Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius)

Name: Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius)
Description: Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) a song by Michael Praetorius on BeMusic

Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) a song by Michael Praetorius on BeMusic

Wild Geese - Gye Fiane (from the Neal collection, 1724, transcri by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
La Canarie (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) with Can by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Greensleeves and Pudding Pieces (from The Dancing Master, 1686, by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Lord Mayo (David Murphy, 18th century, arr. Larry Lipkis), Swall by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Rorate Coeli Desuper (traditional Scottish tune from Oxford Book by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Queen’s Delight (from The Dancing Master, 1665, John Playford, a by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Canzon La Basgapera (Gio. Dominico Rognoni Taeggio, c. 1600) by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Dansa Polonica (Christian Loeffelholtz, 1585), The King of Denma by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
O Mistress Mine (from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, Thomas Morley by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Madame D’amours (anonymous, from the court of Henry VIII) by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Tant que vivray (from Chansons nouvelles, 1528, Claudin de Sermi by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Jewes Dance (from Matthew Holmes Consort Book, c. 1595, Richard by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Giles Farnaby’s Dreame, Pawles Wharfe, A Toye, Tower Hill (from by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
The Little Barly-Corne (anonymous broadside ballad to the tune o by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Mein Freund (from Dansereye, 1551, Tielman Susato) by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,
Warum, Ronde, Ronde and Hupfauf (from Dansereye, 1551, Tielman S by Christian Loeffelholtz, Richard Nicholson,