Fantasia No. 4

Name: Fantasia No. 4
Description: Fantasia No. 4 a song by The New York Consort of Viols on BeMusic

Fantasia No. 4 a song by The New York Consort of Viols on BeMusic

Henry VIII, Act III Scene 1: "Orpheus With His Lute Made Trees" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Pavan by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
The Tempest, Act V Scene 1: "Where The Bee Sucks, There Suck I" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Greensleeves by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Fantasia by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Sonnet 128: "How Oft, When Thou, My Music, Music Play’st" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Barafostus Dreame by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Pericles, Act I Scene 1: "You Are A Fair Viol, And Your Sense The Strings" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Touch Me Lightly by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Coranto: Heigh Ho Holiday / Romeo And Juliet, Act II Scene 2: "Two Of The Fairest Stars In All The Heaven" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
When Daphne From Fair Phoebus Did Fly by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Bonny Sweet Robin by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Sonnet 116: "Let Me Not To The Marriage of True Minds" / Fortune My Foe by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Richard II, Act II Scene 1 "They Say The Tongues Of Dying Men" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Death by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
O Death, Rock Me Asleep by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Romeo And Juliet, Act V Scene 3 "Ah, Dear Juliet, Why Art Thou Yet So Fair?" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 5: "How Should I Your True Love Know" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Hamlet, Act IV Scene 5: "They Bore Him Barefac‘d On The Bier" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Robin Is To The Greene Wood Gone by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Pavana Ploravit by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Hamlet, Act II Scene 2: "What A Piece of Work Is A Man" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Life by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Fantasia No. 4 by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
The Queenes Command by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Whoope, Do Me No Harme by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
The Merchant of Venice, Act V Scene 1: "One Is Never Merry When One Hears Sweet Music" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,
Alman / Twelfth Night, Act I Scene 1: "If Music Be The Food of Love, Play On" by Thomas Lupo, Thomas Tompkins,