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Third set of books (1610) / Michael East ; associate revisers for this volume: Philip Brett and Alexis Vlasto
(The English madrigalists / edited by Edmund H. Fellowes ; rev. by Thurston Dart ; 31A)

Material Type score
Edition Rev. ed.
Publisher London : Stainer & Bell
Year c1962
Language English
Size 1 score (x, 140 p.) : facsims. ; 26 cm

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Media type 楽譜(印刷)
Contents Neapolitans: Come life, come death
Poor is the life
Dainty white pearl
Madrigals: Say, dear, when will your frowning?
Lo, here I leave my heart
Life, tell me
Now must I part
Verse pastorals: Sweet Muses : first part
Aye me : second part
My peace and my pleasure : third part
Verse anthems: When Israel came out of Egypt : first part
What aileth thee? : second part
Turn thy face : first part
O give me the comfort : second part
Viol fantasies: Desperavi
Peccavi
Vidi
Penitet
Credidi
Vixi
Triumphavi
Amavi
Notes "The [verse pastorals], verse-anthems and fantasies have been scored by Philip Brett and Alexis Vlasto, and they have been included in the present volume (p. 49 onwards) so that East's book may be seen as a whole."
The madrigals for 5-6 voices; the verse pastorals and anthems for solo voices, chorus, and viols (in varying combinations) and the fantasies for 5 viols
Authors Dart, Thurston, 1921-1971
Fellowes, Edmund Horace, 1870-1951
Brett, Philip
East, Michael, ca. 1580-ca. 1640
Vlasto, Alexis
Uniform title East, Michael, ca. 1580-ca. 1640 -- Bookes, 3rd set
Subjects FREE:For mixed voices -- For mixed voices with instrumental ensemble -- For 5 viols  All Subject Search
FREE:Part-songs, English
FREE:Choruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with instrumental ensemble
FREE:Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with instrumental ensemble
FREE:Canons, fugues, etc. (Viols (5)
FREE:String quintets (Viols (5)
Classification LCC:M2 .F413 VOL.31A
ID 6000301747
楽器編成 For mixed voices -- For mixed voices with instrumental ensemble -- For 5 viols

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