bits Of Dowland

Bibliography: [Facsimile] ed. Diana Poulton (Scolar Press, Menston, 1969)

page	original ascription	title	composer	cons. & cogs.
2	The Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisle, Lord Chamberlaine to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, his Galliard / Iohn Douland Batchelar ofMusick	Viscount Lisle's Galliard/Susanna Galliard	John Dowland [91]	Dd.2.11 52/1

Robert Dowland Varietie of Lute Lessons

YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1610

Bibliography: [Facsimile] (London, 1958)

folio	original ascription	title	composer	cons. & cogs.
10v-11	Composed by the most famous Diomedes of Venice: Lutenist to the high and mightie Sigismundus, 2deg..King of Poland. Fantasie.I	Fantasia	Diomedes Cato	Fuhrmann 1615 15-16/1 Mertel 1615 270-271/1
11v-12/1	Composed by the most famous, the KNIGHT of the Lute. Fantasie. 2	Fantasia	Laurencini	Herbert 14v-15/1 cf: Besard 1603 27v
12/2-12v/1	Composed by the most famousIacobus Reis of Augusta: Lutenist to the most mightie and victorious Henricus 4. French King. Fantasie. 3	Fantasia	Jacob Reys
12v/2-13/1	Composed by the most famous and diuine Laurenciniof Rome. Fantasie. 4	Fantasia	Laurencini	Besard 1603 26v-27/1 Galilei 1620 116 Como 46v
13/2-13v	Composed by the most Artificiall and famous, Alfonso Ferrabosco of Bologna. Fantasie. 5	Fantasia	Alfonso Ferrabosco	Herbert 44v Hirsch 8v-9/1 Dd.2.11 21v cf: Besard 1603 32
14-14v	Composed by the most famous Gregorio Huwet of Antwerpe: Lutenist to the most high and mightie Henericus Iulius, Duke of Brunswicke, &c. Fantasie.5	Fantasia	Gregory Huwet	Denss 1594 68v-69
15-16	Composed by Iohn Douland, Batchelar of Musicke. Fantasie. 7 / Here endeth the Fantasies.	Fantasia	John Dowland [1]	Cosens 8v-9 31392 13v-14v/1 and 24 ML 14v-15 Pickeringe 24v-25/1 Besard 1603 170v-171v/1 Euing 16v-17 Mertel 1615 226/2-228/1 Brahe 27v-31
16v-17	Here beginnith the Pauins: ....Mauritius Landgrauius Hessia fecit in honorem Ioanni Doulandi Anglorum Orphei. Pauin. 1	Pavan	Mauritius, Landgrave of Hessen
17v	Composed by the most famous and perfect Artist Anthonie Holborne, Gentleman Vsher to the most Sacred Elizabeth, lateQueene of England, &c. Pauin. 2	Pavan	Anthony Holborne	Herbert 8 Dd.5.78.3 66v Euing 19/1
18	Composed by the excellent Musition Thomas Morley Batcheler of Musicke, and Organist in the Chappell ofthe most Sacred Elizabeth, late Queene of England, &c. Pauin. 3	Pavan	Thomas Morley
18v-19	Composed by the right perfect Musition Daniell Batchelar: one of the Groomes of her Maiesties Priuie Chamber. Pauin. 4	Pavan	Daniel Bacheler	Nn.6.36 11v-12
19v-20v/1	Composed by Iohn Douland Batcheler of Musicke. Pauin. 5 Sir Iohn Langton his Pauin.	Sir John Langton's Pavan	John Dowland [14a]	Dd.5.78.3 2v-3 Mylius 1622 48-49 Fuhrmann 1615 53-55/1
20v/2-21	Composed by the most Artificiall and famous Alfonso Ferrabosco of Bologna. Pauin. 6	Pavan	Alfonso Ferrabosco	Dd.5.78.3 36v-37/1 Euing 30v-31/1
21v-22	Composed by Robert Douland. Pauin. 7 Sir Tho. Monson his Pauin. / Here endeth the Pauins.	Sir Thomas Monson's Pavan	Robert Dowland
22v-23	Here beginneth theGalliards: the first whereof is commonly knowne by the name of the most high and mightie Christianus the fourth King of Denmarke, his Galliard. Galliard. 1 / Iohn Dowland, Batcheler of Musick.	Battle Galliard/ King of Denmark's Galliard/Mr Mildmay's Galliard	John Dowland [40]	Dd..9.33 23 &94v ML 12v-13/1 Pickeringe 17v-18/1 Welde 5v Board 17v-18 Sampson 7v Folger 10v-11 Vilnius 22v/2 and 22v/3-23/1 Fuhrmann 1615 112-113/1 Brahe 33
23v	The most sacred Queene Elizabeth, her Galliard. Galliard. 2 / Iohn Dowland,Batcheler of Musick.	Queen Elizabeth's Galliard	John Dowland [41]	Dd.2.11 59/1
24	The Right Honourable Robert Earle of Essex, high Marshall of England, his Galliard. Galliard 3 / Iohn Dowland, Batcheler of Musick.	Earl of Essex's Galliard/ Can SheExcuse	John Dowland [42]	Barley 1596 62 (orph.) Montbuysson 2/1 and 56v/2-57/1 Dd.2.11 40v/1 and 62v/1 Euing 24/1 Folger 16 Hirsch 11v/1 Herbert 55/2 Nn.6.36 37 Cosens 48 Fuhrmann 1615 121/2-122 Bautzen 31/1 Thysius 22v/1 Vallet 1615 36-40 Vilnius 58v/2
24v	The Right Honourable Ferdinando Earle of Darby, his Galliard. Galliard. 4 / Iohn Dowland, Batcheler of Musick.	Earl of Derby's Galliard	John Dowland [44a]	Schele 142 Dd.5.78.3 38/2 Euing 21/3 Welde 7/3 Sampson 13v Nn.6.36 1 and 2 Herhold 39v/2-40v
25	The Right Honourable the Lady Rich,her Galliard. Galliard. 5 / Iohn Dowland, Batcheler of Musick.	Lady Rich's Galliard/ Dowland's Bells	John Dowland [43a]	Dlugoraj 147 Vilnius 21/3, 21v/2 and 56v/4 Schele 146/2-147/1 Marsh 190 Dd.5.78.3 9/1 Dd.9.33 91v Pickeringe 18/2 Welde 5/1 Mynshall 8/3 Thysius 21v/1 and 392v cf: Vilnius 21/2 Marsh 381 Nürnberg 2
25v-26/1	The Right Honorable the Lady Cliftons Spirit. Galliard. 6 / Robert Douland.	Lady Clifton's Spirit/K D'Arcy's Spirit	John Dowland [45]	Dd.2.11 58/2
26/2-26v	Sir Thomas Monson his Galliard. Galliard. 7 / Here endeth the Galliards.	Sir Thomas Monson's Galliard	Robert Dowland
27-28v	Here beginneth the Almaines: the first whereof is commonly knowne by the name of Mounsiers Almaine. Almaine. 1 / Daniell Bacheler.	Mounsieur's Almain	Daniel Bacheler	Wickhambrook 17/2 Folger 13 Dd.4.22 12 Dd.9.33 38v-40, 47 & 53v Genoa 139v-140 Marsh 18 Thysius 484 Valerius 1626 286-287 Dd.3.18 35v (dt) Euing 19v (dt) Mynshall 10/2 (dt) Welde 14v/2-15 (dt) 2764(2) 12v/2 (dt/cnst) Schele 147/2-148/1 (cnst) Vilnius 1/3 (cnst band.) GB-Lbl Add.Ms..30342 31v cf: Dd.9.33 38v-40 Cosens 15v-17 and 44v-46 Dd.2.11 33v-34/1 Hove 1601 99v and 108v Dd.5.78.3 70v/2-71/1
29	Sir Henry Guilforde his Almaine.	Sir Henry Guildford's Almain
29v/1	The first of the Queens Maskes.	First Almain of the Queen's Maske
29v/2-30/1	The second of the Queenes Maskes.	Second Almain of the Queen's Maske
30/2	The last of the Queenes Maskes.	Last Almain of the Queen's Maske		Board 41/3
30v/1	The Witches daunce in the Queenes Maske.	The Witch's Dance from the Queen's Maske		Board 26/1 Ballet 65 ML 4/2 10444 21 Brade 1617 no.49 GB-Lbl Add.Ms.17786-91 no.6
30v/2-31	Sir Iohn Smith his Almaine. / Here endeth the Almaines.	Sir John Smith's Almain	John Dowland [47]	Marsh 384 ML 8v/1 Folger 13v-14/1 2764(2) 10 Ballet 7/1 (?dt) Schele 148/2 (cnst) Brahe 16v-17/1 Thysius 503
31v/1	Here beginneth the Corantoes: the first whereof is commonly knowne by the name of MounsierBallard his Coranto. Coranto. 1	Ballard's Courant	Robert Ballard	Herbert 36v/2 Schele 88/1
31v/2	Iohn Perrichon his Coranto. Coranto. 2	Mrs Lettice Rich's Courant	Julien Perrichon	Board 18v/2 Besard 1603 152v/2
32	Coranto. 3	Courant		Brade 1617 no.29
32v	Mounsier Saman his Coranto. Coranto. 4	Courant	Mercure d'Orléans/René Saman	Schele 64/1 and 87 ML 25/2 Dowland 1610B 32v Herbert 65/1 Fuhrmann 1615 162/2 Werl 91 Basle 11-12 Moy 1631 31v Aegidius 122v-123
33	Mounsier Saman. Coranto. 5	Courant	René Saman/ Robert Ballard	cf: Ballard 1611 62/2-64/1
33v/1	Coranto. 6	Courant	Mathias Mason	Vilnius 4/1 and 5v/1 Dd.9.33 75v
33v/2	Coranto. 7 / Here endeth the Corantoes.	Courant	Saman	Herbert 66v/1
34	Here beginneth the Voltes. Volt. 1	Volt		Besard 1603 164/2 Dolmetsch 121v-122
34v	Volt 2	Volt/ Courant	Robert Ballard	Ballard 1611 84/2-86/1 St Petersburg 25v-26
35	Volt. 3	Volt/ Courant	Gauthier	Herbert 72/3
35v/1	Volt. 4	Volt	Gauthier	Herbert 49v/1
35v/2-36/1	Volt. 5	Volt
36/2	Volt. 6	Volt	Julien Perrichon	Herbert 74/2
36v	Volt 7 / FINIS.	Volt

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