Dowland, John, 1563?-1626

English composer and lutenist

John Dowland (Wikipedia)

Nationality:

English

Works

Ayre: "Away with these self-loving lads"

Ayre: "Sorrow, stay"

Lachrimae or seven tears - excerpt(s) from

Lute solo: "Forlorne hope"

Lute solo: "Melancholy Galliard"

Lute solo: "Mistress winter's jump"

Lute solo: "My lady Hunsdon's puffe"

Lute solo: "My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home"

Lute solo: "The Earl of Essex Galliard"

Lute solo: "The Lord Chamberlain's Galliard"

Madrigal: "A shepherd in a shade his plaining made"

Madrigal: If my complaints could passions move

Psalm 100: All people that on earth do dwell

Song: "Awake sweet love, thou art returned"

Song: "Can she excuse my wrongs"

Song: "Come again, sweet love doth now invite"

Song: "Fine knacks for ladies"

Song: "Flow my tears" [Lacrimae]

Song: "Go, crystal tears"

Song: "If my complaints"

Song: "Now, oh now, I needs must part"

Song: "Say, love, if ever thou did'st find"

Song: "Sorrow, sorrow stay"

Song: "Weep You No More"

Song: "What if I never speed"

Song: "Wilt thou unkind thus reave me"

Concerts

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