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| ==Music files==
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| *{{PostedDate|2020-04-07}} {{CPDLno|57883}} [[Media:Fayrfax_-_Most_clere_of_colour_-_Full_Score.pdf|{{pdf}}]] [[Media:Fayrfax_-_Most_clere_of_colour_-_Full_Score.mxl|{{XML}}]]
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| {{Editor|Humphrey Thompson|2020-04-07}}{{ScoreInfo|A3|2|42}}{{Copy|CPDL}}
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| :'''Edition notes:''' {{MXL}}
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| ==General Information==
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| '''Title:''' ''Most clear of colour''<br>
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| {{Composer|Robert Fayrfax}}
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| {{Lyricist|}}
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| {{Voicing|3|ATB|ATBar or ATB}}<br>
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| {{Genre|Secular|Art songs}}
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| {{Language|English}}
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| {{Instruments|A cappella}}
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| {{Pub|1|}}
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| '''Description:'''
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| ==Original text and translations==
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| {{Text|English|
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| Most clere of colour and rote of stedfastness,
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| With vertu connyng her maner is lede,
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| Which that passyth my mynde for to express
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| Of her bounte, beaute and womanhode;
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| The bryghtest myrrour and floure ofgoodlyhed,
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| Which that all men knowith, both more and less;
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| Thes vertues byn pryntyd in her doutless.}}
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| [[Category:Renaissance music]]
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