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*''8. [[Mourn now, my soul (George Kirbye)|Mourn now, my soul]] | *''8. [[Mourn now, my soul (George Kirbye)|Mourn now, my soul]] | ||
*''9. [[Sound out, my voice (George Kirbye)|Sound out, my voice (1st part)]] | *''9. [[Sound out, my voice (George Kirbye)|Sound out, my voice (1st part)]] | ||
*''10. [[She that my plaints (George Kirbye)|She that my plaints (2nd part]] | *''10. [[She that my plaints (George Kirbye)|She that my plaints (2nd part)]] | ||
*''11. [[What, shall I part thus unregarded (George Kirbye)|What, shall I part thus unregarded]] | *''11. [[What, shall I part thus unregarded (George Kirbye)|What, shall I part thus unregarded]] | ||
*''12. [[Sorrow consumes me (George Kirbye)|Sorrow consumes me (1st part)]] | *''12. [[Sorrow consumes me (George Kirbye)|Sorrow consumes me (1st part)]] | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 31 January 2012
General Information
Published: 1597
Composer: George Kirbye
For 4 voices
- 1. Lo! here my heart I leave
- 2. Alas! what hope of speeding
- 3. What can I do, my dearest
- 4. Woe am I, my heart dies
- 5. Farewell, my love
- 6. Sleep now, my muse
For 5 voices
- 7. Ah sweet, alas! when first I saw
- 8. Mourn now, my soul
- 9. Sound out, my voice (1st part)
- 10. She that my plaints (2nd part)
- 11. What, shall I part thus unregarded
- 12. Sorrow consumes me (1st part)
- 13. Oh heavens (2nd part)
- 14. Why should I love?
- 15. Sweet love
- 16. That muse which sung
- 17. See what a maze of error
- 18. If pity range with beauty