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All At once Well Met
English Madrigals
The King's Singers Nigel Perrin 1~14
Jeremy Jackman 15~35
Alastair Hume countertenors
Alastair Thompson 1~14
Bill Ives 15~35 tenor
Anthony Holt
Simon Carrington Baritones
Brian Kay bass
Robert Spencer lute*
John Fraser tabor+
1. A little pretty bonny lass / John Farmer
2. Weep no more, thou sorry boy / Thomas Tomkins
3. Shoot, false love / Thomas Morley
4. Now is the month of maying / Thomas Morley
5. Four arms, two necks, one wreathing / Thomas Weelkes
6. Hark, all ye lovely saints above / Thomas Weelkes
7. Since Robin Hood / Thomas Weelkes
8. Though Philomela lost her love / Thomas Morley
9. O wretched man / John Wilbye
10. Weep, O mine eyes / John Bennet
11. The nightingale, the organ of delight / Thomas Weelkes
12. Come, sirrah Jack, ho! / Thomas Weelkes
13. Cruel, behold my heavy ending / John Wilbye
14. Fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone / John Farmer
15. Sing we and chant it / Thomas Morley*
16. on a fair morning / Thomas Morley
17. Oft have I vowed / John Wilbye
18. Is love a boy? / William Byrd
19. Say, Love, if ever thou didst find / John Dowland*
20. All at once well met / Thomas Weelkes
21. Construe my meaning / Giles Farnaby
22. Lord! when I think / Thomas Weelkes
23. Cruel, wilt thou persever / Thomas Morley
24. Fine knacks for ladies / John Dowland*
25. Strike it up, Tabor / Thomas Weelkes+
26. I love, alas I love thee / Thomas Morley
27. Farewell, dear love / Robert Jones*
28. See, see the shepherds' queen / Thomas Tomkins
29. Have I found her / Francis Pilkington
30. Lady, your words do spite me / John Wilbye
31. Were I a king / William Mundy
32. Come again / John Dowland*
33. Tan ta ra, cries Mars / Thomas Weelkes
34. Why should I love? / George Kirbye
35. This sweet and merry month of May / William Byrd |