Act One: "When He Doth Hold Conference Upon The Stage" (Cocke 1615)

Name: Act One: "When He Doth Hold Conference Upon The Stage" (Cocke 1615)
Description: Act One: "When He Doth Hold Conference Upon The Stage" (Cocke 1615) a song by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London on BeMusic

Act One: "When He Doth Hold Conference Upon The Stage" (Cocke 1615) a song by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London on BeMusic

Prologues & Inductions: La Montagnura (Gasparo Zanetti arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Vecchie Letrose (Adrian Willaert Venice 1545) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Lavolto (Arr. McGowan after Morley) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Prologues & Inductions: "Speak Gentlemen, What Shall We Do Today?" (Various texts 1599-1626) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Prologues & Inductions: Fanfare (Arr. Lyons after Cesare Bendinelli) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Sharpe Pavan (Ferrabosco II) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: Hackney (Clement Woodcock) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Bobbing Joan (Playford) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: "If Music Be The Food Of Love, Play On" & "The Funerals" & "Enough, No More" (Orsino in Twelfth Night I.1) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Almayne (Holborne) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: Chromatic Galiard (Thomas Simpson) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Paules Steeple (Anon) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: "Is She That Marchants Wife?" (West 1608) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Bonny Sweet Robin (McGowan) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: King Richard's Flourish (Arr. Lyons after Cesare Bendinelli) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Ballo Francese & Schiarazula Marazula (Giorgio Mainerio 1578 arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Ungerische und auch Bauern Danntz / Ein feines Täntzlein (Arr. McGowan after Augsburg / Linz) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act One: "When He Doth Hold Conference Upon The Stage" (Cocke 1615) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
A Pollish Vilanell (Tobias Hume) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: "England, Bound In The Triumphant Seas" & Robin Is To The Greenwood Gone (John of Gaunt in Richard II, II.1; anon. arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: Galliard 12 (Holborne) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: Torch Pavan (Passe Et Medio / La Venissienne) (Susato / Gervaise c.1550 arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: "But Soft! What Light" & Romeo In Love (Lull Me Beyond Thee) (Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, II.2; Playford 1651 arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Chorea Polonica No. 4 / Alia Hungarica Chorea No. 32 (Arr. McGowan after Vietorius Codex) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: Piva (Joan Amrosio Dalza c.1508 arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: "Sit In A Full Theater, And You Will Thinke" (Anon, poss. Webster 1615) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: "When Let But Falstaffe Come" (Digges 1623) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Two: "Give Me Some Music" & My Earl Of Essex's Galliard (Orsino in Twelfth Night II.4; Dowland) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: New-Yeeres Gift (Holborne) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Don Pedro's Mask (Paduana Del Re) (Anon, Italy 16c) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Hero's Music (Sonata Duodecima S. La Bergamasca) (Salamone Rossi 1642) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: "A Play Is Like A Sinke In A Towne" (Crosse 1603) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Fortune My Foe (Anon arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: "For Within The Hollow Crown" (King Richard in Richard II, III.2) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Patiencia (Holborne) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Drums, Flourish, Colours (Arr. Lyons after Cesare Bendinelli) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: "We Are Amazed" (King Richard in Richard II, III.2) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Three: Muy Linda (Holborne) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Four: "The Quick Eares Of" (Jonson 1609) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Four: Hey, Robin (William Cornish) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Four: Heart's-Ease (Anon arr. Takeuchi) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Entr'Acte: The God Of Love (Gentil Madonna) (Anon Italy 16c) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: Pardon Goddess (Adoramus Te Senor) (Francisco de la Torre arr. Lyons) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: "Oft Have I Seene Him, Leap Into The Grave" (Funeral Elegy for Richard Baubage 1619) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: Belle Qui Tiens Ma Vie (Arr. Lyons after Thoinot Arbeau) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: "I Have Been Studying How I May Compare" (King Richard in Richard II, V.5) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: On The Cold Ground (Arr. Lyons after Playford) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: "That Hand Shall Burn" (King Richard in Richard II, V.5) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: Mille Regretz (Tilman Susato) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Act Five: Battle Jig (Pavane De La Bataille) (Arr. Lyons after Susato) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,
Epilogue: "The World's A Theatre" (Francis Quarles 1630) by The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Company, London,