Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by T. Bateson

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Thomas Bateson (c1570 - c1630)

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First Set of English Madrigals

no. ?. Your shining eyes and golden hair (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. Who prostrate lies at women’s feet (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. Ay me, my mistress scorns my love (Text: Anonymous)
no. ?. Sister awake! close not your eyes! (Text: Thomas Bateson)
no. ?. The nightingale, so soon as April bringeth (Text: Philip Sidney, Sir)

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

Ay me, my mistress scorns my love (in First Set of English Madrigals) (Text: Anonymous)
Love is the fire
Phyllis, farewell
Sister awake! close not your eyes! (in First Set of English Madrigals) (Text: Thomas Bateson)
The nightingale, so soon as April bringeth (in First Set of English Madrigals) (Text: Philip Sidney, Sir)
Those sweet delightful lilies (Text: Anonymous after Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
Who prostrate lies at women’s feet (in First Set of English Madrigals) (Text: Anonymous)
Your shining eyes and golden hair (in First Set of English Madrigals) (Text: Anonymous)

Last update: 2023-05-04 19:35:45