A Thomas Campion text from the 1600s Robert Young sets this love song with the same sweetness and purity as must be embodied in the titled “Laura”. Love and musical harmony are contrasted with loneliness and discord.“But still moves delight like clear springs renewed by flowing ever perfect in themselves” – like Laura. Available: SATB divisi a cappella.

A Suite of songs for unaccompanied choir poems by Thomas Campion. Four Sacred Songs was commissioned by the Essex Baroque Choir conductor Simon Thompson and was given its first London performance at St James Piccadilly in September 1990. It is a setting of poems from Thomas Campion's First Book Of Ayres: Intended chiefly for concert performance it gives choirs the chance to present these beautiful seventeenth-century poems in a new light.

English Songs of the 17th and 18th Centuries contains a selection of some of the greatest British songs of the baroque and classical era. From some of the most popular songs by Henry Purcell (including Dido’s Lament and Fairest Isle), through perfect examples of the lyricist/composer’s art by Thomas Campion, to classic Shakespeare settings by Thomas Arne, this collection provides an ideal collection of essential songs for the student singer./ Recueil / Voix Moyenne ou Basse et Piano

Chansons en anglais des 17e et 18e siècles contient une sélection de quelques-unes des plus grandes chansons britanniques de l'époque baroque et classique. De quelques-unes des chansons les plus populaires de Henry Purcell (y compris la Lamentation de Didon et Fairest Isle), à travers des exemples parfaits de l'art parolier / s du compositeur par Thomas Campion, les paramètres classiques de Shakespeare par Thomas Arne, cette collection fournit une collection idéale de chansons essentielles pour le chanteur d'étudiant / Voix

Campion Dowland And The Lutenist Songwriters-This series which aims to cover the whole repertoire of English song is designed not merely as a practical guide for singers and teachers but also to be of use to the ever-increasing number of students wishing to study particular areas of the subject - the music the poetry or both.Each piece features a full description and commentary providing detailed information of the song's origin and nature. This is an invaluable anthology presenting the enormous repertoire available but unfortunately little known to those who should be most concerned - English singers themselves.This edition is a comprehensive guide to the songs of Campion Dowland and theLutenist composers.The description of each song includes its tonality range meter and duration.

Richard H. Lloyd's View Me Lord is a beautiful setting of the text by Thomas Campion and scored for SATB Choir a cappella. A piano accompaniment part is scored for rehearsal use.

VOCES8 Singles Series. Now winter nights by British composer and baritone Roderick Williams uses an evocative poem by Thomas Campion as its text, helping him to pinpoint the excitement of Christmas he felt as a child, and still holds on to. Written for SSAATTBB unaccompanied choir, Now winter nights is suitable for choirs wanting a Christmas/Holiday treat but which requires a medium to higher level of skill. Commissioned by VOCES8 for their LIVE From London festival in 2020.

Thomas Campion?s Never weather-beaten sail is a sprightly text that powerfully evokes the sailor?s plea for God?s calming presence upon the sea?s unrelenting rushing waves. At the opening of this work for unaccompanied mixed voices the jaunty alto/tenor movement in thirds symbolises the curling waves of the undulating sea the mellifluous soprano melody represents the boat?s sails and the bass section?s never-changing ?A? provides the anchor. All four voices then come together in homophony urging God to ?come quickly...and take my soul to rest?. Rather than a simple repetition of thematic material in the manner of a standard hymn the texture alters through the rest ofthe work until the very end where all voices gradually fade away into the distance leaving what seems like a lone voice in the wilderness to cry ?to Thee?. Contrasting to other well-known setting of this text this new work provides a fresh interpretation suitable for intermediate choirs.

In the Variations on Old Psalm-Tunes for Organ Dyson fully explores the composer’s chosen sources: Orlando Gibbons’s ‘Forth in Thy name O Lord I go’ Pry’s Psalter (1621) ‘O Lord turn not away Thy face’ Thomas Campion’s ‘By the waters of Babylon’ and ‘God moves in a mysterious way’ from the Scottish Psalter (1635). These works are popular for service voluntaries.Twentieth century composer and educator George Dyson was a writer of ambitious and critically well-received works that due to their unfashionably accessible late Romantic style were allowed to languish and are now in the process of reassessment and renewed performance. However Dyson’s works for unison Voiceand church music in particular his two settings of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis have remained active in the Anglican repertoire.

Rebecca Clarke's Come oh come my life's delight for SATB.for unaccompanied SATB to words by Thomas Campion.This is a lilting take on the Elizabethan lute-song full of smooth Stanford-like nineteenth-century harmonies exquisitely tempered with modal effects.Rebecca Clarke was born in Harrow in 1886 and died in New York City in 1979. She was one of the finest Viola players of her day and a skilful composer who studied with Stanford at the Royal College of Music in London. Her output as a composer was small comprising about 90 works but all these pieces are brilliant and powerful. Her Piano Trio and Viola Sonata are often playedand recorded and are now widely regarded as masterpieces. However her songs are perhaps her finest body of works and embrace a variety of styles from Blakean simplicity to brutal tragedy and outright farce. Rebecca Clarke's choral music was virtually unknown until Oxford University Press began to publish these works for the first time. She wrote for chorus and other vocal ensembles throughout virtually her whole career from her earliest attempts at composition around 1906 to her final flowering in the 1940s revising and recomposing until as late as 1976.

Textes : Elizabeth I, Barnabe Googe, Sir Walter Raleigh, John Danyel, Thomas Campion, Micheal East / A Cappella

The full vocal score for SATB and double mixed choir for C.Hubert H. Parry's Songs of Farewell. These six pastoral motets include settings of texts by John Donne Henry Vaughan and Thomas Campion. A Piano accompaniment is included as a reference for rehearsal purposes.

Anne Fuzeau Classique vous propose tous les textes théoriques, méthodes, traités, articles, partitions de musique classique concernant la basse continue.Ces méthodes anciennes sont reproduites en fac-similé et regroupés en - six volumes.Volume 1 : Anonyme - BARTOLOTTI - A.M. - BOYVIN J. - BUTERNE J-B. - CARRE - A.Sieur de La Grange - CHARPENTIER M-A.- CHAUMONT L. - D'ANGLEBERT J-H. - DE LA BARRE M. - DELAIR D. - FLEURY - N. - MARAIS M. - NIVERS G.G. - PERRINE - SAINT-LAMBERT M. de.Volume 2 : CAMPION F.- - CAMPION T. - CHERON A. - - CLERAMBAULT N. - COUPERIN F. - DANDRIEU J-F. - DELAIR D. - LECLAIR J.-M.- RAMEAU J.-P.Volume 3 : - Anonyme - CAMPION F. - - DORNEL A. - - FORQUERAY A. - GERVAIS L. - GOUDAT - GUILLEMAIN L.-G. - MONNIER Le Cadet - - MONTECLAIR M.P.de - PINGRE A-G. - RAMEAU J.-P.- SERRE DE RIEUX J. - TELEMANN G.P. - - TRAVENOL - L.A.Volume 4 : ALEMBERT J. Le Rond d' - BLAINVILLE C.H.de - CORRETTE M. - DUBUGRARRE - GEMINIANI F S. - LAPORTE C. de Volume 5 : BETHISY J-L. de - BIFERI F. (fils) - CLEMENT C-F. - - DUBREUIL J-J. - GARNIER H. - - GIANOTTI P.- GOUGELET Madame - LABBET A. J. - LE BOEUF - - - RAMEAU J.-P. - ROUSSIER P-J. - SIMON S. - TAPRAY J.Volume 6 : Anonyme - BEMETZRIEDER A. - CORRETTE M. - FROESTLER B. - GOURNAY B.C. - LANGLE H-F-M. - RODOLPHE J-J. - ROUSSIER P-J.Table des matières : Volume 1 : Fleury Nicolas : Methode pour apprendre facilement - 1660Bartolotti Angelo Michèle : Table pour apprendre facilement - 1669Carre Antoine : Livre de Guitarre Contenant Plusieurs pièces - 1671Perrine : Livre de Musique pour le Lut - 1680Anonyme : Petites Reigles Generalles qui peuvent servir de methode - 1680Nivers Guillaume Gabriel : Motets a voix seule - 1689D'Anglebert Jean Henry : Pièces de clavecin - 1689Marais Marin : Basse-continuës des pieçes a une et a deux Violes - 1689Anonyme : (traité abrégé d'accompagnement) - c. 1690Anonyme : Règles pour l'Accompagnement - 1690Delair Denis : Traité d'accompagnement pour le theorbe - 1690Charpentier Marc Antoine : Abrégé des règles de l'accompagnement - c. 1692Chaumont Lambert : Pieçes D'orgue sur les 8 tons - 1695Buterne Jean-Baptiste : Petites Reigles pour l'accompagnement - 1700Boyvin Jacques : Second livre d'orgue - 1700Anonyme : Traité d'accompagnement du Clavecin - c. 1700De La Barre Michel : Premier livre de pièces pour la flûte - 1702Saint-Lambert Michel de : Nouveau Traité de l'accompagnement - 1707Volume - 2 : Couperin François : Règles pour l'accompagnement - s.d.Campion Thomas : Traité d'accompagnement et de composition - 1716Clerambault Nicolas : Règles d'accompagnement - 1716Clerambault Nicolas : Principes d'accompagnement - 1716Dandrieu Jean François : Principes de l'accompagnement - 1719Rameau Jean-Philippe : Traité de l'harmonie - 1722Delair Denis : Nouveau traité d'accompagnement - 1724Leclair Jean-Marie : Premier livre de sonates - 1723Rameau Jean-Philippe : Nouveau système de musique théorique - 1726Cheron André : Sonates en trio - 1727Campion François : Lettre du sieur Campion a un philosophe - 1729Campion Thomas : Addition au traité d'accompagnement - 1730Volume - 3 : Pingre Alexandre Gui : Traité de l'harmonie - s.d.Rameau Jean-Philippe : Observations sur la Méthode d'Accompagnement - 1730Rameau Jean-Philippe : Plan abrégé d'une Méthode nouvelle - 1730Monteclair Michel Pignolet de : Réponse du second Musicien au premier - 1729Rameau Jean-Philippe : Réplique du premier Musicien à la réponse du second - 1730Monteclair Michel Pignolet de : Réponse du second Musicien au premier Musicien - 1730Rameau Jean-Philippe : Réplique du premier Musicien à l'écrit du second - 1730Rameau Jean-Philippe : Dissertation sur les différentes métodes - 1732Gervais Laurent : Méthode pour l'accompagnement - 1733Campion François : Second recueil d'airs - 1734Serre de Rieux Jean : Les dons des Enfans de Latone - 1734Telemann Georg Philipp : Nouveaux Quatuors en six Suites - 1738Goudat : Principes de Laccompagnement - 1738Travenol Louis Antoine : Premier livre de Sonates a violon seul - 1739Guillemain Louis Gabriel : Six sonates en quatuors - 1743Monnier le Cadet : L'art de Toucher le Clavecin dans son propre caractêre - c.1745Dornel Antoine : le Tour du Clavier - 1745Forqueray Antoine : Pièces de Viole avec la Basse Continüe - 1747Anonyme : (Méthode d'accompagnement) - s.d.Volume - 4 :Alembert Jean Le Rond d' : Elemens de musique - 1752Blainville Charles Henri de : Essay sur un troisième mode - 1751Corrette Michel : Le maître de Clavecin - 1753Laporte Claude de : Traité théorique et pratique - 1753Geminiani Francesco Saverio : L'art de bien accompagner - 1754Dubugrarre : Méthode plus courte et plus facile - 1754 - Volume - 5 :Tapray Jean : Abrège de l'accompagnement - 1755Labbet Antoine Joseph et Leris Antoine de : Sentiment d'un Harmoniphile - 1756Clement Charles François : Essai sur l'accompagnement - 1758Gianotti Pietro : Le guide du compositeur - 1759Rameau Jean-Philippe : Code de musique pratique - 1760Bethisy Jean-Laurent de : Exposition de la théorie et de la pratique - 1764Roussier Pierre-Joseph : Traité des accords et de leur succession - 1764Le Boeuf : Traité d'harmonie et règles d'accompagnement - 1766Garnier Honoré : Nouvelle méthode pour l'accompagnement - 1767Dubreuil Jean-Jacques : Manuel harmonique - 1767Biferi Francesco Fils : Traité de musique abrégé, divisé en trois parties - 1770Simon Simon : Théorie pratique d'accompagnement - s.d.Gougelet Madame : Méthode ou abrégé des règles - 1771Volume - 6 :Roussier Pierre-Joseph : L'harmonie pratique - 1775Corrette Michel : Prototipes contenant des leçons d'accompagnement - 1775Anonyme : Abrégé des règles de composition - 1777Bemetzrieder Antoine : Nouvelles leçons de clavecin ou instructions générales - 1782Rodolphe Jean-Joseph : Théorie d'accompagnement - c.1785Gournay B.C. : Lettre à M. l'abbé Roussier - 1785Langle Honoré-François-Marie : Traité de la basse sous le chant - 1797Froestler B. : Traité d'harmonie et de modulation - 1800Anonyme : Principes de l'accompagnement - s.d.Anonyme : Règles d'accompagnement - s.d.Téléchargez le catalogue Anne Fuzeau Classique / Basse Continue / 1696 pages / niveau : 1 / Fac-Similés - Format: 24 X 33

Par DATESMAN KYLE. Perhaps the first 5-string banjo book of its kind, Renaissance and Elizabethan Music for Banjo consists entirely of music from these early periods and provides banjo players with \'growing material\'?that is, the opportunity to play in a number of different keys besides G major. This detail alone will expand your banjo horizon by requiring the use of unusual chord shapes. Written for classical banjo enthusiasts who want to further enhance their musicianship, some selections reveal one of the earliest aspects of music theory, that of modal scales. Various compositional forms and unfamiliar tempos are also introduced in arrangements that will help you become less dependent on the open fifth string. This type of music would be extremely difficult to learn by ear, so a book of tablatures should prove to be invaluable. Every piece is presented first in a vertical chord arrangement, which was the way it was originally intended? and then arranged in a linear horizontal style more familiar to modern players. Every tune is accompanied by performance notes supported by a helpful glossary. Written in tablature only with access to online audio, these pieces also make great finger-limbering exercises! Includes access to online audio. / Date parution : 2022-01-18/ Recueil / Banjo

Edited by Thurston Dart 20 madrigals for SATB by Bateson, Bennet, Byrd, Campion, Dering, Dowland, Edwards, Farmer, Farnaby, Ford, Jones, Morley, Peerson, Pilkington, Weelkes, Whythorne and Wilbye. CONTENTS BATESON, Thomas Phyllis, farewell BENNET, John Weep, o mine eyes BYRD, William Deo gratias Wounded I am CAMPIAN, Thomas Never weather-beaten sail DERING, Richard Dear love, be not unkind DOWLAND, John Wilt thou unkind? EDWARDS, Richard In going to my naked bed FARMER, John Fair Phyllis, I saw FARNABY, Giles Pearce did dance FORD, Thomas Since first I saw your face JONES, Robert Farewell dear love MORLEY, Thomas April is in my mistress' face Say gentle nymphs Since my tears and lamenting PEERSON, Martin Lock up fair lids PILKINGTON, Francis Amyntas with his Phyllis fair WEELKES, Thomas Now every tree WHYTHORNE, Thomas I have ere this time WILBYE, John Adieu sweet Amarillis