Airs to the lute
Subtitle: from Musicke of sundrie kindes : 1607
By: Thomas Ford.
Contributors: Fellowes, Edmund Horace, 1870-1951.
Series: The English school of lutenist song writers, transcribed, scored and edited from the original editions by Edmund Horace Fellowes -- v. 3; English school of lutenist song writers -- 3.
Publisher: Stainer & Bell
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 39
Subjects: Songs, English.; Songs (Medium voice) with lute.; Songs (Medium voice) with piano.
Work titles: Musicke of sundrie kindes. 1st book
Notes: Stainer & Bell St.&B.3203.

For solovoice. The original accompaniment is printed both in lute tablature and in modern notation; an alternative version especially adapted for piano is also given with each song.

With reproduction of the dedication from the original edition.
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