English Songs of the 17th and 18th Centuries

When daisies pied ( Arne )
Where the bee sucks ( Arne )
My lovely Celia ( Munro )
Oft have I sigh'd ( Campion )
The peaceful western wind ( Campion )
There is a garden in her face ( Campion )
Fair sweet cruel ( Ford )
Since first I saw your face ( Ford )
The silver swan ( Gibbons )
I saw my lady weeping ( Morley )
It was a lover and his lass ( Morley )
Ah! How pleasant 'tis to love ( Purcell )
I saw that you were grown so high ( Purcell )
Fairest Isle ( Purcell )
If music be the food of love ( Purcell )
Man is for the woman made ( Purcell )
Love quicly is pall'd ( Purcell )
Music for a while ( Purcell
Since from my dear ( Purcell )
Nymphs and shepherds ( Purcell )
Turn then thine eyes ( Purcell )
What shall I do ( Purcell )
When I am laid in earth, Dido's Lament ( Purcell )
The Knotting Song ( Purcell )
When Laura smiles ( Rosseter )
If she forsake me ( Rosseter )