First set of madrigals to four voices (published in1599)
By: A madrigal by John Farmer (included by Morley in the "Triumphs of Oriana," published in 1601) 2d ed.
Series: The English madrigal school -- v. 8
Publisher: Stainer and Bell
Published: 1920
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 81
Subjects: Part-songs, English.
Work titles: English madrigals
Notes: Includes piano reduction.

Words also printed as text on p. i-(iv).
Table of contents: value: You pretty flowers that smile.; value: Now each creature joys the other.; value: You'll never leave still tossing.; value: Lady my flame still burning.; value: Sweet lord your flame.; value: Soon as the hungry lion.; value: O stay sweet love.; value: I thought my love.; value: Compare me to the child.; value: Who would have thought that face?; value: Sweet friend thy absence.; value: The flattering words.; value: Cease now thy mourning.; value: A little pretty bonny lass.; value: Fair Phyllis I saw.; value: Take time while time doth last.; value: You blessed bowers (for eight voices); value: Madrigal for six voices, from "Triumphs of Oriana": Fair nymph I heard one telling.