John Dowland — Open Opus works
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- 1.Farewell, too fairVocal
- 1.I saw my Lady weepVocal
- 1.Lachrimae antiquaeChamber
- 1.Unquiet thoughtsVocal
- 10.From silent nightVocal
- 10.Love stood amazedVocal
- 10.Mr John Langtons PavanChamber
- 10.O sweet woodsVocal
- 10.Think'st thou then by thy feigningVocal
- 11.Come away, come sweet loveVocal
- 11.If floods of tearsVocal
- 11.Lasso vita miaVocal
- 11.Lend your ears to my sorrowVocal
- 11.The King of Denmark's GalliardChamber
- 12.By a fountain where I layVocal
- 12.Fine knacks for ladiesVocal
- 12.In this trembling shadow castVocal
- 12.Rest awhile, you cruel caresVocal
- 12.The Earl of Essex GalliardChamber
- 13.If that a sinner's sighsVocal
- 13.Now cease my wand'ring eyesVocal
- 13.O what hath overwroughtVocal
- 13.Sir John Souch his GalliardChamber
- 13.Sleep, wayward thoughtsVocal
- 14.All ye, whom Love or Fortune hath betray'dVocal
- 14.Come ye heavy states of nightVocal
- 14.Farewell, unkindVocal
- 14.Mr Henry Noel his GalliardChamber
- 14.Thou mighty GodVocal
- 15.Mr Giles Hobies GalliardChamber
- 15.Weep you no more, sad fountainsVocal
- 15.When David's lifeVocal
- 15.White as lilies was her faceVocal
- 15.Wilt thou unkind thus reave meVocal
- 16.Fie on this feigning!Vocal
- 16.Mr Nicholas Gryffith his GalliardChamber
- 16.When the poor crippleVocal
- 16.Woeful heartVocal
- 16.Would my conceitVocal
- 17.A shepherd in a shadeVocal
- 17.Come again, sweet love doth now inviteVocal
- 17.I must complainVocal
- 17.Mr Thomas Collier his GalliardChamber
- 17.Where sin sore woundingVocal
- 18.Captain Piper his GalliardChamber
- 18.Faction that ever dwellsVocal
- 18.His golden locks Time has to silver turnedVocal
- 18.It was a Time when silly beesVocal
- 18.My heart and tongue were twinsVocal
- 19.Awake, sweet loveVocal
- 19.Mr Bucton's GalliardChamber
- 19.Shall I sueVocal
- 19.The lowest trees have topsVocal
- 19.Up merry matesVocal
- 2.Flow my tearsVocal
- 2.Lachrimae antiquae novaeChamber
- 2.Sweet stay awhileVocal
- 2.Time stands stillVocal
- 2.Who ever thinks or hopes of loveVocal
- 20.Come, heavy SleepVocal
- 20.Mistress Nichols AlmandChamber
- 20.Toss not my soulVocal
- 20.Welcome black NightVocal
- 20.What poor astronomers are theyVocal
- 21.Away with these self-loving ladsVocal
- 21.Cease, cease these false sportsVocal
- 21.Clear or cloudyVocal
- 21.Come when I callVocal
- 21.Mr George Whitehead his AlmandChamber
- 22.Humour say what mak'st thou hereVocal
- 3.Behold a wonder hereVocal
- 3.Lachrimae gementesChamber
- 3.My thoughts are wing'd with hopesVocal
- 3.Sorrow, stayVocal
- 3.To ask for all thy loveVocal
- 4.Daphne was not so chasteVocal
- 4.Die not before thy dayVocal
- 4.If my complaints could passions moveVocal
- 4.Lachrimae tristesChamber
- 4.Love, those beams that breedVocal
- 5.Can she excuse my wrongsVocal
- 5.Lachrimae coactaeChamber
- 5.Me, me, and none but meVocal
- 5.Mourn, mourn, Day is with darkness fledVocal
- 5.Shall I strive with words to move?Vocal
- 6.Lachrimae amantisChamber
- 6.Now, O now, I needs must partVocal
- 6.Time's eldest sonVocal
- 6.Were every thought an eyeVocal
- 6.When Phoebus first did Daphne loveVocal
- 7.Dear, if you changeVocal
- 7.Lachrimae veraeChamber
- 7.Say, Love, if ever thou didst findVocal
- 7.Stay, Time, awhile thy flyingVocal
- 7.Then sit thee downVocal
- 8.Burst forth my tearsVocal
- 8.Flow not so fast, ye fountainsVocal
- 8.Semper Dowland semper dolensChamber
- 8.Tell me, true LoveVocal
- 8.When others sing VeniteVocal
- 9.Go crystal tearsVocal
- 9.Go nightly caresVocal
- 9.Praise blindness eyesVocal
- 9.Sir Henry Umpton's FuneralChamber
- 9.What if I never speed?Vocal
- A Fancy, for luteChamber
- A Fancy, for voice and luteVocal
- A piece without title, P.51Chamber
- A Prayer for the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, for voices, viols and organVocal
- Almain a2, for consort duoChamber
- Almain, P.49Chamber
- Almain, P.51Chamber
- Almain, P.96Chamber
- Aloe, ballad setting, P.68Chamber
- An heart that's broken and contrite, sacred song for 4 voices and mixed consortVocal
- Bonny sweet Robin, ballad setting, P.70Chamber
- Can she excuse, P.42, "The Right Honourable Robert, Earl of Essex, his Galliard"Chamber
- Captain Digorie Piper's Galliard, P.19Chamber
- Captain Piper's Pavan and Galliard, for consortChamber
- Come again, sweet love doth now invite, for 4 voices and luteVocal
- Come, heavy sleep, for 4 voices and luteVocal
- ComplaintVocal
- Complaint, ballad setting, P.63Chamber
- Complaint, P.63Chamber
- Coranto, P.100Chamber
- Dowland's AlmainChamber
- Dowland's Galliard, P.20Chamber
- Dowlands Adieu for Master Cromwell, for viol and lute, P.13Chamber
- Dr. Case's Pavan, P.12Chamber
- Earl of Essex, his Galliard, P.89Chamber
- Fantasia in D minor, P.5Chamber
- Fantasia in G major, P.1Chamber
- Fantasia in G minor, P.6Chamber
- Fantasie in G minor, P.7Chamber
- Far from the triumphing courtVocal
- Farewell Fancy: Chromatic fantasia, P.3Chamber
- Farewell: Fantasie on 'In nomine', P.4Chamber
- Fine knacks for ladies, for 4 voices and luteVocal
- Flow, my tears, fall from your springs, for 2 voices and luteVocal
- Forlorn Hope: Fantasie, P.2Chamber
- Fortune My Foe, P.62Chamber
- Frog Galliard, P.23Chamber
- From silent night, for voice and luteVocal
- GalliardChamber
- Galliard a5Chamber
- Galliard in C minor, P.28Chamber
- Galliard in C minor, P.35Chamber
- Galliard in D minor, P.20Chamber
- Galliard in F minor, P.27Chamber
- Galliard in G minor, P.104Chamber
- Galliard in G minor, P.22, "Dowland's First"Chamber
- Galliard in G minor, P.30Chamber
- Galliard in G minor, P.31, "Walsingham"Chamber
- Galliard to LachrimaeVocal
- Galliard to Lachrimae, P.46Chamber
- Galliard, in D major, P.24Chamber
- Go from my window, P.64Chamber
- Go, my flock, go get you hence, for voice and orpharionVocal
- I shame at mine unworthinessVocal
- If my complaints could passions move, for 4 voices and luteVocal
- In a Grove Most Rich of ShadeChamber
- In a grove most rich of shadeVocal
- In darkness let me dwellVocal
- It was a time when silly bees could speak, for 4 voices and luteVocal
- John Dowland's Galliard, P.21Chamber
- K. Darcy's Spirit, P.45Chamber
- Katherine Darcy's Galliard, for luteChamber
- King of Denmark's Galliard, P.40Chamber
- La mia Barbara, P.95Chamber
- Lachrimae PavanChamber
- Lachrimae, for lute, P.15Chamber
- Lady Hunsdon's Puffe, Almain, P.54Chamber
- Lady if you so spite meVocal
- Lady Laiton's Almain, P.48Chamber
- Lady Rich's Galliard, P.43a, "Dowland's Bells"Chamber
- Lamentatio Henrici NoelVocal
- Lasso, vita mia, for voice and luteVocal
- Lord Strang's March, P.65Chamber
- Loth to depart, P.69Chamber
- Melancholy Galliard, P.25Chamber
- Most Sacred Queen Elizabeth's Galliard, P.41Chamber
- Mr. Bucton's GalliardChamber
- Mr. Dowland's Midnight, Almain, P.99Chamber
- Mr. Giles Hobie's Galliard, P.29Chamber
- Mr. Knight's Galliard, P.36Chamber
- Mr. Langton's Galliard, P.33Chamber
- Mrs. Brigide Fleetwood's Pavan, P.11Chamber
- Mrs. Clifton's Almain, P.53Chamber
- Mrs. Nichol's Almain, P.52Chamber
- Mrs. Vaux Galliard, P.32Chamber
- Mrs. Vaux's Jig, P.57Chamber
- Mrs. White's Nothing, P.56Chamber
- Mrs. White's Thing, Almain, P.50Chamber
- Mrs. Winters Jump, P.55Chamber
- My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe, for luteChamber
- My Lord Chamberlain his Galliard, P.37Chamber
- My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home, P.66Chamber
- Now and NowVocal
- O dear life, when shall it beVocal
- O eyes, leave off your weepingVocal