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