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[Textes poétiques et juridiques]

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[Poème amoureux]

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The Queen's Dump/Johnson's Second Dump, duet ground [John Johnson]

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7

The grounde to A treble sett by Mr. John Johnson [luth 2]

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7 

duet ground

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7

duet ground

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7

good night [and Good rest] [John Johnson] [2 luths]
cf. GB-Cu Ms. Dd.2.11, f. 86.

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[blanches]

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13

Deligh[t] Pauen [John Johnson]
cf. GB-Cu Ms. Dd.3.18, f. 20v-21.

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13

Alph[onso Ferrabosco] Paue[ne]

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14

Je file [Philip van Wilder]
cf. GB-NO Ms 16.16C, f. 91v-92v [clavier]

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15

Mr Mer: chant [Marchant]

10

16-17

Medley J: J [John Johnson : The Old Medley]

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17

Galliard J: John: [John Johnson]

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18-19

Replete for three Luts.

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19

Pag: Gal: [Packington's Galliard] [duo: luth 2]
cf. GB-LLwilliams Ms. s.c., f. 9.

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Pag: Gal: [Packington's Galliard] [duo:luth 1]
cf. GB-LLwilliams Ms. s.c., f. 9.

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20-21

Passemesures paven [passamezzo antiquo, duo, luth 2]

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21

Passemeasures paven [passamezzo antiquo, duo, luth 1]

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21

omn[i]n[o] galiard [J. Johnson : Omnino Galliard]
cf. GB-Dtc Ms D.1.21, p. 90 et GB-Dtc Ms. D.3.30, p. 31.

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22-23

Passmesurs: pauen.

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24-25

Quadron pauen: [John Johnson : Quadran Pavan, passamezzo moderno]
cf. GB-Cu Ms Dd.9.33, f. 93v-94.

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25

[Ground to the Quadran Pavan]

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26-27

Pauen Del' tromba [De la Tromba]

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27-28

Del' tromba Galliard

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28-29

Leueche pauen [John Johnson : Lavecchia Pavan]
GB-Lbl Ms. Egerton 2046, n° 1.

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The Galliard to Leueche [John Johnson : Lavecchia Galliard]
GB-Lbl Ms. Egerton 2046, n° 2 et 3.

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Mr Drewries accord. for two luts

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31

Eccho for two luts by Mr Fra[ncis] Pilk[ington] Bach[elor] of Musicke

32-124

[blanches]

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125

How can ye tree [How can the tree but waste and wither away]

28

125

The sanct I serue [The saint I serve: accompagnement seulement]

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125

Where gripinge griefe the hare[t] woulde [Richard Edwards]

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125

If all the gods

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126

Thegripinge griefe that [The Griping Grief, Richard Edwards]

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Secunda pars : Ahah alasse [Richard Farrant/ Robert Parsons : Ah alas you salt sea gods]

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127

Ah dolores maesto [Dolor es maesto]

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128

To winne renowne [To win renown]

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Alasse alacke [Alas alack, my heart is woe]
cf. Peter Warlock, The Third Book of Elizabethan Songs (Paris, 1926), p. 23.

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In terrors trappe

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129

What time ulis [What time Ulysses]

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129

When Woemen first dame Nature Wroght [Richard Edwards  : When women first dame nature wrought]

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130

Yf frandles faith [If friendless faith]

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130

Mistrust misdeems amisse

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130

I sighe to see [I sigh to see]

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A doulfulldeadlie pange [Nicholas Strogers : A Doleful Deadly Pang]
cf. Peter Warlock, op. cit., p. 19.

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131-132

Com treade the pathes [Come tread the paths]

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131-132

Not shee

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133

Wing'd wthdesire [Winged with desire]

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133

The bitter sweete

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134

Mingo

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134

The flames of fyre

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135

Awhile longe while [A While Long While]

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135

Though straunge I seeme [Though strange I seem]