me, Domine (prima pars) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 4v | f. 4v | f. 4v | f. 4v | f. 4v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 7 Vias tuas, Domine (secunda pars of {Mus. 463-7, no. 6}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 5r | f. 5r | f. 5r | f. 5r | f. 5r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 8 Peccantem me quotidie / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 5v | f. 5v | f. 5v | f. 5v | f. 5v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 9 Musica laeta / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 6r | f. 6r | f. 6r | f. 6r | f. 6r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 10 Cantabo Domino (undecima pars of 'Benedic, anima mea, Domino') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 6v | f. 6v | f. 6v | f. 6v | f. 6v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 11 Magna est gloria eius (secunda pars of 'Domine, in virtute tua') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 7r | f. 7r | f. 7r | f. 7r | f. 7r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 12 Mirabile mysterium / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 7v | f. 7v | f. 7v | f. 7v | f. 9v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 13 Ingemuit Susanna / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 8r | f. 8r | f. 8r | f. 8r | f. 10r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 14 Da pacem Domine [I] / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 8v | f. 8v | f. 8v | f. 8v | f. 10v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 15 Laboravi in gemitu meo / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 9r | f. 9r | f. 9r | f. 9r | f. 11r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 16 Posuisti tenebras (septima pars of 'Benedic, anima mea, Domino') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 9v | f. 9v | f. 9v | f. 9v | f. 11v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 17 Ad Dominum cum tribularer / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 10r | f. 10r | f. 10r | f. 10r | f. 12r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 18 In nomine [I] / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 10v | f. 10v | f. 10v | f. 10v | f. 12v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 19 In nomine [II] / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 11r | f. 11r | f. 11r | f. 11r | f. 13r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 20 Fuerunt mihi lachrimae meae / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 11v | f. 11v | f. 11v | f. 13v | ||
| Mus. 463-7, no. 21 Laboravi in gemitu meo / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii) |
f. 12r | f. 12r | f. 12r | f. 12r | f. 14r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 22 Felices Britones |
ff. 12v-13r | ff. 12v-13r | ff. 12v-13r | ff. 12v-13r | ff. 14v-15r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 23 Surge propera ... columba mea (prima pars) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 13v | f. 13v | f. 13v | f. 13v | f. 7v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 24 Surge propera ... formosa mea (secunda pars of {Mus. 463-7, no. 23}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 14r | f. 14r | f. 14r | f. 14r | f. 8r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 25 Qui consolabatur me / Jacobus Clemens non Papa |
f. 14v | f. 14v | ff. 14v-15r | f. 14v | f. 8v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 26 Deh non ponete fine / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 15r | f. 15r | f. 15r | f. 15r | f. 9r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 27 Hor pien d'alto desio (terza parte of 'Mentre ti fui sì grato') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 23v | f. 25v | f. 25v | f. 25v | f. 22v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 28 Hor un laccio (quarta parte of 'Mentre ti fui sì grato') / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 24r | f. 26r | f. 26r | f. 26r | f. 23r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 29 Vorrei lagnarmi a pieno (prima parte) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 24v | f. 26v | f. 26v | f. 26v | f. 23v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 30 S'io taccio (seconda parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 29}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 25r | f. 27r | f. 27r | f. 27r | f. 24r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 31 Se pur è ver / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 25v | f. 27v | f. 27v | f. 27v | f. 24v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 32 Donna, l'ardente fiamma (prima parte) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 26r | f. 28r | f. 28r | f. 28r | f. 25r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 33 Signor, la vostra fiamma (seconda parte) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 26v | f. 28v | f. 28v | f. 28v | f. 25v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 34 Dolci, mentre il ciel volse (prima parte) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 27v | f. 29v | f. 29v | f. 29v | f. 26v | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 35 Felice, ohime (seconda parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 34}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
f. 28r | f. 30r | f. 30r | f. 30r | f. 27r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 36 Standomi un giorno (prima parte) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 28v-29r | ff. 30v-31r | ff. 30v-31r | ff. 30v-31r | ff. 27v-28r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 37 Indi per alto mar (seconda parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 36}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 29v-30r | ff. 31v-32r | ff. 31v-32r | ff. 31v-32r | ff. 28v-29r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 38 In un boschetto (terza parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 36}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 30v-31r | ff. 32v-33r | ff. 32v-33r | ff. 32v-33r | ff. 29v-30r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 39 Chiara fontana (quarta parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 36}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 31v-32r | ff. 33v-34r | ff. 33v-34r | ff. 33v-34r | ff. 30v-31r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 40 Una strania phenice (quinta parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 36}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 32v-33r | ff. 34v-35r | ff. 34v-35r | ff. 34v-35r | ff. 31v-32r | |
| Mus. 463-7, no. 41 Al fin vid'io (sesta parte of {Mus. 463-7, no. 36}) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (i) |
ff. 33v-34r | ff. 35v-36r | ff. 35v-36r | ff. 35v-36r | ff. 32v-33r | |