Category:Lute accompaniment

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This subcategory of Category:Accompaniment is for choral works with lute accompaniment. This category is added by the Template:LuteAcc, which is typically placed by typing {{LuteAcc}} in the Instruments: field of a choral works page.

Pages in category "Lute accompaniment"

There are 45 articles in this category.

A A Painted Tale (Thomas Morley) Absence, hear thou my protestation (Thomas Morley) B Behold a wonder heere (John Dowland) By a fountaine where I lay (John Dowland) C Can I forget what Reason's force (Thomas Morley) Cleare or Cloudie sweet as Aprill showring (John Dowland) Come ye heauie states of night (John Dowland) Come, Sorrow come (Thomas Morley) D Daphne was not so chaste as she was changing (John Dowland) Dye not before thy day (John Dowland) F Faction that euer dwells in court (John Dowland) Fair in a morn (Thomas Morley) Farewell too faire (John Dowland) Farewell vnkind farewell (John Dowland) H Humor say what makst thou heere (John Dowland)

I I saw my lady weeping (Thomas Morley) If fluds of teares could clense my follies past (John Dowland) In exitu Israel (Vincenzo Galilei) It was a lover and his lass (Thomas Morley) L Lend your eares to my sorrow good people (John Dowland) Love Winged My Hope (Thomas Morley) M Me me and none but me (John Dowland) Mistress mine, well may you fare (Thomas Morley) Mourne, mourne, day is with darknesse fled (John Dowland) N Now cease my wandring eyes (John Dowland) O O sweet woods, the delight of solitarienesse (John Dowland) Oh what hath ouerwrought my all amazed thought (John Dowland) P Praise blindnesse eies, for seeing is deceipt (John Dowland) S Shall I sue, shall I seeke for grace (John Dowland) She straight her light green silken coats (Thomas Morley) Sleep, slumb'ring eyes (Thomas Morley)

T Thirsis and Milla (Thomas Morley) Time Stands Still (John Dowland) Tosse not my soule (John Dowland) U Up merry mates (John Dowland) W Welcome black night (John Dowland) What if my mistress now (Thomas Morley) When David's life by Saul was often sought (Part 2) (John Dowland) When Phœbus first did Daphne loue (John Dowland) Where Sinne sore wounding (John Dowland) White as Lillies was hir face (John Dowland) White as lilies was her face (Thomas Morley) Who is it that this dark night (Thomas Morley) Will you buy a fine dog? (Thomas Morley) With my love my life was nestled (Thomas Morley)