Tomkins, Thomas: Keyboard Music
£100.00
Edited by Stephen Tuttle. Third, revised edition prepared by John Irving.
First published in 1955, revised 1964. Third revised edition 2010.
Pages: 208
Format: Hardback
Dimensions (mm): 330 x 254 x 24
Weight: 1.521kg
Musica Britannica’s first single-composer collection gathers together the surviving keyboard oeuvre of this late master of the English Virginal School. Masterly in style, these pieces display a compelling breadth and confidence of technique that recalls the music of William Byrd.
Any individual work from this volume is available in printed or digital (PDF) format on request (archive@stainer.co.uk); works currently available are linked below.
CONTENTS
Title |
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A Sad Pavan: for these distracted times: February 14, 1649 |
A short verse |
A short verse for Edward Thornburgh |
A substantial verse |
A verse of three parts: August 12, 1650 |
Another short verse |
Barafostus’ dream |
Bitts or Morcells (fragment) |
Clarifica me pater: September 1650 |
Fancy |
Fancy: for two to play |
Fancy: for two viols |
Fancy: July 8, 1647 |
Fancy: November 9, 1646 |
Fancy: October 24, 1648 |
Fortune my foe: July 4, 1654 |
Galliard (? by Gibbons) |
Galliard: Earl Strafford (long version) |
Galliard: Earl Strafford (short version) |
Galliard: October 1, 1650 |
Galliard of three parts |
Galliard: September 7, 1654 |
Go from my window (fragment) |
Ground (No. 39 in volume) |
Ground (No. 40 in volume) |
In nomine: February 1650 [Version I] |
In nomine: February 14, 1650 [Version II] |
In nomine: January 20-28, 1647 [Version I] |
In nomine: January 20, 1647 – August 2, 1650 [Version II] |
In nomine: June 16, 1648 |
In nomine: June 28, 1652 |
In nomine: May 1648 |
In nomine: October 27, 1648 |
Miserere (No. 17 in volume) |
Miserere (No. 18 in volume) |
Miserere (No. 19 in volume) |
Miserere (No. 20 in volume) |
Miserere: February 3-4, 1652 |
Miserere: May 26, 1651 |
Miserere: October 7, 1648 |
Miserere: September 15, 1648 |
Offertory: 1637 |
On a plainsong |
Pavan |
Pavan: April 1650 |
Pavan: August 20, 1650 |
Pavan: Earl Strafford: October 2, 1647 (long version) |
Pavan: Earl Strafford: September 29, 1647 (short version) |
Pavan: Lord Canterbury: 1647 |
Pavan of three parts |
Pavan: September 4, 1654 |
Pavan: September 10, 1647 |
Pavan: September 14, 1647 |
Piece of a Prelude: July 9, 1647 |
Prelude (No. 1 in volume) |
Prelude (No. 3 in volume) |
Prelude (No. 77 in volume) |
Robin Hood (Anon: by Morley?) |
Short Pavan: July 19, 1654 |
The hunting galliard |
The Lady Folliott’s galliard |
The perpetual round: September 7-8, 1654 |
Toy: made at Poole Court |
Toy: Mr. Curch |
Ut, mi, re |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la (fragment) |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la (No. 35 in volume) |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la (No. 36 in volume) |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la (No. 37 in volume) |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la: for a beginner |
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la: June 30, 1654 (fragment?) |
Voluntary (No. 28 in volume) |
Voluntary (No. 30 in volume) |
Voluntary: August 10, 1647 |
Voluntary for Mr Archdeacon Thornburgh |
What if a day (Campion set by Tomkins) |
Worcester brawlss |