What's new: "O spazzacamin" (Filippo Azzaiolo), "My love's an arbutus" (Charles Villiers Stanford)
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| Abschied vom Wald (Felix Mendelssohn) | Romantic |  |
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| Ach Elslein, liebes Elselein (Ludwig Senfl) | Renaissance | |
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| Adieu, sweet Amaryllis (John Wilbye) | Renaissance | |
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| Ah, for wings to soar (Anonymous) | Romantic | |
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| A little pretty bonny lass (John Bennet) | Renaissance | |
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| April is in my mistress' face (Thomas Morley) | Renaissance | |
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| Au joly bois (Claudin de Sermisy) | Renaissance | |
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| Belle qui tient ma vie (Thoinot Arbeau) | Renaissance | |
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| Ben staga tutta questa bella brigada (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Bonjour, mon coeur (Roland de Lassus) | Renaissance | |
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| Bonzorno madonna (Antonio Scandello) | Renaissance | |
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| Ce moys de mai (Clement Janequin) | Renaissance | |
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| Chi la gagliarda (Baldassare Donato) | Renaissance | |
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| Come again! (John Dowland) | Renaissance | |
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| Con voce dai sospiri interrotta (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Cruda mia tiraniella (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Dolcissimo ben mio (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Drop, drop, slow tears (Orlando Gibbons) | Hymn/Sacred | |
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| El grillo (Josquin Desprez) | Renaissance | |
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| E me levai d'una bella mattina (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Fair Phyllis i saw (John Farmer) | Renaissance | |
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| Fata la parte (Juan del Encina) | Renaissance | |
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| Fa una canzona (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Fine knacks for ladies (John Dowland) | Renaissance | |
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| Già cantai allegramente (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| I languish to complain me (John Bennet) | Renaissance | |
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| Il est bel et bon (Pièrre Passereau) | Renaissance | |
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| Io mi son giovinetta (Domenico Ferrabosco) | Renaissance | |
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| Jamais je n'amerai (Anonymous) | Renaissance | |
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| Je ne l'ose dire (Pièrre Certon) | Renaissance | |
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| La canzone del grillo (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Las, pauvre coeur (Clement Janequin) | Renaissance | |
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| Leva la man di qui (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Lucilla, io vo' morire (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Margot laboures les vignes (Jacques Arcadelt) | Renaissance | |
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| Mas vale trocar (Juan del Encina) | Renaissance | |
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| Matona mia cara (Roland de Lassus) | Renaissance | |
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| Mon coeur se recommande a vous (Roland de Lassus) | Renaissance | |
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| My love's an arbutus (Charles Villiers Stanford) | 1800/1900 | |
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| Now, o now i needs must part (John Dowland) | Renaissance | |
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| O occhi, manza mia (Roland de Lassus) | Renaissance | |
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| O spazzacamin (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Pastime with good company (Henry VIII Tudor) | Renaissance | |
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| Quando mirai la bella faccia d'oro (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Quick! (Charles Villiers Stanford) | 1800/1900 | |
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| Sentomi la formicula (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Se son quest'occhi tuoi (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| So ben mi ch'à bon tempo (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Tant que vivrai (Claudin de Sermisy) | Renaissance | |
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| Tanto sai fare (Filippo Azzaiolo) | Renaissance | |
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| Tantum ergo (Déodat de Séverac) | 1800/1900 | |
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| The blue bird (Charles Villiers Stanford) | 1800/1900 | |
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| The elves' dance (John Bennet) | Renaissance | |
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| Tourdion (Ed. Pièrre Attaignant) | Renaissance | |
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| Tra verdi campi (Orazio Vecchi) | Renaissance | |
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| Tutto lo di (Roland de Lassus) | Renaissance | |
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| Un dolce canto (Giovanni Battista Martini) | Classical | |
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| Vedrassi prima
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Pierluigi da Palestrina) |
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| Vitrum nostrum
gloriosum (Georg Forster) |
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| Weep,
o mine eyes (John Bennet) |
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