King's music
Subtitle: an anthology
By: by Gerald Hayes; with an essay by Sir H. Walford Davies.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1937
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
Subjects: Music -- England.; Music -- England. -- History and criticism.
Notes: Music: Gloria in excelsis, c. 1450, by King Henry VI.--Salvatoris Mater pia, c. 1450, by Thomas Damett.--Fantasy, c. 1525, by King Henry VIII.--If love now reigned, c. 1525, by King Henry VIII.--Levavi oculos, c. 1550, by William More.--The queene's alman, c. 1590, by William Byrde.--The queene's command, 1611, by Orlando Gibbons.--The king's hunt, c. 1590, by Dr. John Bull.--Mark how the blushfull morne, c. 1630, by King Charles I.--Pavan, c. 1630, by William Lawes.--Fantasy, c. 1620, by G. Coperario.--My heart is inditing, 1685, by Henry Purcell.--Hear my prayer, c. 1680, by Henry Purcell.--Air from Water music, 1715, by G. F. Handel.--Andante from Water music, 1715, by G. F. Handel.--Overture from Firework music, 1749, by G. F. Handel.--Bourrée from Firework music, 1749, by G. F. Handel.--Gotha, c. 1850, by Albert, prince consort.