JOHN DOWLAND'S LUTE SONGS THIRD FOURTH BOOKS LIBRO SPARTITI CHITARRA LIUTO TABLATURE VIOLINO

JOHN DOWLAND'S LUTE SONGS THIRD AND FOURTH BOOKS. 

TRASCRITTO PER VOCE E CHITARRA DA DAVID NADAL. 

LIBRO DI MUSICA BAROCCA. 

SPARTITI PER VOCE E CHITARRA, 

IN 7 PEZZI ANCHE LA PARTITURA DEL BASSO, VIOLINO, LIUTO 

PENTAGRAMMA E TABLATURE ORIGINALE DEL LIUTO. 

Media: Sheet Music

Arrangement: Voice and Guitar (VCE/GTR)

Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced - Explain this

Artist: John Dowland

Description

John Dowland was unsurpassed in his day as a lute virtuoso, and the composer of 88 lute songs. Since the early twentieth century, Dowland's excellence as a songwriter has been well established; many of his compositions for lute- long shrouded in obscurity have become well known. This collection of 45 songs includes all the works in his third and fourth collection. Transcribed for voice and Guitar by David Nadal including Dowland's original lute tablature.

 Behold A Wonder Here

 By A Fountain Where I Lay

 Cease These False Sports

 Come When I Call (For Two Voices And Two Lutes)

 Daphne Was Not So Chaste

 Disdain Me Still

 Far From Triumphing Court

 Farewell Too Fair

 Farewell Unkind Farewell

 Fie On This Feigning

 Flow Not So Fast Ye Fountains

 From Silent Night

 Go Nightly Cares

 I Must Complain

 If That A Sinner's Sighs

 In Darkness Let Me Dwell

 In This Trembling Shadow

 It Was A Time When Silly Bees Could Speak

 Lady If You So Spite Me

 Lasso Vita Mia

 Lend Your Ears To My Sorrow

 Love Stood Amaz'd

 Love Those Beams

 Me, Me, And None But Me

 My Heart And Tongue Were Twins

 Oh What Hath Overwrought

 Say Love If Ever Thou Didst Find

 Shall I Strive With Words To Move

 Stay Time Awhile Thy Flying

 Sweet Stay Awhile

 Tell Me True Love (With Chorus)

 The Lowest Trees Have Tops

 Thou Mighty God

 Time Stands Still

 To Ask For All Thy Love

 Up Merry Mates

 Weep You No More, Sad Fountains

 Welcome Black Night

 Were Every Thought An Eye

 What If I Never Speed?

 What Poor Astronomers Are They

 When David's Life

 When Phoebus Did First Did Daphne Love

 When The Poor Cripple

 Where Sin Sore Wounding