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Complaints is a
poetry collection by
Edmund Spenser,
published in 1591. It
contains nine poems. Its publisher,
William Ponsonby,
added an introduction...
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Ghostes and Spirites,
Walking by Night, And of
Straunge Noyses, Crackes, and
Sundrie forewarnings,
which commonly happen before the
death of men:
Great Slaughters...
- This is a list of the
musical compositions by
William Byrd, one of the most
celebrated English composers of the Renaissance. M**** for
Three Voices (c....
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Booke of
Godly and
Spirituall Songs collected out of
sundrie partes of the Scripture, with
sundrie of
other Ballates changed out of
prophaine sanges, for...
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lutenist to Sir
Henry Pierrepont. He
published in
London in 1604
Songes of
sundrie kinds. It
contained four madrigals;
three of them, 'Come away,
sweet love...
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oratorio The
Seasonings (Vivaldi's The Four Seasons),
Diverse Ayres on
Sundrie Notions, a
Sonata for
Viola Four Hands, the
chorale prelude Should, a Notebook...
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Wonders of Loue, the
Triumphes of
Inconstant Time.
Displaying in
Sundrie Conceipted P****ions (figured in a
Continuate Historie) the
Trophees that...
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songs were set by
William Byrd in Psalmes,
Sonnets and
Songs and
Songs of
sundrie natures, respectively. The
second song, Have I
caught my
Heavenly Jewel...
- all
seven Psalms in
English versions for
three voices in his
Songs of
Sundrie Natures (1589).
Settings of
individual penitential psalms have been written...
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Quest of Cinthia. The Shepheard's Sirena. The Moone-Calfe.
Elegies upon
sundrie occasions. London:
Printed for W. Lee. pp. 117–134. OCLC 951477366. Reprinted...
