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==General information==
{{Title|Madrigals to five voices}}

'''Full Title:''' Madrigals to fiue voyces. Celected out of the best approued Italian Authors. by Thomas Morley Gentleman of her Maiesties Royall Chappell.

'''Editor-Compiler:''' [[Thomas Morley]]

{{PubDatePlace|1598|in London by [[Thomas East]]|&nbsp;}}

{{GenreLanguage|Secular|Madrigals|English|5}}

{{Descr|A collection of Italian madrigals for five voices in English translation.}}
'''Facsimile:''' [https://repository.royalholloway.ac.uk/items/5157018a-5b74-a8a7-3225-691dcf8a07f7/1/treenav.jsp?tempwn.b=close British Library]

==List of works==
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:1. [[Such pleasant boughs (Alfonso Ferrabosco I)|Such pleasant boughs]] ([[Alfonso Ferrabosco I]])
:2. [[Dolci alpestre parole (Giovanni Battista Mosto)|Sweetly pleasing singest thou]] ([[Giovanni Battista Mosto]])
:3. [[I think that, if the hills (Alfonso Ferrabosco I)|I think that, if the hills]] ([[Alfonso Ferrabosco I]])
:4. Come lovers forth ([[Giovanni Ferretti]])
:5. [[O timida Lepretta (Ruggiero Giovannelli)|Lo ladies where my love comes]] ([[Ruggiero Giovannelli]])
:6. [[Mi sfidate guerriera (Ruggiero Giovannelli)|As I walked]] ([[Ruggiero Giovannelli]])
:7. [[Come potrò giamai (Ruggiero Giovannelli)|Delay breeds danger]] ([[Ruggiero Giovannelli]])
:8. My lady still abhors me ([[Giovanni Ferretti]])
:9. [[Do not tremble (Orazio Vecchi)|Do not tremble]] ([[Orazio Vecchi]])
:10. Hark and give ear ([[Giulio Belli]])
:11. [[Life, tell me (Orazio Vecchi)|Life, tell me]] ([[Orazio Vecchi]])
:12. [[Sudden passions (Alessandro Orologio)|Sudden passions]] ([[Alessandro Orologio]])
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:13. [[If silent, then grief torments me (Alfonso Ferrabosco I)|If silent, then grief torments me]] ([[Alfonso Ferrabosco I]])
:14. [[Caro dolce mio ben chi mi vi toglie? (Luca Marenzio)|O my loving sweet heart]] ([[Luca Marenzio]])
:15. [[I languish to complain me (Alfonso Ferrabosco I)|I languish to complain me]] ([[Alfonso Ferrabosco I]])
:16. Lo how my colour rangeth ([[Hippolito Sabino]])
:17. Thirsis on his fair Phyllis (Anonymous)
:18. [[Morirò di dolor (Ruggiero Giovannelli)|For very grief I die]] ([[Ruggiero Giovannelli]])
:19. [[The Nightingale (Peter Philips)|The nightingale]] ([[Peter Philips]]) - The first part
:20. [[The Nightingale (Peter Philips)|O false deceit]] ([[Peter Philips]]) - The second part
:21. As Mopsus went ([[Stefano Venturi]])
:22. Flora fair nymph ([[Giovanni Ferretti]])
:23. [[Hor un laccio un' ardore (Giovanni de Macque)|My sweet lais]] ([[Giovanni de Macque]])
:24. [[Say sweet Phyllis (Alfonso Ferrabosco I)|Say sweet Phyllis]] ([[Alfonso Ferrabosco I]])
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==Works at CPDL==
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==References==
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*[https://opac.rism.info/search?id=993121055&View=rism RISM 1598<sup>15</sup>]}}

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