Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by W. Corkine

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William Corkine (flourished 1610-2)

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Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol

no. 1. Sinke downe proude thoughts (Text: Anonymous)
no. 2. Some can flatter, some can faine (Text: Anonymous)
no. 3. Sweete restraine these (Text: Anonymous)
no. 4. If streames of teares (Text: Anonymous)
no. 5. Sweete sweete let me goe (Text: Anonymous)
no. 6. He that hath no mistresse (Text: Anonymous)
no. 7. Sweet Cupid, ripen her desire (Text: Anonymous)
no. 8. Vaine is all this worlds contention (Text: Anonymous)
no. 9. Beautie sate bathing by a spring (Text: Anthony Munday) GER
no. 10. Now would chwore hong'd, zis but thou most ma wrong (Text: Anonymous)
no. 11. Thinke you to seduce me so
no. 12. Shall a frown or angry eye (Text: Anonymous)

All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

Beautie sate bathing by a spring (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anthony Munday) GER
Break of day (Text: John Donne)
He that hath no mistresse (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
If streames of teares (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Now would chwore hong'd, zis but thou most ma wrong (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Shall a frown or angry eye (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Sinke downe proude thoughts (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Some can flatter, some can faine (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Sweet Cupid, ripen her desire (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Sweete restraine these (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Sweete sweete let me goe (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)
Thinke you to seduce me so (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol)
Two lovers sat lamenting (Text: Anonymous)
Vaine is all this worlds contention (in Airs to sing and play to the Lute and Bass-viol) (Text: Anonymous)

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