St. George's Canzona
St. George's Canzona (Musical group)
St. George's Canzona (Groupe musical)
VIAF ID: 125630766 ( Corporate )
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Preferred Forms
- 210 | | ‡a St George's canzona
- 110 2 _ ‡a St. George's Canzona
- 110 2 _ ‡a St. George's Canzona
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- 110 2 0 ‡a St. George's Canzona (Musical group)
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (3)
5xx's: Related Names (1)
- 500 _ _ ‡5 z ‡a Sothcott ‡b John
Works
Title | Sources |
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Adieu mes amours | |
Allemande | |
And I were a maiden | |
Argeers | |
Bannockburn air | |
Basse danse "Entre du fol" | |
Basse danse "La volunté" | |
Basse danse "Le cueur est bon" | |
Batali | |
Blow thi horne hunter | |
Boatman | |
Bransle of war (from "Taburot's orchésographie") | |
Can she excuse my wrongs ? | |
Canzona quarta | |
Canzona seconda | |
Coffin for King Charles and a pit for the people | |
Complete works. [Sound recording] | |
Coranto and sarabande | |
Courtly pastimes of 16th century England | |
Daphne | |
derde musyck boexken | |
Digger's song | |
England be glad! | |
Fa la sol | |
Fancy | |
For the King's come home in peace again | |
Gather your rosebuds | |
Goddesses | |
Green boobee | |
I have bene a foster | |
Hey then, up go we | |
Hey trolly lolly lo | |
If love now reigned | |
Instrumental consort | |
Jack pudding | |
Kemp's jigg | |
King's last farewell | |
Let not us that young men be | |
Livre de danceries | |
Mediaeval & renaissance sounds an introduction to early music. | |
Medieval songs & dances | |
Merry it is while summer lasts | |
Music for King Charles I and his Cavaliers | |
Music for Oliver Cromwell and his Roundheads | |
Music of the Roundheads and Cavaliers | |
Musical works | |
Newcastle | |
Nonesuch | |
North-country maid | |
Once I loved a maiden fair | |
Owl | |
Parsons farewell | |
Pastyme with good companye | |
Prince Rupert's march | |
Ronde "Pour qu'oy" | |
Royal lament | |
Rufty tufty | |
Rupert's retreat | |
Sad pavan for these distracted times | |
Saltarelle | |
Scots march (from "Elizabeth Rogers virginal book") | |
Staines Morris | |
A tapestry of music for Robin Hood and his king | |
Though sum saith that yough rulyth me | |
Time to pass with goodly sport | |
To drive the cold winter away | |
Tourdion | |
tyme of youthe is to be spent | |
Verse fordouble organ | |
Vive le roy | |
Voluntary | |
When the King enjoys his own again | |
Whilles lyve or breth is in my brest | |
Whitelocke's coranto (from "Anne Cromwell'svirginal book") | |
Whoso that will himself apply | |
Woodycock | |
Works. [from old catalog] |