SKU: ST.MB45
ISBN 9790220206115.
Five-part consorts by Christopher Tye form a substantial corpus of the works collected in this volume, and appear alongside pieces by Anon, Blanks, Harding, Mundy, Weelkes, Woodson and others.
SKU: ST.MB44
ISBN 9790220206108.
With MB45 this volume completes the publication of extant In Nomines and related pieces used for consort performance in the reign of Elizabeth 1 - excluding the music of William Byrd and works by Scottish composers collected in MB15.
SKU: ST.Y225
ISBN 9790220221354.
CONTENTS 1 In nomine. MB44, 13. ANON 2 In nomine I. MB45, 131. John BALDWIN 3 In nomine. MB44, 14. BREWSTER 4 In nomine II. MB45, 132. BREWSTER 5 In nomine. MB45, 133. John BUCK 6 In nomine. MB45, 134. [Robert?] GOLDER 7 In nomine I. MB44, 18. Robert PARSONS 8 In nomine II. MB44, 19. Robert PARSONS 9 In nomine I. MB44, 20. POYNT 10 In nomine . MB44, 21. Thomas PRESTON 11 In nomine I. MB44, 22. Henry STONINGS 12 In nomine I. MB44, 23. Thomas TALLIS 13 In nomine II . MB44, 24. Thomas TALLIS 14 In nomine . MB44, 25. John TAVERNER 15 In nomine . MB44, 26. John THORNE [?] 16 In nomine . MB44, 31. William WHYTBROKE.
SKU: ST.MB40
ISBN 9790220211706.
15 pieces from the Walsingham Consort Book of 1588 and 19 pieces from Matthew Holmes's Consort Books, c.1575 represent music for mixed consort, a colourful and eclectic genre that played an important role in Elizabethan and Jacobean secular music-making.
SKU: ST.MB22
ISBN 9790220204883.
The 'Cinderella' of Elizabethan and Jacobean secular music, consort songs for voice and viols survived both the popularity of the imported madrigal and the fashion for the lute air. An indigenous corpus of music, they subsequently influenced the development of the verse anthem.