Madrigales: the Triumphes of Oriana, to 5. and 6. voices - Morley, Thomas 1557-?1603 (New York Performers' Facs., 1992)
Hence stars you dazell but the sight / Michael Este -- With angells face and brightnesse / Daniell Norcome -- Lightly she whipped o're ye dales / John Mundy -- Long live faire Oriana / Ellis Gibbons -- All creatures now are merry / John Benet -- Faire Oriana beauties queene / John Hilton -- The nymphs and shepherds danced / George Marson -- Calme was the aire / Richard Carlton -- Thus bonny bootes the birth day / John Holmes -- Sing shepherds all / Richard Nicolson -- The faunes and satirs tripping / Thomas Tomkins -- Come gentle swaines / Michaell Cavendish -- Withdraw your selves yee shepherds / William Cobbold -- Arise awake you silly shepherds sleeping / Thomas Morley -- Faire nymphes I heard one telling / John Farmer -- The lady Oriana / John Wilbye -- Hark! Hark, did you ever heare so sweet a singing? / Thomas Hunt -- As Vesta was from Latmos Hill descending / Thomas Weelkes -- Fair Oriana in the morne / John Milton -- Round about her charret with all admiring straines / Ellis Gibbons -- With angells face and brightnesse / George Kirbye -- Fair Oriana seeming to wink at folly / Robert Jones -- Faire Citharea presents her doves / John Lisley -- Hard by a christall fountaine / Thomas Morley -- Come blessed byrd and with thy finger rellish / Edward Johnson.
For cantus, altus, tenor, quintus, bassus, and in the final 11 works sextus.
Composed in honor of Elizabeth I.
Publisher's no.: Performers' Editions 29063.
Reprint. Originally published: In London : Printed by Thomas Este, the assigne of Thomas Morley, 1601. From the exemplar in the John Herrick Jackson Music Library, Yale University.
composed by diuers seuerall aucthors
Keywords: Elizabeth -- I, -- Queen of England, -- 1533-1603 -- Songs and music; 17th Century (1601-1700); Madrigal; United Kingdom