Songs from Rosseter's Book of airs, 1601
By: Thomas Campian.
Contributors: Rosseter, Philip, 1567 or 8-1623.
Series: English school of lutenist song writers -- v. 4, 13; English school of lutenist song writers ; 4 etc
Publisher: Stainer & Bell
Published: 1922
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs with lute.; Songs with piano.
Work titles: Songs, lute acc.
Notes: Stainer & Bell St. & B. 3025.

Stainer & Bell St. & B. 3204.

For solo voice. The original acc. is printed both in lute tablature and in modern notation. An alternative version especially adapted for piano is also given with each song. The part for bass viol of the original ed. is omitted.

Words by the composer.

Pl. no.: St. & B. 3025/3204.
Table of contents: value: pt. 1. My sweetest Lesbia. Though you areyoung. I care not for those ladies. Follow thy fair sun. My love hath vowed. When to her lute Corinna sings. Turn back, you wanton flyer. It fell on a summer's day. The cypress curtain of the night. Follow your saint.; value: pt. 2. Fair, if you expect admiring. Thou art not fair. See where she flies. Blame not my cheeks. When the merry god of love. Mistress, since you so much desire. Your fair looks. The man of life upright. Hark, all you ladies. When thou must home. Come let us sound with melody.