Psalmes, sonets, and songs (1588) /
Byrd, William,1539 or 1540-1623.
Smith, Jeremy L.,1962-
London : Stainer & Bell,
c2004.
Thirty-five psalms and part songs; for superius, medius, contratenor, tenor and bassus.
Words also printed as text, p. xvi-xxxvi.
Includes editorial notes, notes on the poems, list of extant copies and index of 1st lines.
Psalms. O Lord, give ear and do apply ; Mine eyes with fervency of sprite ; My soul oppressed with care and grief ; How shall a young man prone to ill ; O Lord, how long wilt thou forget ; O Lord, who in thy sacred tent ; Help, Lord, for wasted are those men ; Blessed is he that fears the Lord ; Lord in thy wrath ; Even from the depth -- Sonnets and pastorals. I joy not in no earthly bliss ; Though Amaryllis dance in green ; Who likes to love let him take heed ; My mind to me a kingdom is ; Where fancy fond for pleasure pleads ; O you that hear this voice ; If women could be fair ; Ambitious love ; What pleasures have great princes ; As I beheld, I saw a heardman wild ; Although the heathen poets ; In fields abroad ; Constant Penelope ; La virginella ; Farewell false love ; The match that's made -- Songs of sadness and piety. Prostrate, O Lord ; All as a sea, the world no other is ; Susanna fair ; If that a sinner's sighs ; Care for thy soul ; Lulla lullaby ; Why do I use -- The funeral songs of Sir Philip Sidney. Come to me grief for ever ; O that most rare breast.
Part songs, English.
Part songs, Sacred.
Psalms (Music)