A Pilgrim's Solace Heft 1 (Nr. 1–22)
Komponist: DOWLAND John |
Epoche: Bar, Ren |
Gattung: Vokalmusik |
Besetzung: Singst Git |
Interne Referenz:
GKM-00208
Besetzung:
Singst Git
Epochen:
Barock ca. 1600 - 1750, Renaissance ca. 1400 - 1600
Gattung:
Vokalmusik
Komponist:
DOWLAND John
Herausgeber:
Werner J. Wolff
Verlag:
Doblinger
Verlagsnummer:
GKM 208
ISMN:
9790012177425
DOB_Sparte:
Gesang und Gitarre
Epoche:
Bar, Ren
Ausgabeformat:
4
Titel | Komponist | Interpret | Bearbeiter | Texter | Besetzung |
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Disdaine me still, that I may ever love | Singst Git | ||||
Sweet stay a while, why will you rise | Singst Git | ||||
To ask for all thy love | Singst Git | ||||
Love those beames that breede | Singst Git | ||||
Shall I strive with words to move | Singst Git | ||||
Were every thought an eye | Singst Git | ||||
Stay time a while thy flying | Singst Git | ||||
Tell me true Love | Singst Git | ||||
Goe nighttly cares, the enemy to rest | Singst Git | ||||
From silent night | Singst Git | ||||
Lasso vita mia, mi fa morire | Singst Git | ||||
In this trembling shadow | Singst Git | ||||
If that a Sinners sighes be Angels food | Singst Git | ||||
Thou mighty God (the first part) | Singst Git | ||||
When Davids life by Saul (the second part) | Singst Git | ||||
When the poor criple (the third part) | Singst Git | ||||
Where Sinne sore wounding | Singst Git | ||||
My heart and tongue were twinnes | Singst Git | ||||
Up Merry Mates, to Neptunes praise (A Dialogue) | Singst Git | ||||
Welcome blacke night | Singst Git | ||||
Cease these false sports | Singst Git | ||||
A Galliard to Lachrima | Singst Git |