An edition of Elizabethan lute songs
(1970)
Elizabethan lute songs
by Peter Pears
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Morley. Absence.
Rosseter. What then is love but mourning?.
Dowland. I saw my lady weep.
Rosseter. If she forsake me.
Dowland. Dear, if you change.
Ford. Come, Phyllis.
Dowland. Stay, time.
Morley. It was a lover and his lass.
Dowland. Weep you no more.
Rosseter. When Laura smiles.
Ford. Fair, sweet, cruel.
Dowland. Shall I sue?
Dowland. Sweet, stay awhile.
Morley. Who is it?
Dowland. Can she excuse?
Dowland. Come, heavy sleep.
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Program notes by Peter Pears on container.
Peter Pears, tenor; Julian Bream, lute.
Playable also on monaural equipment.
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