Madrigals of five parts (1613)
By: Henry Lichfild ; editedby Edmund H. Fellowes.
Contributors: Fellowes, Edmund Horace, 1870-1951.; Dart, Thurston, 1921-1971.; Scott, David.
Edition: Rev, by Thurston Dart ; associate reviser, David Scott.
Series: The English madrigalists -- v. 17
Publisher: Stainer & Bell; American agents, Galaxy Music Corp
Published: 1970
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Part-songs, English -- Scores.; Madrigals (Music), English -- Scores.
Work titles: Madrigals, voices (5)
Notes: Stainer & Bell S.&B. 2300.

For 5 voices (SSATB, SSATA, or SSAAB) ; piano reduction for rehearsal only.

Words also printed separately as text, p. v-viii.

First ed. published in 1922 as part of The English madrigal school series.

Includes index.
Table of contents: value: All ye that sleep in pleasure; value: Shall I seek to ease my grief?; value: The shepherd Claius seeing (the first part); value: First with looks he liv'd (the second part); value: Ay me, that life should yet remain; value: O my grief, were it disclosed; value: I always lov'd to call my lady Rose; value: O come shepherds all together; value: Sweet Daphne, stay the flying; value: Alas my Daphne, stay; value: Ay me, when to the air; value: Arise, sweet heart; value: When first I saw those cruel eyes (the first part); value: If this be love, to scorn (the second part); value: Cruel, let my heart be blessed; value: A seely Sylvan (the first part); value: The Sylvan justly suffered (the second part); value: Injurious hours; value: Whilst that my lovely Daphne; value: My heart oppress'd.