Music of Scotland 1500-1700
£91.00
Edited by Kenneth Elliott
First published in 1957, revised 1964, 1975
Containing a wide-ranging anthology of Latin church music, music of the reformed church, songs and instrumental music – music of court, cathedral and castle, kirk, burgh and countryside. This has remained one of the most popular Musica Britannica volumes amongst both scholars and performers.
Dimensions
Pages: 248
Format: Paperback
Dimensions (mm): 330 x 254 x 25
Contents
Composer | Title | Details |
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ANGUS, John | All my belief (The twelve articles of the Christian faith) | SATB |
ANGUS, John | Our Father, whiche in heaven art (The Lord’s Prayer) | ATTB |
ANONYMOUS | Absent I am | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Alas that same sueit face | STB |
ANONYMOUS | All sons of Adam (The Christmas medley) | A (or T) TB |
ANONYMOUS | Ane Exempill of Tripla à 4 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Ane Ground à 3 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Balulalow (Ane sang of the Birth of Christ) & Lady Bothwell’s Lament | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Before the Greeks durst enterpryse | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Begone sweit night | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Care away go thou from me | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Come love let’s walk | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Come my children dere | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Departe, departe (The Lament of the Maister of Erskyn) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Descendi in hortum meum (from The Song of Solomon) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Doune in yone gardeine (Christ in Gethsemane) | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Evin dead behold I breathe | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Flaming fire, The | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Galliard à 4 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Gowans are gay, The | Unison |
ANONYMOUS | How suld my febill body fure? | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | In a garden so green | Unison |
ANONYMOUS | In throu the windows of myn ees | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Joy to the person of my love | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Lord in thy wrath (Psalm 6 in reports) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Lyk as the dum Solsequim | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Man is blest, The (Psalm 1) (No. 16 in volume) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Man is blest, The (Psalm 1) (No. 17 in volume) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Mass (No. 1 in volume) | 3-part |
ANONYMOUS | Mass: Felix namque | SAATBB |
ANONYMOUS | Mass: Rex Virginum | 4-part |
ANONYMOUS | My bailful briest | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | My heartly service (The Plough Song) | TT & Instrument |
ANONYMOUS | Now Israel may say (Psalm 24) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Now let us sing (Early Scottish) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | No wonder is suppose | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | O God my strength and fortitude (Psalm 18) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | O lusty May (Early Scottish) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | O mortal Man (Early Scottish) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | One yeir begins (Lady Lothian’s Lilt) | Unison |
ANONYMOUS | Paven à 4 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Prince Edward’s Paven à 4 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Queine of Ingland’s Paven à 4 | Consort |
ANONYMOUS | Remember me my deir | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Richt soir opprest | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Since that my siches | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Support your servand | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Then wilt thou goe | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | The thoughts of men | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Walking, I chanc’d into a shade | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | What mightie motion | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Whenas the Greeks | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | When chill cold age | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Where art thou, hope | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | Woe worth the tyme | Voice and ATB Viols |
ANONYMOUS | Ye children who do serve the Lord (Psalm 113) | SATB |
ANONYMOUS | Yee Gods of love | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
ANONYMOUS | You lovers all | SATB |
BECK | Hollow my fancie | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
BECK | O’re hills, o’re mountains (Fancy free) | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
BLACK, John (attrib.) | Ane lessone upon the First Psalme à 4 | Consort |
BLACK, John (attrib.) | Ane lessone upon the Secund Psalme à 4 | Consort |
BLACK, John | Lytill Blak à 3 | Consort |
BLACKHALL, Andro | Adeu, O desie of delyt | SATB |
BLACKHALL, Andro | Blessed art thou (Psalm 128) | SATTB |
BLACKHALL, Andro | Declair ye banks of Helicon | SATB |
BLACKHALL, Andro | Judge and revenge my cause (Psalm 43) | SATTB |
BLACKHALL, Andro (attrib.) | O God my strength and fortitude (Psalm 18 in reports) | SATTB |
CADEAC, Pierre | Our father God celestial (The Lord’s Prayer) | Voice and TrTB Viols |
CARVER, Robert | Mass l’homme arme | SATB |
CARVER, Robert | O bone Jesu | 19-part |
FETHY, John | O God abufe | ATTB |
FETHY, John (attrib.) | Time of youth, The | SATB |
HEAGY, Francy | (see PEEBLES) | — |
JOHNSON, Robert | Come palefaced death | Voice and TrTB Viols |
JOHNSON, Robert | Defiled is my name | SATB |
JOHNSON, Robert | Deus misereatur nostri (Psalm 67) | SATB |
JOHNSON, Robert | In Nomine à 5 | Consort |
KEMP, Andro | Now Israel may say (Psalm 124) | SATB |
KEMP, Andro | Te Deum (We praise thee, O God) | SATB |
KEMP, Andro | Ye children which do serve the Lord (Psalm 113) | SATB |
LAUDER, James | My Lord of Marche Paven à 4 | Consort |
MELVILL, Andro (attrib.) | Let not, I say, the sluggish sleep | Voice and Lute/Harpsichord |
PEEBLES, David | Man is blest, The (Psalm 1) | SATB |
PEEBLES, David | Now Israel may say (Psalm 124) | SATB |
PEEBLES, David | O God, my strength and fortitude (Psalm 18) | SATB |
PEEBLES, David | Quam multi Domine (Psalm 3) | SATB |
PEEBLES, David (with HEAGY) | Si quis diligit me | SA(A)TB |
PEEBLES, David | Ye children which do serve the Lord (Psalm 113) | SATB |
WILSON (attrib.) | Wilson’s Fantasie à 4 | Consort |