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One of the few English musicians whose fame as a composer spread through-out Europe during his lifetime, John Dowland (1563-1626) was also unsur-passed in his day as a lute virtuoso. The composer of 88 lute songs, Dowland had twice applied for the position of lutenist at the court of Elizabeth I and was rejected both times-for religious reas***, it was thought. (He had converted to Catholicism during a Protestant reign.) His talents, however, were welcomed at courts in Germany, Venice, Florence, and Denmark. Since the early twentieth century, Dowland's excellence as a song writer has been well established; and many of his compositi*** for lute-long shrouded in obscurity--have become well known.

This collection of 45 songs includes all the works in his original Third Booke of Songs or Aires; in A Pilgrime's Solace (his fourth collection); three contributi*** to his son Robert's A Musicall Banquet," plus a lovely galliard- dance for solo guitar.

Togethe***ith Nadal's Lute Songs of John Dowland (First and Second Books), published in 1997, this compilation completes Dover's newly edited and

engraved editi*** of Dowland's lute songs- rich oeuvre sure to be studied and enjoyed by singers, guitarists, and music lovers alike.

Introduction

　Instrumentation

　About the Transcripti***

　Tuning and Transposition

　Types of Transcripti***

THE THIRD AND LAST BOOKE

　Ⅰ. Farewell too fair

　Ⅱ. Time stands still

　Ⅲ. Behold a wonder here

　Ⅳ. Daphne was not so chaste

　Ⅴ. Me, me, and none but me

　Ⅵ. When Phoebus first did Daphne love

　Ⅶ. Say Love if ever thou didst find

　Ⅷ. Flow not so fast ye fountains

　Ⅸ. What if never speed?

　Ⅹ. Love stood amaz'd 20

　Ⅺ. Lend your ears to my sorrow

　ⅩⅡ. By a fountain where I lay

　Ⅷ. Oh what hath ove***rought

　Ⅸ. Farewell unkind farewell

　ⅩV. Weep you no more, sad fountains

　XⅥ. Fie on this feigning

　ⅩVⅡ. I must complain

　XⅧ. It was a time when silly bees　could speak

　ⅩⅨ. The lowest trees have tops

　XX. What poor astronomers are they

　ⅩⅪ. Come when I call (for two voices and two lutes)

A PILGRIMES SOLACE

　I. Disdain me still

　Ⅱ. Sweet stay awhile

　Ⅲ. To ask for all thy love

　Ⅳ. Love those beams

　Ⅴ. Shall I strive with words to move*

　Ⅵ. Were every thought an eye

　VⅡ. Stay Time awhile thy flying

　Ⅷ. Tell me true Love (with chorus)

The ne next three with treble and bass viols or violin and cello:

　Ⅸ. Go nightly cares

　X. From silent night

　ⅩI. Lasso vita mia

　ⅩⅡ. In this trembling shadow

　Ⅷ. If that a sinner's sighs

A three-part work:

　XⅣ. Thou mighty God

　ⅩV. When David's life

　ⅩⅥ. When the poor cripple

　XVⅡ. Where sin sore wounding

　ⅩⅧ. My heart and tongue were twins

The next three with chorus:

　XⅨ. Up merry mates

　XX. Welcome black night

　ⅩⅪ. Cease these false sports

THREE AYRES FROM '~t MUSICALL BANQUET"

　Far from triumphing Court

　Lady if you so spite me

　In darkness let me dwell

GALLIARD TO LACHRIMAE

　A lute solo from A Pilgrimes Solace,

　transcribed for guitar

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Unsurpassed in his day as a lute virtuoso, John Dowland (1563–1626) today continues to delight singers, musicians, and music lovers alike. This collection of 45 songs includes all the works in Dowland's original third and fourth books of lute songs, the composer's contributi*** to his son's anthology of 1610, and a dance for solo guitar.