Lute Songs Of John Dowland

Obras originais para alaúde, do primeiro e segundo livro de John Dowland, transcritas para voz e violão por David Nadal.
Contém:
The first book of songs:
- I. Unquiet thoughts;
- II. Who ever thinks or hopes of love;
- III. My thoughts are wing' d with hopes;
- IV. If my complaints could passions move;
- V. Can she excuse my wrongs?;
- VI. Now, O now, I needs must part;
- VII. Dear, if you change;
- VIII. Burst forth, my tears;
- IX. Go crystal tears;
- X. Think'st thou then by thy feigning;
- XI. Come away, come sweet love;
- XII. Rest awhile you cruel cares;
- XIII. Sleep, wayward thoughts;
- XI. AlI ye, whom Lave or Fortune;
- XIVa. AlI ye, whom Lave or Fortune;
- X. Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me;
- XVI. Would my conceit;
- XVII. Come again;
- XVIII. His golden locks;
- XIX. Awake, sweet love, thou art return'd;
- XX. Come, heavy Sleep;
- XXI. Away with these self-loving lads.
The second book of sono;s:
- I. I saw my Lady weep;
- III. Flow my tears;
- III. Sorrow, stay;
- IV. Die not before thy dar;
- V. Moum, dar is with darkness fled;
- VI. Time's eldest son, Old Age;
- VII. Then sit thee down;
- VIII. When others sing Venite;
- IX. Praise blindness eyes;
- X. O sweet woods;
- XI. If floods of tears;
- XII. Fine knacks for ladies;
- XIII. Now cease my wand'ring eyes;
- XIV. Come ye heavy states of night;
- XV. White as lilies was her face;
- XVI. Woeful heart;
- XVII. A shepherd in a shade;
- XVIII. Faction that ever dwells;
- XIX. Shall I sue.
- XX. Toss not my soul;
- XXI. Clear or cloudy ;
- XXla. Clear or cloudy ;
- XXII. Humour say what mak'st thou here;
Ed. Dover (29935-X).