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- Ford – Fair, sweet, cruel
- Rosseter – When Laura Smiles
- Dowland – I saw my lady weep
- Morley – It was a lover and his lass
- Dowland – Awake, sweet love
- Rosseter – What then is love but mourning
- Morley – Mistress mine, well may you fare
- Dowland – Fine knacks for ladies
- Rosseter – Sweet come again
- Morley – Thyrsis and Milla
- Dowland – Sorrow stay
- Ford – Come Phyllis come
- Morley – I saw my lady weeping
- Pilkington – Rest, sweet nymphs
- Morley – What if my mistress now
- Campian – Come let us sound with melody
- Anon. – Misere, my maker
- Rosseter – What is a day?
- Campian – Fair if you expect admiring
- Campian – Shall I come sweet love?
- Dowland – If my complaints
- Dowland – What if I never speed
Julian Bream (lute)
- Bridge – Go not, happy day (Tennyson)
- Butterworth – Is my team ploughing? (Housman)
- Ireland – I have twelve oxon (anon.)
- Moeran – In youth is pleasure (Wever)
- Warlock – Yarmouth Fair (anon.)
- Holst – Persephone (Humbert Wolfe)
- Berkeley – How love came in (Herrick)
- Britten – Let the florid music praise! (Auden)
- Herd Boy’s Song
- Fishing
- Pedlar of Spells
- Bridge – Love went a-riding (Mary Coleridge)
Oldham – Three Chinese lyrics
Benjamin Britten (piano)
Tracks 1-7 first published in 1956
Tracks 8-22 first published in 1960
Tracks 23-34 first published in 1956
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