The First Set of English Madrigals by John Wilbye. 41 recordings in this catalogue, from 1974 to 1987.
Movements
IV. Weep, O mine eyes
VII. What Needeth All This Travail
IX. Alas, What Hope of Speeding
X. Lady, when I behold
XI. Thus Saith My Cloris Bright
XII. Adieu, Sweet Amaryllis
XIII. Die, hapless man
XVI. I Always Beg, Yet Never Am Relieved
XVII. Thus Love Commands That I in Vain Complain Me
XVIII. Lady Your Words Do Spite Me
XIX. Alas, what a wretched life is this
XXII. Flora Gave Me Fairest Flowers
XXIV. Lady, when I behold the Roses
XXV. When shall my wretched life give place to death?
XXVI. Of joys and pleasing pains I late went singing (the first part)
XXVII. My throat is sore my voice is hoarse with skriking (the second part)
XXVIII. Cruel, Behold My Heavy Ending
XXIX. Thou art but young, thou sayest
XXX. Why dost thou shoot
Most recorded performers
Ordered by the number of recordings in this catalogue.
Recordings (41)
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| Recording / performers | Year | Label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The First Set of English Madrigals: Xi. Thus Saith My Cloris BrightAlfred Deller | - | Musical Concepts | 1:27 |
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