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William Lawes: Think not I could absent myself this night

A dialogue between Eunomia (goddess of law) and Irene (goddess of peace) from James Shirley's court masque, The Triumph of Peace, 1634

Emily Atkinson: Eunomia (soprano)
Richard de Winter: Irene (tenor)
Peter Willcock: bass
Alison Kinder: bass viol
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Keith McGowan: flute
Richard Mackenzie: lute

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Two anonymous 17th Century ballads describing the purported evil deeds of Richard III, the murder of the Princes in the Tower, and the Battle of Bosworth Field, which was fought in 1485.
A good example of Tudor propaganda.

A song of the Life and Death of King Richard the Third (to the tune of Who list to lead a soldier's life)
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The most cruel murther of Edward the fifth, and his brother Duke of York, in the Tower; by their Uncle Richard Duke of Gloucester (to the tune of Fortune my foe)
From Richard Johnson's ballad miscellany, The Golden Garland of Princely Delights, 1620

Eleanor Cramer:
Richard de Winter:
Robin Jeffrey:
Alison KInder: bass

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What meat eats the Spaniard?
An anonymous about eating too much fish!
From Blurt Master-Constable. Or The Spaniards night-walke.
[Attributed to] and 1602.

Emily Atkinson:
Richard de Winter:
Robin Jeffrey:
Alison Kinder: bass
Tamsin Lewis:

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Divisions (variations) on the popular Tudor song 'the leaves be green.

The leaves be green
The nuts be brown
They hang so high
They cannot come down

Arranged from John Johnson's duet for 2 lutes in Jane Pickering's Lute Book (c1616)

Eleanor Cramer: soprano
Christopher Goodwin: lute
Alison Kinder: tenor viol
Tamsin Lewis: bass viol

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