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Microfilm copies of Mus. 1074-7, no. 25

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Title:	Hark how the airy choir (= Dicemi la mia stella)	Harke how the ayry quyer [= Dicemi la mia stella]
Composer:	Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii)	[Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii)]

Series: The music collection of Christ Church, Oxford
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Mus. 1074		Reel 59
Mus. 1075		Reel 59
Mus. 1076		Reel 59
Mus. 1077		Reel 59

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Series: The music collection of Christ Church, Oxford (Primary Source Microfilm)


	Reel 59	Reel 59	Reel 59	Reel 59
Mus. 1074-7	Mus. 1074	Mus. 1075	Mus. 1076	Mus. 1077
Mus. 1074-7, no. 1 O what a bless'd condition (= Sweet nymph, come to thy lover) / Thomas Morley	ff. 1^r-v		ff. 1^r-v
Mus. 1074-7, no. 2 Miraculous mutation (= Miraculous love's wounding) / Thomas Morley	ff. 1^v-2^r		ff. 1^v-2^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 3 Shall we fly to the mountains (= Fire and lightning) / Thomas Morley	f. 2^v		ff. 2^v-3^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 4 In nets of strong temptation (= In nets of golden wires) / Thomas Morley	ff. 3^v-4^r		ff. 3^v-4^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 5 O how they are tormented (= Leave now mine eyes) / Thomas Morley	ff. 4^v-5^r		ff. 4^v-5^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 6 O why do rich men glory (= O thou that are so cruel) / Thomas Morley	ff. 5^v-6^r		ff. 5^v-6^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 7 Observe the gentle turtles (= I should for grief and anguish) / Thomas Morley	ff. 6^v-7^r		ff. 6^v-7^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 8 How vain and transitory (= I go before my darling; incomplete) / Thomas Morley	f. 7^v		ff. 7^v-8^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 9 Ye prisoners poor (= Vedo ogni selva rivestir le fronde) / Francesco Soriano	f. 9^r		f. 9^r	f. 1^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 10 The nightingale recounting (= Al tremolar de l'onde) / Felice Anerio	ff. 9^v-10^r		ff. 9^v-10^r	ff. 1^v-2^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 11 O who regards my tears (= Qual sguardo fia giamai) / Vincenzo Ruffo	ff. 12^v-13^r		ff. 12^v-13^r	ff. 4^v-5^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 12 Flow, O my tears (= Flourish ye hillocks) / John Wilbye	ff. 14^v-15^r		ff. 14^v-15^r	ff. 6^v-7^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 13 How fading are the pleasures (= Ah, cruel Amaryllis) / John Wilbye	ff. 15^v-16^r		ff. 15^v-16^r	ff. 7^v-8^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 14 At mercy's throne I cast me down (= As fair as morn) / John Wilbye	ff. 16^v-17^r		ff. 16^v-17^r	ff. 8^v-9^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 15 O what shall I do (sacred contrafactum) / John Wilbye	ff. 17^v-18^r		ff. 17^v-18^r	ff. 9^v-10^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 16 In sin's embraces (= In dew of roses) / Thomas Morley	ff. 18^v-19^r	ff. 0^v-1^r	ff. 18^v-19^r	ff. 10^v-11^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 17 O who regards a wounded soul's lamenting (= Chi vuol udir i miei sospir) / Luca Marenzio	ff. 19^v-20^r	ff. 1^v-2^r	ff. 19^v-20^r	ff. 11^v-12^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 18 Winter is ended (= Zefiro torna) / Luca Marenzio	ff. 20^v-21^r	ff. 2^v-3^r	ff. 20^v-21^r	ff. 12^v-13^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 19 Can any man in country or in city (= O bella man che mi) / Luca Marenzio	ff. 21^v-22^r	ff. 3^v-4^r	ff. 21^v-22^r	ff. 13^v-14^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 20 The worldly man (= Our country swains) / Thomas Weelkes	ff. 22^v-23^r	ff. 4^v-5^r	ff. 22^v-23^r	ff. 14^v-15^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 21 How long shall fading treasure (= Labra amorose e care) / Giovanni Gabrieli	ff. 23^v-24^r	ff. 5^v-6^r	ff. 23^v-24^r	ff. 15^v-16^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 22 Say God should send on us (= Io mi son giovinetta) / Domenico Maria Ferrabosco	ff. 24^v-25^r	ff. 6^v-7^r	ff. 24^v-25^r	ff. 16^v-17^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 23 Sleep, restless thoughts (= Sleep now, my muse) / George Kirbye	ff. 25^v-26^r	ff. 7^v-8^r	ff. 25^v-26^r	ff. 17^v-18^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 24 O man, view but the flowers (= Veggio dolce ben mio) / Luca Marenzio	ff. 26^v-27^r	ff. 8^v-9^r	ff. 26^v-27^r	ff. 18^v-19^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 25 Hark how the airy choir (= Dicemi la mia stella) / Alfonso Ferrabosco (ii)	f. 29^r	f. 10^r	f. 28^r	f. 20^r
Mus. 1074-7, no. 26 Why sit we so dejected (= Se darmi a tutte l'ore) / Felice Anerio	f. 29^v	f. 10^v	f. 28^v	f. 20^v

	Reel 59
Mus. 1078	Mus. 1078
Mus. 1078, no. 1 Nominativo hic et haec et hoc / Tarquinio Merula	ff. 1^v-4^r
Mus. 1078, no. 2 Nominativo quis vel qui quae quod / Tarquinio Merula	ff. 4^v-7^v