Dow Partbooks

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The Dow Partbooks is a collection of five partbooks in Oxford around 1580. The collection includes choral and also instrumental pieces. Robert Dow was a trained calligrapher and the books are unusually easy to read among Tudor manuscripts.

Contents

No. Title Composer Comments
1. Lamentations a 5 White, RobertRobert White (Heth, Teth, Iod, Caph, Lamed. Mem)
2. Miserere mei Deus White, RobertRobert White
3. Christe qui lux es et dies I White, RobertRobert White
4. Christe qui lux es et dies II White, RobertRobert White
5. Christe qui lux es et dies III White, RobertRobert White
6. Manus tuae fecerunt me White, RobertRobert White
7. Portio mea, Domine White, RobertRobert White
8. Justus es Domine White, RobertRobert White
9. Ne irascaris Domine
- Civitas sancti tui		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
10. O Domine adjuva me Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
11. Tribulationes civitatum
- Timor et hebetudo
- Nos enim pro peccatis		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
12. Domine exaudi orationem Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
13. Domine praestolamur Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
14. Ad te clamamus Tye, ChristopherChristopher Tye
15. Omnes gentes, plaudite manibus Tye, ChristopherChristopher Tye
16. Esurientes implevit bonis Sheppard, JohnJohn Sheppard
17. Angelus ad pastores ait Lasso, Orlando diOrlando di Lasso
18. Veni in hortum meum Lasso, Orlando diOrlando di Lasso
19. O salutaris hostia Tallis, ThomasThomas Tallis
20. Salvator mundi I Tallis, ThomasThomas Tallis
21. Candidi facti sunt Tallis, ThomasThomas Tallis
22. Dum transisset Sabbatum a 5 Johnson, RobertRobert Johnson
23. Exaudiat te Dominus White, RobertRobert White
24. Tribulationem et dolorem inveni Ferrabosco I, AlfonsoAlfonso Ferrabosco I
25. Non me vincat, Deus meus Strogers, NicholasNicholas Strogers
26. Dum transisset Sabbatum I Taverner, JohnJohn Taverner
27. Tribulatio proxima est
- Contumelias et terrores		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
28. Appropinquet deprecatio mea White, RobertRobert White
29. Christus resurgens Tailer, JohnJohn Tailer
30. O quam gloriosum est regnum
- Benedictio et claritas		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
31. Tristitia et anxietas
- Sed tu, Domine		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
32. Apparebit in finem Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
33. Audivi vocem Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
34. In resurrectione tua Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
35. Retribue servo tuo Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
36. Fac cum servo tuo Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
37. Sive vigilem Mundy, WilliamWilliam Mundy
38. Christe qui lux es et dies IV White, RobertRobert White
39. Deus venerunt gentes
- Posuerunt morticinia		 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
40. Domine tu jurasti Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
41. Exsurge, quare obdormis Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
42. O sacrum convivium Tallis, ThomasThomas Tallis
43. Salvator mundi II Tallis, ThomasThomas Tallis
44. Effuderunt sanguinem Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd Part 3 of Deus venerunt gentes (no.39)
45. Christe qui lux es et dies Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
46. Laetentur coeli Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
47. Facti sumus opprobrium Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd Part 4 of Deus venerunt gentes (no.39)
48. Ave Maria Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
49. Dum transisset Sabbatum Roose
50. Decantabat populus Anonymous
51. Mirabile mysterium Ferrabosco I, AlfonsoAlfonso Ferrabosco I
52. Miserere mei Deus Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
53. O bone Jesu Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
54. Vestigia mea dirige Giles, NathanielNathaniel Giles
56. Lord, who shall dwell White, RobertRobert White following numbering in 1st partbook
57. The Lord bless us and keep us White, RobertRobert White
58. O Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
59. Prevent us, O Lord Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
60. How long shall mine enemies Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
61. O that most rare breast Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
62. Come to me grief for ever Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
63. In fields abroad Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
64. Where fancy fond Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
65. Susanna fair (1588) Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
66. While Phoebus used to dwell Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
67. Why do I use my paper, ink and pen? Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
68. La Verginella Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
69. I joy not in no earthly bliss Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
70. Ah golden hairs Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
71. Lord in thy wrath reprove me not Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
72. Care for thy soul Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
73. Browning Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
74. Browning Woodcock, ClementClement Woodcock
75. Miserere Mallorie
76. Ascendo ad Patrem Maillard, JeanJean Maillard attrib. Tye in MS
77. Rubem quem Tye, ChristopherChristopher Tye
78. Susanne un jour Lasso, Orlando diOrlando di Lasso
79. Madonna somm'accorto Fogliano, GiacomoGiacomo Fogliano attrib. Tye in MS
80. Pour vous aymer Wilder, Philippe vanPhilippe van Wilder
81. De la court Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
82. De la court (Part 2) Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
83. Je fille quand Dieu Wilder, Philippe vanPhilippe van Wilder
84. In nomine Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons
85. In nomine no.5 Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
86. In nomine no.1 Strogers, NicholasNicholas Strogers
87. In nomine no.1 Strogers, NicholasNicholas Strogers
88. In nomine no.2 Strogers, NicholasNicholas Strogers
89. In nomine Bull, JohnJohn Bull
90. In nomine White, RobertRobert White
91. In nomine "Follow me" Tye, ChristopherChristopher Tye
92. In nomine no.1 Woodcock, ClementClement Woodcock
93. If that a sinner's sighs Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
94. If women could be fair Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
95. Prostrate O Lord I lie Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
96. Even from the depth Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
97. When I was otherwise Byrd, WilliamWilliam Byrd
98. In nomine no.1 Brewster
99. O God, wherefore art thou absent Anonymous
100. When I look back Parsons, RobertRobert Parsons in Tenor partbook only
101. Come Holy Ghost Anonymous
102. O Lord of whom I do depend Anonymous
103. O Lord, turn not away Anonymous

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