Manuscript, GB-Lbl Add. MS 31922 (Various)

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Publisher. Info. Manuscript, n.d.(ca.1510-20).
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Misc. Notes The British Library, London (GB-Lbl): Add.31922
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Publisher. Info. Music at the Court of Henry VIII
London: Stainer & Bell, 1962. Plate S. & B. 5408.
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Misc. Notes Musica Britannica XVIII
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1. Benedictus (Isaac) - 2. Fortune esperee (Busnois)
3. Alles regretz (Van Ghizehem) - 4. En frolyk weson (Barbireau)
5. La my (Isaac) - 6. Fa la sol (Cornish)
7. Pastime with good company (Henry VIII) - 8 Adieu mes amours (Cornish)
9. Adieu madame et ma maistresse (Henry VIII) - 10. Helas madame (Henry VIII)

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Madame d'Amours (No.42)

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For Treble Viol, 2 Tenor Viols and Bass Viol (West)

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Work Title Manuscript, GB-Lbl Add. MS 31922
Alternative. Title
Composer Various
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 108 Works:
  1. Isaac: Benedictus
  2. Busnois: Fortune esperee
  3. Ghizeghem: Alles regretz
  4. Barbireau: En frolyk weson
  5. Isaac: La my
  6. Cornysh: Fa la sol
  7. Henry VIII: Pastime with good company
  8. Cornysh: Adieu mes amours
  9. Henry VIII: Adieu madame et ma maistresse (Time to pass with goodly sport)
  10. Anonymous: Consort I
  11. Henry VIII: Helas madame
  12. Henry VIII: Alas, what shall I do
  13. Kempe: Hey now now
  14. Cowper: Alone I live alone
  15. Henry VIII: O my heart
  16. Cornysh: Adieu, adieu, my heartes lust
  17. Farthing: Above all thing now let us sing
  18. Daggere: Downberry Down
  19. Farthing: Hey now now
  20. Farthing: In May, that lusty season
  21. Lloyd: Puzzle-canon I
  22. Rysbye: Whoso that will himself apply
  23. Henry VIII: The time of youth
  24. Farthing: The thoughts within my breast
  25. Cornysh: My love she mourneth
  26. Lloyd: Puzzle-canon II
  27. Cornysh: Ah the sighs
  28. Farthing: With sorrowful sighs
  29. Anonymous: If I had wit for to endite
  30. Henry VIII: Alack, alack what shall I do
  31. Anonymous: Hey nonny nonny
  32. Dunstaple: Puzzle-canon III
  33. Henry VIII: Green groweth the holly
  34. Henry VIII: Whoso that will all feats
  35. Cornysh: Blow thy horn, hunter
  36. Ghizeghem: De tous bien plane
  37. Anonymous: Jay pryse amours
  38. Cornysh: Adieu, corage, adieu
  39. Cornysh: Trolly Lolly
  40. Farthing: I love truly
  41. Cornysh: You and I and Amyas
  42. Anonymous: O werder Mund
  43. Compère: La season
  44. Henry VIII: If love now reigned (I)
  45. Henry VIII: Gentil prince de renom
  46. Anonymous: Si fortune
  47. Henry VIII: Whereto should I express
  48. Henry VIII: If love now reigned (II)
  49. Cornysh: Ah Robin, gentle Robin
  50. Cornysh: Whiles life or breath
  51. Henry VIII: Though that men do call
  52. Henry VIII: Consort II
  53. Fayrfax: Puzzle-canon IV
  54. Henry VIII: Consort III
  55. Henry VIII: Consort IV
  56. Henry VIII: Departure is my chief pain
  57. Henry VIII: It is to me a right great joy
  58. Henry VIII: Consort V
  59. Farthing: Consort VI
  60. Cornysh: Consort VII
  61. Henry VIII: Consort VIII
  62. Cowper: I have been a foster
  63. Cowper: Farewell my joy
  64. Henry VIII: Without discord
  65. Anonymous: I am a jolly foster
  66. Henry VIII: Though some saith
  67. Anonymous: Madame d'amours
  68. Anonymous: Adieu, adieu, le company
  69. Anonymous: Consort IX
  70. Anonymous: Consort X
  71. Anonymous: Consort XI
  72. Henry VIII: Consort XII
  73. Henry VIII: Consort XIII
  74. Lloyd: Deem the best
  75. Anonymous: Hey trolly lolly
  76. Henry VIII: Consort XIV
  77. Henry VIII: Consort XV
  78. Henry VIII: Tannder naken
  79. Henry VIII: Whoso that will for grace sue
  80. Henry VIII: Consort XVI
  81. Henry VIII: En vray amoure
  82. Anonymous: Let not us that young men be
  83. Prioris: Dulcis amica
  84. Anonymous: Consort XVII
  85. Anonymous: Amys souffrez
  86. Anonymous: Consort XVIII
  87. Anonymous: Puzzle-canon V
  88. Anonymous: Puzzle-canon VI
  89. Anonymous: Consort XIX
  90. Anonymous: Consort XX
  91. Anonymous: The base of spayne (Consort XXI)
  92. Henry VIII: Lusty youth should us ensue
  93. Anonymous: Now
  94. Henry VIII: Consort XXII
  95. Agricola: Belles sur toutes / Tota pulcra es amica mea
  96. Anonymous: England, be glad
  97. Anonymous: Pray we to God
  98. Henry VIII: Consort XXIII
  99. Anonymous: Fors solemant
  100. Anonymous: Consort XXIV
  101. Anonymous: And I were a maiden
  102. Anonymous: Why shall not I?
  103. Anonymous: What remedy, what remedy?
  104. Anonymous: Where be ye, my love?
  105. Pygott: Quid petis, o fili?
  106. Anonymous: My thought oppressed
  107. Fayrfax: Somewhat musing
  108. Anonymous: I love unloved
  109. Anonymous: Hey trolly lolly lo!
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1510-20 (circa)
Language Various
Piece Style Renaissance
Instrumentation 3-4 voices, unspecified instruments
External Links DIAMM
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Extra Information The description of this manuscript given in the links above describe the vocal pieces as generally 3 or 4 voices, but there may be other combinations, and the instrumental pieces are not described in genre or in instrumentation. Therefore, the "und" (undetermined) tag is added until such time as someone can go through the manuscript and compile a contents list with exact instrumentations.