|
| - Z351
| Song | (1688)
| Aaron thus propos'd to Moses
possibly not by Purcell
| - Z352
Song
|
| Ah! Cruel nymph, you give despair
| - Z353
| Song | (1688)
| Ah! how pleasant 'tis to love
| - Z354
Song
|
| Ah! what pains, what racking thoughts [Congreve]
inc, bc lost
| - Z482
Song
|
| Alas, how barbarous we are [K Philips] {SB}
| - Z355
| Song | (1687)
| Amidst the shades and cool refreshing streams
| - Z356
| Song | (1679)
| Amintas, to my grief I see
| - Z357
| Song | (1681)
| Amintor, heedless of his flocks
| - Z241
| Catch | (1686)
| An ape, a lion, a fox and an ass {3vv}
| - Z358
| Song | (1694)
| Ask me to love no more [A Hammond]
| - Z242
| Catch | (?)
| As Roger last night to Jenny lay close {3vv}
| - Z599/1
| Catch | (1691)
| At the close of the evening {3vv}
| - Z360
Song
|
| Bacchus is a power divine
| - Z461
Song
|
| Beneath a dark and melancholy grove {SB}
| - Z361
| Song | (1684)
| Beware, poor Shepherds
| - Z243
| Catch | (?1693-4)
| Bring the bowl and cool Nantz {3vv}
| - Z244
| Catch | (?)
| Call for the reckoning {3vv}
| - Z362
| Song | (1687)
| Cease, anxious world [G Etherege]
| - Z363
| Song | (1678)
| Cease, O my sad soul [C Webbe]
| - Z364
| Song | (1694)
| Celia's fond, too long I've loved her
| - Z483
| Song | (1686)
| Come, dear companions of th'Arcadian fields {SB}
| - Z484
| Song | (1685)
| Come, lay by all care {SB}
| - Z245
| Catch | (?)
| Come let us drink [A Brome] {3vv,bc}
| - Z246
| Catch | (1685)
| Come my hearts, play your parts {3vv}
| - Z365
| Song | (1692)
| Corinna is divinely fair
| - Z367
| Song | (1685)
| Cupid, the slyest rogue alive
| - Z247
| Catch | (1693)
| Down, down with Bacchus {3vv}
| - Z462
Song
|
| Draw near, you lovers [T Stanley] {SB}
| - Z248
| Catch | (1686)
| Drink on till night be spent [P Ayres] {3vv}
| - Z485
| Song | (1694)
| Dulcibella, when e'er I sue for a kiss [A Henley] {SB}
| - Z486
| Song | (1692)
| Fair Cloe, my breast so alarms [J Glanvill] {SB}
| - Z368
| Song | (1685)
| Farewell, all joys
| - Z463
| Song | (1685)
| Farewell, ye rocks [D'Urfey] {SB}
| - Z421
Song
|
| The fatal hour comes on apace
| - Z487
| Song | (1687)
| Fill the bowl with rosy wine [A Cowley] {SB}
| - Z369
| Song | (1692)
| Fly swift, ye hours
| - Z370
| Song | (1683)
| From silent shades and the Elysian groves
Bess of Bedlam
| - Z249
| Catch | (1686)
| Full bags, a brisk bottle [J Allestry] {3vv}
| - Z464
| Song | (1687)
| Gently shepherds, you that know [Tate] {SB}
on the death of John Playford
| - Z250
| Catch | (1685)
| God save our sovereign Charles {3vv}
| - Z489
Song
|
| Go tell Amynta, gentle swain [Dryden]
| - Z251
| Catch | (?)
| Great Apollo and Bacchus {3vv}
| - Z541
Song
|
| Hark Damon, hark {SSB,2rec,2vn}
| - Z542
Song
|
| Hark how the wild musicians sing {TTB,2vn}
| - Z490
Song
|
| Haste, gentle Charon {BB}
| - Z491
| Song | (1688)
| Has yet your breast no pity learn'd? {SB}
| - Z240
| Catch | (1685)
| A health to the nut-brown lass [J Suckling] {4vv}
| - Z371
| Song | (1695)
| Hears not my Phyllis [C Sedley]
The Knotting Song
| - Z372
| Song | (1684)
| He himself courts his own ruin
| - Z492
| Song | (1687)
| Hence, fon deceiver {SB}
| - Z252
| Catch | (?)
| Here's a health, pray let it pass {3vv}
| - Z253
| Catch | (1680)
| Here's that will challenge all the fair {3vv}
Bartholemew Fair
| - Z493
| Song | (1688)
| Here's to thee, Dick [Cowley] {SB}
| - Z254
| Catch | (1686)
| He that drinks is immortal {3vv}
| - Z465
| Song | (1690)
| High on a throne of glitt'ring ore [D'Urfey] {SB}
ode to the Queen
| - Z373
Song
|
| How delightful's the life of an innocent swain
| - Z494
| Song | (1686)
| How great are the blessings 'A Health to King James' [Tate] {SB}
| - Z374
| Song | (1681)
| How I sigh when I think of the charms
| - Z543
| Song | (1688)
| How pleasant is this flowery plain {ST,2rec}
| - Z495
| Song | (1687)
| How sweet is the air and refreshing {SB}
| - Z375
Song
|
| I came, I saw, and was undone [A Cowley]
| - Z376
| Song | (1693)
| I envy not a monarch's fate
| - Z377
Song
|
| I fain would be free
inc, bc lost
| - Z255
| Catch | (1689)
| If all be true that I do think {3vv}
| - Z544
Song
|
| If ever I more riches did desire [Cowley] {SSTB,2vn}
| - Z378
| Song | (1685)
| If grief has any power to kill
| - Z379
| Song | (1692-1695)
| If music be the food of love [H Heveningham]
3 settings
| - Z380
Song
|
| If prayers and tears
on the death of Charles II
| - Z256
| Catch | (1690)
| I gave her cakes and I gave her ale {3vv}
| - Z381
| Song | (1694)
| I lov'd fair Celia [B Howard]
music as Z427
| - Z382
Song
|
| I love and I must
Bell Barr
| - Z545
Song
|
| In a deep vision's intellectual scene 'The Complaint' [Cowley] {SSB}
| - Z496
Song
|
| In all our Cynthia's shining sphere [E Settle: The World in the Moon] {SB}
| - Z383
| Song | (1695)
| Incassum Lesbia, incassum rogas [Herbert]
The Queen's Epicedium
| - Z384
| Song | (1684)
| In Cloris all soft charms [J Howe]
| - Z497
| Song | (1687)
| In some kind dream [G Etherege] {SB}
| - Z385
| Song | (1685)
| In vain we dissemble
| - Z386
| Song | (1679)
| I resolve against cringing
| - Z498
| Song | (1686)
| I saw fair Cloris all alone [W Strode] {SB}
| - Z387
| Song | (1678)
| I saw that you were grown so high
| - Z257
| Catch | (?1693)
| Is Charleroy's siege come too? {3vv}
| - Z499
Song
|
| I spy Celia, Celia eyes me {SB}
| - Z388
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Catches.
Songs.