Ayres or Phantasticke Spirits for Three Voices (Thomas Weelkes): Difference between revisions

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Published: Thomas Este, London, 1608

#	Title	Voices
1.	Come, come lets begin	SSA (T)
2.	Jockey thine horn pipes dull	SSA (T)
3.	Some men desire spouses	SSA
4.	Tomorrow is the marriage day	SSA (T)
5.	Upon a hill the bonny boy	SSA
6.	Come, sirrah Jack, ho!	SSA (T)
7.	Tan-ta-ra cries Mars	SSA (T)
8.	The gods have heard my vows	SSA
9.	Though my carriage be but careless	SSA
10.	The ape, the monkey and babboon	SSA
11.	No, though I shrink still	SSA
12.	Ay me, alas, hey ho	SSA
13.	Late in my rash accounting	SSA
14.	Four arms, two necks, one wreathing	SSA
15.	Lord, when I think	SSA
16.	Say, wanton, will you love me?	SSA
17.	I bei ligustri	SSA
18.	Strike it up Tabor	SSA
19.	Ha ha, this world doth pass	SSA
20.	Since Robin Hood	SSA
21.	Fa la, now weep, now sing	SSA
22.	Alas, tarry bou one half hour	SSA
23.	As deadly serpents lurking	SSA
24.	Donna il vostro bel viso	SSA
25.	The Nightingale	SSA (T)
26.	Death hath deprived me	SSA (T)

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-|align="right"|25. || {{NoComp|The nightingale, the organ of delight|Thomas Weelkes}} || SSA (T)
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 |align="right"|26. || {{NoComp|Death hath deprived me|Thomas Weelkes}} || SSA (T)