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*''1. [[The Silver Swan (Orlando Gibbons)|The Silver Swan]] | *''1. [[The Silver Swan (Orlando Gibbons)|The Silver Swan]] | ||
*''2. [[O, that the learned poets (Orlando Gibbons)|O, that the learned poets]] | *''2. [[O, that the learned poets (Orlando Gibbons)|O, that the learned poets]] | ||
*''3-6. [[I weigh not fortune's frown - I tremble not at noise of war - | *''3-6. [[I weigh not fortune's frown - I tremble not at noise of war - I see ambition never pleased - I fain not friendship (Orlando Gibbons)|I weigh not fortune's frown - I tremble not at noise of war - I see ambition never pleased - I fain not friendship]] | ||
*''7-8. [[How art thou thrald - Farewell, all joys (Orlando Gibbons)|How art thou thrald - Farewell, all joys]] | *''7-8. [[How art thou thrald - Farewell, all joys (Orlando Gibbons)|How art thou thrald - Farewell, all joys]] | ||
*''9. [[Dainty fine bird (Orlando Gibbons)|Dainty fine bird]] | *''9. [[Dainty fine bird (Orlando Gibbons)|Dainty fine bird]] | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 4 November 2011
General Information
Published: 1612
Composer: Orlando Gibbons
- 1. The Silver Swan
- 2. O, that the learned poets
- 3-6. I weigh not fortune's frown - I tremble not at noise of war - I see ambition never pleased - I fain not friendship
- 7-8. How art thou thrald - Farewell, all joys
- 9. Dainty fine bird
- 10-11. Faire ladies that to love captived are - Mongst thousands good
- 12. Now each flowery bank of May
- 13. Lais now old
- 14. Fair is the rose
- 15. What is our life?
- 16. Ah, dear heart, why do you rise?
- 17-19. Nay let me weep - Ne'er let the sun - Yet if that age
- 20. Trust not too much