Johnny, cock thy beaver : popular music-making in 17th-century England / the Dufay Collective.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Dufay Collective (Performer)
Language:	English
Published:	Colchester, Essex, England : Chandos, [1996]
Subjects:	1600-1699 Music > England > 17th century. Ballads, English > England > 17th century. Dance music > England > 17th century. Ballads, English. Dance music. Music. England. Ballads. Chamber music. Musique de chambre. Ballades (Chansons) Musique de danse.
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Table of Contents:

The English dancing master. Indian queen ; Of noble race was Shinkin / John Playford
Daphne
My lord Wilobies welcom home / John Dowland
Bonny sweet Robin / Thomas Simpson
Mal sims ; Muscadin / Giles Farnaby
The three ravens / Thomas Ravenscroft
Divisions for two bass viols / Christopher Simpson
Fortune my foe
A morisco / Playford
Bonny sweet Robin
A maske ; The old spagnoletta / Farnaby
Jamaica
Goddesses ; Jamaica / Playford
New oysters / Ravenscroft
The waits ; Ham house ; Half hannikin / Playford
Jolly shepherd ; A wooing song of a yeoman of Kent's sonne / Ravenscroft
Pell mell / Playford
Come, follow me ; Of all the birds / Ravenscroft
The clothiers song
On the cold ground ; Glory of the sun ; Kettledrum ; Paul's wharf ; Saturday night and Sunday morn ; Johnny, cock thy beaver / Playford.

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