A madrigal for the summer months by John Wilbye for SSATB chorus. Edited by Lionel Benson.

This a cappella madrigal from the high Renaissance is now available as a stand alone choral. It features opportunities for dynamic contrasts and development of the musical line. John Leavitt has edited the piece with optional cuenotes to make the tenor range more accessible to a larger group of singers. This madrigal is stunningly beautiful.

Edited by Thurston Dart 23 madrigals for SSA by Bateson, Byrd, East, Hilton, Holborne, Johnson, Jones, Morley, Porter, Tomkins, Ward, Weelkes, Wilbye and Youll. CONTENTS BATESON, Thomas Nightingale BYRD, William Benedictus EAST, Michael See Amaryllis shamed How merrily we live HILTON, John If it be love HOLBORNE, William Gush forth, my tears Since Bonny-boots was dead JOHNSON, Robert Full fathom five Where the bee sucks JONES, Robert Sweet Kate MORLEY, Thomas It was a lover and his lass Lady, those eyes See mine own sweet jewel This love is but a wanton fit Though Philomela lost her love PORTER,Walter When first I saw thee TOMKINS, Thomas Sure there is no god of love WARD, John Fly not so fast Go wailing accents WEELKES, Thomas Those sweet delightful lilies Though my carriage be but careless WILBYE, John Away, thou shalt not love me YOULL, Henry While joyful springtime lasteth

Edited by Thurston Dart. A transcription of the ms. Panmure 9 in the National Library of Scotland with keyboard pieces by Byrd Bull and Wilbye in the hand of Matchett c.1612.CONTENTSBULL John (My Choice I will not change; Pegge Ramsye)BYRD William (Farwell delighte: Fortune my Foe; Ghoste; Mounsiers Allmayne; Whislinge Carman)MATCHETT Clement (Grownde; My Ladyes left hande; Nans Thinge; Preludium; Tille Valle Monye Growe)WILBYE John (Frogge (Galliard))

This treasury of part songs and sacred music for one to six voices will delight all lovers of medieval and Renaissance music. Containing a wealth of both religious and secular music from the 12th to the 17th centuries the collection covers a broad range of moods. Approximately half the songs are secular some from the popular tradition and others from the courtly poets and musicians surrounding such musically inclined monarchs. Some of the music contained is printed for the first time. Edited by Noah Greenberg

Edited by Geoffrey Bush and Michael Hurd Nine glees and madrigals for three and four parts by Atterbury, Baildon, Beale, Hindle, Horsley, Paxton, Pring, Stevens and Webbe. CONTENTS PAXTON, William Breathe soft, ye winds (TBarB) BAILDON, Joseph When gay Bacchus (ATB) STEVENS, R J S Prithee, foolish boy (ATB) PRING, Jacob Cubitt How bright were the blushes of morn (ATB) ATTERBURY, Luffman Adieu ye streams (ATBarB) WEBBE, Samuel Oh gentle Love (ATBarB) HINDLE, John Queen of the silver bow (ATBarB) HORSLEY, William Nymphs of the forest (ATBarB) BEALE, William Come let us join the roundelay (ATBarB)

Score and Parts-For Brass Quintet. Contents: Fall I Fall O Stay Mee £ I Always Beg Yet Never £ Yee Restles Thoughts.