Farnaby, Giles & Richard: Keyboard Music
£86.00
Edited by Richard Marlow
First published in 1965, revised 1974
Pages: 172
Format: Paperback
Dimensions (mm): 330 x 254 x 16
Weight: 0.992kg
This is music by an elusive figure, whose amateur status in no way impaired the creation of a picturesque keyboard style which experts have compared with that of certain Romantic masters. Four pieces by Richard Farnaby, son of Giles, are also included.
Any individual work from this volume is available in printed or digital (PDF) format on request (archive@stainer.co.uk).
CONTENTS
| Title |
|---|
| Alman |
| [Alman] for Two Virginals |
| Alman (Robert Johnson, set by Farnaby) |
| Bonny sweet Robin |
| Coranto (attributed) |
| Daphne |
| Duo (Richard Farnaby) |
| Fain would I wed (Richard Farnaby) |
| Fantasia (No. 3 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 4 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 5 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 6 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 7 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 8 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 9 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 10 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 11 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 12 in volume) |
| Fantasia (No. 13 in volume) |
| Farmer’s Pavan |
| Farnaby’s Conceit |
| Galliard |
| Giles Farnaby’s Dream |
| Ground |
| Hanskin (Richard Farnaby) |
| His Humour |
| His Rest |
| Jigg |
| Lachrymae Pavan (John Dowland, set by Farnaby) |
| Loath to depart |
| Mal Sims |
| Mask (John Coperario, set by Farnaby) |
| Mask (No. 31 in volume) |
| Mask (No. 32 in volume) |
| Meridian Alman (set by Farnaby) |
| Muscadin or Kempe’s Morris |
| Nobody’s Jigg or Fleet Street * (Richard Farnaby) |
| Paul’s Wharf |
| Pavan (by Byrd? or Morley? set by Farnaby) |
| Pavan (Robert Johnson, set by Farnaby) |
| Prelude |
| Put up thy dagger Jemy |
| Quodling’s Delight |
| Rosasolis |
| Rosseter’s Galliard (Rosseter, set by Farnaby) |
| Spagnoletta |
| Tell me Daphne |
| The Flat Pavan (John Johnson, set by Farnaby) |
| The King’s Hunt |
| The Lord Zouche’s Mask |
| The New Sa-hoo |
| The Old Spagnoletta |
| Tower Hill |
| Toy |
| Up tails all |
| Walter Earle’s Pavan |
| Why ask you? |
| Woody-cock |