Come let us sound with melodie the praises

HKI199625201

• 5,487
• 2:51

Tune thy musicke to thy hart

HKI199625202

• 7,229
• 1:37

Come you pretty false-ey'd wanton

HKI199625203

• 6,888
• 1:39

There is none, O none but you

HKI199625204

• 4,819
• 2:08

Sweet exclude me not nor be divided

HKI199625205

• 4,761
• 3:15

I care not for these ladies

HKI199625206

• 23,479
• 2:34

Though you are yoong and I am olde

HKI199625207

• 4,353
• 3:07

What then is love but mourning?

HKI199625209

• 6,002
• 2:44

Shall I come sweet love to thee?

HKI199625210

• 5,545
• 2:29

Beauty, since you so much desire: Beauty since you so much desire

HKI199625211

• 3,110
• 1:45

What is it that all men possesse, among themselves conversing?

HKI199625212

• 2,859
• 1:44

The sypres curten of the night is spread

HKI199625213

• 3,327
• 5:18

Jacke and Jone they thinke no ill

HKI199625214

• 2,835
• 2:32

It fell on a sommers daie

HKI199625215

• 2,767
• 2:38

When to her lute Corrina sings

HKI199625216

• 3,490
• 1:46

My sweetest Lesbia, let us live and love

HKI199625217

• 4,552
• 4:41

Her rosie cheekes, her ever smiling eyes

HKI199625218

• 3,931
• 2:28

Faire if you expect admiring

HKI199625219

• 2,955
• 1:18

There is a garden in her face

HKI199625220

• 6,299
• 2:43

Bookes of Ayres, Book 1: Author of light, revive my dying spright: Author of light, revive my dying spright

HKI199625221

• 3,747
• 2:58

Bookes of Ayres, Book 2*: Never weather-beaten saile more willing bent to shore

HKI199625222

• 4,056
• 2:14

Most sweet and pleasing are thy wayes O God

HKI199625223

• 2,191
• 2:42

To musicke bent is my retyred minde

HKI199625224

• 2,545
• 2:25

Thou joy’st fond boy, to be by many loved

HKI199625225

• 2,185
• 2:01

Turne all thy thoughts to eyes

HKI199625226

• 2,034
• 1:31

Vayle love mine eyes, O hide from me

HKI199625227

• 1,962
• 2:13

Miserere my Maker

HKI199625228

• 2,317
• 5:16