Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by J. Maynard

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John Maynard (c1577 - 1633)

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Twelve Wonders of the World

no. ?. The bachelor (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The lawyer (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The divine (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The wife (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The married man (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The merchant (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The soldier (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The widow (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The maid (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The physician (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The courtier (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. The country gentleman (Text: Anonymous)

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

The bachelor (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The country gentleman (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The courtier (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The divine (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The lawyer (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The maid (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The married man (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The merchant (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The physician (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The soldier (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The widow (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)
The wife (in Twelve Wonders of the World) (Text: Anonymous)

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