Madrigals. The triumphs of Oriana, to 5. and 6. voices
By: Composed by divers several authors, published by Thomas Morley in 1601.
Series: The English madrigal school -- vol. XXXII; English madrigalists -- v. 32.
Publisher: Stainer and Bell, Ltd
Published: 1923
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: Part-songs, English.
Other titles: The triumphs of Oriana.
Notes: With reproduction of original t.-p. and dedication.

Includes reduction for piano.

Composed in honor of Queen Elizabeth, frequently called "the peerless Oriana".
Table of contents: title: Songs of five voices: Hence stars! too dim of light (East) With angel's face (Norcome) Lightly she whipped o'er the dales (Mundy) Long live fair Oriana (Hark did you ever hear?) (E. Gibbons) All creatures now (Bennet) Fair Oriana, beauty's queen (Hilton) The nymphs and shepherds danced (Marson) Calm was the air (Carlton) Thus Bonny-boots the birth-day (Holmes) Sing, shepherds all (Nicolson) The fauns and satyrs tripping (Tomkins) Come, gentle swains (Cavendish) With wreaths of rose and laurel (Cobbold) Arise, awake, awake (Morley); title: Songs of six voices: Fair nymph I heard one telling (Farmer) The lady Oriana (Wilbye) Hark! did ye ever hear? (Hunt) As Vesta was from Latmos (Weelkes) Fair Orian, in the morn (Milton) Round about her charret (E. Gibbons) With angel's face (or) Bright Phoebus greets (Kirbye) Fair Oriana seeming to wink (Jones) Fair Cytherea presents her doves (Lisley) Hard by a crystal fountain (Morley) Come, blessed bird (Johnson).