Lute Songs

Album by John Dowland & Russell Oberlin & Joseph Iadone

Lute Songs is a collection of lute songs by English composer John Dowland, published in 1597. The music is Renaissance lute song repertoire for solo voice with lute accompaniment, rooted in modal harmony and a melancholic mood, and it was a major part of Dowland's published output that influenced late Elizabethan vocal music.

First released: 1958

Baroque Classical Renaissance

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1.
Come again, sweet love doth now invite (First Book of Songs)
4:33
2.
Thou mighty God (A Pilgrimes Solace), sacred song
6:50
3.
Can she excuse my wrongs (First Book of Songs)
2:26
4.
Semper Dowland semper dolens, pavan for lute, P 9
4:25
5.
Flow not so fast ye fountains (Third Book of Songs),e
3:05
6.
I saw my lady weep (Second Book of Song),
4:45
7.
Weep you no more, sad fountains (Third Book of Songs),
3:53
8.
Shall I sue, shall I seek for grace? (Second Book of Songs),
2:13
9.
Flow, my tears, fall from your springs (Second Book of Songs),
4:27
10.
Lachrimae antiquae (from "Lachrimae"),
3:59
11.
Far from the triumphing court (A Pilgrimes Solice),
1:50
12.
Lady if you so spite me (A Musical Banquet)
2:16
13.
In darkness let me dwell (A Pilgrimes Solace), for voice, lute & bass viol
3:25