Thomas Ravenscroft

Life

Born: 1592

Died: 1633

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• Lord, bow thine ear to my request
• Lord, bow thine ear to my request

1. Secular Songs

Ale and tobacco   ( ) And seest thou my cow     (   ) As I went by the way   ( ) Banbury Ale     (2 editions available) Behold now give heed   ( Finale 2008 ) Belman's Song, A     (2 editions available) A wooing Song of a Yeoman of Kents Sonne.   ( ) Brooms for old shoes     (2 editions available) Browning Madame     (  )   (  ) By a bank     (   Finale 2001 ) Canst Thou Love   ( ) Come Drinke to Me   ( ) canon; 4 line and single line score available Come follow me merrily   ( ) Cryer's Song of Cheape-Side, The     (   ) Dery ding, dig, dasson   ( ) Exaudi Domine orationem meam     (   Encore ) Fayries Daunce, The   ( ) Go no more to Brainford   ( ) Go to Ioane Glouer   ( ) Great Bells of Oesney, The   ( ) Haste, haste, post haste   ( ) Hawkes-vp, for a Hunts-vp, A   ( ) Hawking for the Partridge   ( ) He that will an Ale-House Keepe     (2 editions available) Hey downe downe   ( ) canon; 4 line and single line score available Hey down a down/Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la   ( ) canon; 5 line and single line score available Hey downe a downe     (   Finale 1998 ) Hey ho, to the greene wood   ( ) Hey, ho, nobody at home   ( ) Hodge Trillindle to his Zweet hart   ( ) I am a-thirst   ( ) I have a house and land in Kent     (2 editions available) I lay with an old man   ( ) I pray good Mother   ( )

Joan, come kiss me now   ( ) Kit and Tom chid a   ( ) Lady come downe   ( ) Leave of Hymen   ( ) Malkinz anzwer to Hodge Trillindle   ( ) The marriage of the frogge and the mouse     (2 editions available) Maults Come Down   ( ) Mercuries song, the messenger of the gods   ( ) My Lord my God in all distresse   ( ) My master is so wise   ( ) My Mistress will not be content   ( ) New oysters new   ( ) Now Flowres   ( ) Of Ale   ( ) Of all the birds that ever I see     (   ) Of Beare   ( ) Oh My Love   ( ) A round of three country dances in one   ( Finale 2009 ) Satyres Daunce, The   ( ) Seruants out of Seruice   ( ) Sing We Now Merily   ( ) canon; 10 line and single line score available A Song of Pages     (2 editions available) Their Goncluzion   ( ) There were Three Ravens   ( ) Three Blinde Mice   ( ) Tomorrow the fox will come to town     (  )   (  ) Toss the pot     (   Sibelius 2 ) The courtiers good morrow to his mistris   ( ) The courtiers courtship to his mistris; the mistris to the courtier   ( ) The crowning of Belphebe   ( ) Urchins Daunce, The   ( ) Ut Re Me   ( ) canon; 4 lines and single line score available Where are you faire Maides     (2 editions available) Will ye love me   ( ) The Wind blows out of the west   ( )

2. Sacred Psalm-Songs

The complaint of a sinner (Where righteousness doth say) Nunc Dimittis (Song of Simeon)     (   ) O Lord, how are my foes increased   ( ) Praise ye the Lord   ( ) Remember, O Thou Man St Flavian CM Psalm tune   ( ) Thou, Lord, hast been our sure defense Why did the Gentiles tumults raise   ( )

Editions of whole collections

Deuteromelia (Edited by Andreas Stenberg)   ( ) Pammelia; The three part canons (Edited by A.Stenberg)   ( )

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Publications

• Pammelia. Musicks Miscellanie. (1609)
• Deuteromelia: Or The Second part of Musicks melodie. (1609)
• Melismata. Musicall Phansies. Fitting the Court, Citie, and Countrey Humours. To 3, 4, and 5. Voyces. (1611)
• A briefe discourse Of the true (but neglected) use of Charact'ring the Degrees by their Perfection [...] (1614)
• The Whole Booke of Psalmes: With The Humnes Evangelicall, and Songs Spiritual. [...] (1621)

External links

The Music of Thomas Ravenscroft: The best online resource for modern editions, facsimiles, discography and bibliography.