Texts by H. Reynolds set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Henry Reynolds (1564 - 1632)

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Ah, ah! the false fatall tale I read - H. Lawes
Betrayd, by Beleefe (Ah, ah! the false fatall tale I read) - H. Lawes
Cloris Singing (Yes, yes, 'tis Cloris sings, 'tis she) - H. Lawes
Love above Beauty (Lovely Chloris though thine eyes) - H. Lawes
Lovely Chloris though thine eyes - H. Lawes
Parting (Such was the sorrow Cloris felt) - H. Lawes
Such was the sorrow Cloris felt - H. Lawes
Was it a forme, a gate, a grace
Yes, yes, 'tis Cloris sings, 'tis she - H. Lawes

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