Partition Volume 6, chansons compleat, pleasant et divertive, set to musick

Thomas D'Urfey

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Travaillez la partition de morceau chansons compleat, pleasant et divertive, set to musick Volume 6, chansons, fruit du travail de D'Urfey, Thomas. Cette partition baroque écrite pour les instruments comme: voix
Cette partition propose plusieurs mouvements et est classifiée dans les genres chansons, langue anglaise, pour voix non accompagnées, partitions pour voix, pour 1 voix
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Edition: London: Printed by W. Pearson for J. Tonson, 1719-1720. Reissue - London: Unidentified publisher, n. d. (1876). (re-typeset).
Libbretiste: Thomas D´Urfey

Sujets

• Baroque
• Voix

Informations

• Publié par: D-URFEY
• Nombre de lectures: 44
• Licence : Libre de droits
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 13 Mo

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5)*THE GLEN COLLECTION
OF SCOTTISH MUSIC
Presented by Lady Dorothea
RugglesBrise to the National Library of Scotland,
in memory of her brother, Major Lord
George Stewart Murray, Black Watch,
killed in action in France in 1914.
1927.28th JanuaryDigitized by the Internet Archive
in 2011 with funding from
National Library of Scotland
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WIT and MIRTH:
PILLS
TO PURGE
Melancholy ;
BEING
A Collection of the best MerryBALLADS
and SONGS, Old and New.
Fitted to all Humours,having each theirproper
TUNE for either Voice, or Instrument
theMost of SONGS being new Set.
The Sixth and Last VOL.
LONDON:
Printed Pearson, forby W. Tonson, atJ.
Shake spear's Head,
CatJierine Street in the Strand, 1720.
*<>AN
Alphabetical TABLE
OF THE
SONGS
Contain'd in this
B O O K.
Pag.
Amoret and Thyrsis lay, 30A^S"
As unconcernedandfree as Air, 33
As am Sailor, 4iI a
And now, now the Duke's March, ,47
Aurelia now one Moment lost, 48
After thepangs fierce Desire,of 78
A Pox on the Fool, J19
xA VotingMan lately in our -Town, 180
All to Mortals, 181Joy
Pox on the Ti?nes,A 184
Pox on suchA Fools f let the 186
manyAs Cupid Agespast, 188
All Christians that have Ears to hear, 26%
As atNoon Dulcina rested, 266
A Dean andPrebendary, 2ii
A71
An Alphabetical TABLE.
A World that'sfull Fools andMad-men, 229of
Astutus Constabularius, 237
Amor est Pegma, 239
Abroad as Iwas walking, I'spyd 247
A Pedlarproud as Iheard tell, 248
A YoungMan and a Maid, . 251
Allown the Young Sylvia is 261
A Swain in despair, ,.262
As came down the hey La?id Town,I 275
young Grocer London Town, 286A Jolly of
As it upon one time,befel 289
good in the Vacation,A Taylor Lo?'d, Time of 292
Islington,A ComelyDame of 296
Ah / how happys he, 303
A Little Love mayprove a Pleasure, 307
At the Change as Iwas a walking, 324
Allyou that must take a leap in the Dark, , 327
Alphonzo, you Sir,if 339
A Worthy London Prentice, 342
At the break Morning light,of 357
B
j-LINDA' pretty,prettypleasingForm 1BE
Blush not redder than the Morning, 195
Banish my Lydia these 203
like Kingdoms not one, 2Beauty, for 1
cool Shade AmaryllisBeneath a 270
BoastingFops who court the Fair, 314
here's agood Health, 8COME
makeyour Virgins tender,Cupid 17
Face,Corinna /excuse thy 34
ChloefoundLovefor his Psyche 49
Coy Belinda may discover, 52
Corinna 'tisyou that I Love, 54
Come buy my Greens andFlowers, 124
Caslia's bright Beauty all others transcend, 157
Co?nefrom the Te7?iple, away to the Bed, 198
all that are disposedCome 255
canyouChloris, 299
Cselia\ 4
Alphabetical TABLE.An
306Caslia be not too complying,
318Claspd in my dear Melinda's Arms,
Come Caelia come, let's sit and 325
not rumple my Top-knot 55DODay was spent andNight 208
brotherDear Catholick 277
Transported, 278 Mother Iam
Despairing besides a clear stream, 363
looks did kill, 111RE Phillis with her"JO
F
lazy Hours,ye 24flyFLY,
grieve,Fye Amaryllis, cease to 27
Fairest Isle, all Isles excelling, 56
Fye Jockey, neverprattle, 77
Forgive me Cloe I dare,if 175
Fortune is blindandBeauty unkind, 242
From Father Hopkins, 245
Fickle Bliss,fantastick Treasure, 259
the 280Fill Glassfill,fill,
useless Scrip,Farewelmy 320
Fates I defie, I defieyour Advances, 345
Farewel Chloe, Ofarewel, 365
Prosper long our Gracious Queen, 4GOD
gofalsest thy Sex, 288G°t ofS°i S°i
Gossip oan,Goodmorrow 315J
H
W long, how long shallIpine 1HO
Hang this whiningway Wooingof 58
Here's the Swnmer sprightly, gay, 59
How the Husband,happfs 73
Coin,Having spent allmy 169
How1
An Alphabetical TABLE.
How happy, how happy is she, 176
Hang the Presbyters Gill, 182
Honest Shepherd, since 182
How happy's thatHusbandwho after 205 is the Worldtransformed 257
Hub ub, ub, boo; 281
HadI but Love, 304
How happy are we, 319
Hear Chloe hear, 356
How happys he who weds a Wife, 370 Charming Phillis is, how Fair, yji
I
Ihear Orinda Swear, 2IF
Just comingfrom Sea, 35
everIf you mean to be kind, J$
knowI herfalse, 76
/am come to lock allfast, -78
In vain Clemene_y<?^ bestow, 80
Wine be a Cordial 82If
/fain wou'dfind apassing, 139
Ishouldgo seek theIf 141
/ seek no more to shady coverts, 166
in Parks/trfd and Plays, 173
In a Flowry Myrtle Grove, 196
/am a Jolly Toper, 200
I'll tellyou all, bothgreat 233
am/ a cunning Constable, 236
LCourtedand Writ, 253
I'll tell thee Dick where Ihave 282
/am apoor Shepherd undone, 284
/Love to Madness, rave f enjoy, 285
I'llpress, I'll bless thee Charming 297
I'm vext to think that Damon 317
Ihave a Tenement to Let, 355
K
ENyou, who comes here,K
ET not Love, let not Love on me, 23L Liberia's allmy Thought 51
LetAn Alphabetical TABLE.
Let Mary live long, 84
Lerinda complaineth that 85
Lay byyour Pleading, 191
Love's Pow'r in my Heart 204
Let's wet the whistle theof 224
Lefs Sing as one may say 226
Lucinda has the de'eland all, 232
Love is a Bauble, 238
Lais whenyou 295
Lorenzoyou amuse the Town, 302
Love's Passion neverknew 305
Let those Youths who Freedom 333
Lavia would, but dare not venture, 353
Love, the sweets Love,of 368
M
MARLBOROUGH'S a brave Commander,
9
My dear Corinnagi've me leave, 81
May her blestExample chace,
97
My Dearand only Love, 122
My Nose is the largest ofall 131
My is the Flattest allof 132
Mortals learnyour Lives to 161
Mirtillo, whilstyoupatch 169
My Friend thy Beauty 294
Love,Must that Tyrant theof 315
My Theodora can those Eyes,
337
N
Wdry up thy Tears, 40NO
No, no,poor suffering Heart, 96
NewPyramid's raise, ..
99
Never sigh, but think ofkissing, 103
Now, now the Queen's Health, 116
Noble King Lud, ^a
i
Nowfm resoli/d to Love no more 312
Notyour Eyes Melania move me, 322
Now, now the Night's come,
349
Now Jockey and Moggy are ready, 350
my Panting,panting Heart, 5 25OH!
Over the Mountains, 86
Oh1
An Alphabetical TABLE,
how Happy whoOh 's he, from, 105
f the mightypow'r Love, 162Oh of
the Charming Month May,Oh of 344
been seeOh Roger I've to Eugene, 346
Ladies,all the handsome 348Of
lay asideyour Thinking, 107PHILLIS
Pish you're rude Sir, 108fye,
can ne'er it,Phillis, I forgive 187
had marry' a 268Poor Sawney d Wife,
R
Gentlemen, 136forROOM
Retire old Miser, 209
lavish Nature,Richest Gift of 264
met with a Country-man, 3SHE
Stand clear, my Masters, 62
Sometimes Iam a Tapster new, 91
She went ApparelVd neat andfine, 95
Say cruel Amoret, how long, 112
command o'er my Fate 1Such 13
you merry Gallants,Sit 145
Phillis swears Inconstancy,Since 194
Towngo betimesSome in the 197
does all he can,Suppose aMan 210
Sors sine visu,
, 244
See bleeding atyour Feet 311
Since Tom's in the Chair, and every one here 340
Such a happy, happy, Life, 362
Mars the Queenmeet her Love,of 19TO
Thus Damon knock'd at Caelia's Door, 37
The World is a Bubble andfull of 38
Through the coldshady Woods, 44
.gordian Knot,The 88
Dwelt a Widow in this Town,There 93
There15
An Alphabetical TABLE.
100There was an OldMan,
is a Thing which in the light 106
There's not a Swain, Iio
Beauty leave ?ny Breast, 1 1Tormenting
so long 114Tellme why
mistake, 115\Tis afoolish
charming 128Tell me, tell me,
Tho' thou'rt ugly and Old, 143
Tho'you make no return 149
The King is p;one to Oxon Town, 158
Tho' I love and she knows it, 167
There was three Travellers, 177
Troy hada breed brave 118of
There's none so Pretty 222
The Ordinance a-broad, 250
That scornful Sylvia's Chains 260
Tom Tinker's my true love, 265
Ladies nowToyou Fair at Land, 272
come kindDamonThen come 323
The Night is come that will, 330
There's a new set Rakes, 330of
Tho' Begging is an Honest Trade, 338
The Rosey Morn hikes blithe and Gay 360
The Restauration how's the Word, 361
U
TH the Castle Wall, 120UNDERNEA
Unguarded lies the wishingMaid, 129
Vobis magnis parvis dicam 234
W
Phillis is Drinking, 13WHILST
and Battle nowWar, War no more, 1
What shallIdo, Iam undone, 121
When Wit andBeauty 151 Sylvia was kind, 153
What, Love a crime, 154
When Ihave often heardyoung Maids 156
What state Life can beof 163
Wheti ockeyfrstIsaw, 165J
When Dido was a Carthage Queen, 192
We merry Wives Windsor, 211of m1
An Alphabetical TABLE.
' Wo'as mepoorLass ! what mun 263
When on her Eyes, 267
With sighing and wishing, 27
What sayest thou 287 shallI do, Vve lost my Heart, 299
When Iwas in the low