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PAVANS , GALLIARDS , ALMAINS , AND other short Aeirs both graue , and light in fiue parts , fo r Viols , Violins , or other Musicall Winde Instruments

〈…〉

Made by Antony Holborne Gentleman and Servant to her most excellent Maiestie

TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFVLL AND VERTVOVS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT .

IN a continued obseruation of your vertuous constancie to the loue of Musique , I haue long and with great increase of reason honored you most gentle Sir : for , euen but parte of my poore labors speaking in their kindly voice , from the experience of many yeres can feelingly witnesse & sing with what grace-full fauors they haue beene nourished at your hands . With this regarde , J haue distinctiuely bundled them vp into a catologue volume , accompanied with a more liberall & enlarged choice then hath at any time as yet come to your refined eares : and withal , haue now made bould to present them as things not altogether vnnecessarie to doe you pleasing seruice , but also to liue and dwell with you vnder the protection of your good allowance , and the testimonie of my euer-bounden thankefulnes . And as they are in number many , so are they of nature variable to please variable natures : & yet doe they al meete in consente hermonical deseruinglie to winne your onlie good acceptance and liking : wherin I shall hold my selfe richlie satisfied , & euer rest .

Yours in all loue and due reuerence , Antony Holborne . Ni merear moriar
1. BOna Speranza .

2. THe teares of the Muses .

3. PAuan.

4. LVllabie .

5. THe Cradle .

6. THe New-yeeres gift .

7 PAuan.

8. THe Marie-golde .

9 PAuan.

10 GAlliard .

11 PAuan.

12 GAlliard .

13 PAuan.

14 GAlliard .

15 PAuan.

16 GAlliard .

17 PAradiZo .

18 THe Sighes .

19 SEdet Sola .

20 GAlliard .

21 INfernum .

22 GAlliard .

23 SPero .

24 GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

26 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholly .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funerals .

32 GAlliard

33 HEres paternus .

34 MVylinda .

35 DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard .

41 PAuan.

42 GAlliard .

43 AMoretta .

44 NEc inuideo .

45 PAuan.

46 GAlliard .

47 PAuan.

48 GAlliard .

49 BAuana Plorauit .

50 SIc sempersoleo .

51 POsthuma .

52 GAlliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAliard .

55 THe night watch .

56 ALmayne .

57 ALmaine .

58 THe fruit of loue .

59 THe Choise .

60 THe Honie-suckle .

61 WAnton .

62 THe widodwes myte

63 THe Fairie-round .

64 AS it fell on a holie Eue.

65 HEigh ho holiday .

The Table . Bona Speranza . 1 The teares of the Muses . 2 Pauan . 3 Lullabie . 4 The Cradle . 5 The New-yeeres gift . 6 Pauan . 7 The Mari-gold . 8 Pauan . 9 Galliard . 10 Pauan . 11 Galliard . 21 Pauana . 13 Galliard . 14 Pauan . 15 Galliard . 16 Paradizo . 17 The Sighes . 18 Sodet Sola . 19 Galliard . 20 Infernum . 21 Galliard . 22 Spero . 23 Galliard . 24 Patientia . 25 Hermoza . 26 The Image of Melancholy . 72 Ecce quam bonum . 28 Mens innouata . 29 Galliard . 30 The Funerale . 31 Galliard . 32 Heres paternus . 33 Muylinda . 34 Decreui . 35 My selfe . 36 Pauan . 37 Galliard . 38 Pauan . 39 Galliard . 40 Pauan . 41 Galliard . 42 Amoretta . 43 Nec Inuidio . 44 Pauan . 45 Galliard . 46 Pauan . 47 Galliard . 48 Pauana plorauit . 49 Sic semper soleo . 50 Posthoma . 51 Galliard . 52 Last will and testament . 53 Galliard . 54 The night watch . 55 Almaine . 56 Almaine . 57 The fruit of loue . 58 The Choyse . 59 The Honi-suckle . 60 Wanton . 6● The Widowes myte . 6● The Fairi-round . 63 As it fell on a holie Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday . 65
TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFVLL AND VERTVOVS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT .

IN a continued obseruation of your vertuous constancie to the loue of Musique , I haue long and with great increase of reason honored you most gentle Sir : for , euen but parte of my poore labors speaking in their kindly voice , from the experience of many yeres can feelingly witnesse & sing with what grace-full fauors they haue beene nourished at your hands . With this regarde , J haue distinctiuely bundled them vp into a catalogue volume , accompanied with a more liberall & enlarged choice then hath at any time as yet come to your refined eares : and withal , haue now made bould to present them as things not altogether vnnecessarie to doe you pleasing seruice , but also to liue and dwell with you vnder the protection of your good allowance , and the testimonie of my euer-bounden thankefulnes . And as they are in number many , so are they of nature variable to please variable natures : & yet doe they al meete in consente hermonical deseruinglie to winne your onlie good acceptance and liking : wherin I shall hold my selfe richlie satisfied , & euer rest .

Yours in all loue and due reuerence , Antony Holborne . Ni merear moriar
1. BOna Speranza .

2. THe teares of the Muses .

3. PAuan.

4. LVllabie .

5. THe Cradle .

6. THe New-yeeres gift .

7. PAuan.

8. THe Marie-golde .

9 PAuan.

10 GAlliard .

11 PAuan.

12 GAlliard .

13 PAuan.

14 GAlliard .

15 PAuan.

16 GAlliard

17 PAradizo .

18 THe Sighes .

19 SEdet Sola .

20 GAlliard .

21 INfernum .

22 GAlliard .

23 SPero .

24 GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

29 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholly .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funeralles

32 GAlliard .

33 HEres paternus .

34 MMuy linda .

35 DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard

41 PAauan

42 GAlliard

43 AMoretta .

44 NEc inuideo .

45 PAuan.

46 CAlliard .

47 PAuan.

48 GAlliard .

49 PLorauit .

50 SIc semper soleo .

51 POsthuma .

52 GAliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAlliard .

55 THe night watch .

56 ALmayne .

57 ALmaine .

58 THe fruit of loue .

59 THe Choise .

60 THe Honie-suckle .

61 WAnton .

62 THe widowes myte .

63 THe Fairie-round .

64 AS it fell on a holie Eue.

65 HEigh ho holiday .

The Table . Bona Speranza . 1 The reares of the Muses 2 〈◊〉 3 Lullabie . 4 The Cradle . 5 The New-yeeres gift . 6 Pauan . 7 The Mari-gold . 8 Pa●an . 9 Galliard . 10 Pauan . 11 Galliard . 21 Pauan . 13 Galliard . 14 Pauan . 15 Galliard . 16 Paradizo . 17 The Sighes . 18 Sedet Sola . 19 Galliard . 20 Infer●um . 21 Galliard . 22 Spero . 23 Galliard . 24 Patienta . 25 Hermoza . 26 The Image of Melancholy . 72 Ecce quam bonum . 28 Mens innouata . 29 Galliard . 30 The funerals . 31 Galliard . 32 Heres paternus . 33 Muy ●●la . 34 Decreui . 35 My selfe . 36 Pauan . 37 Galliard . 38 Pauan . 39 Galliard . 40 Pauan . 41 Galliard . 42 Amoretta . 43 Nec Inuidio . 44 Pauan . 45 Galliard . 46 Pauan . 47 Galliard . 48 Pauana plorauit . 49 Sic semper soleo . 50 Posthuma . 51 Galliard . 52 Last will and testament . 53 Galliard . 54 The night watch . 55 Almaine . 56 Almaine . 57 The fruit of loue . 58 The Choyse . 59 The Honi-suckle . 60 Wanton . 60 The Widowes myte . 62 The Fairi-round . 63 As it fell on a holie Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday . 65

PAVANS , GALLIARDS , ALMAINS , AND other short Aeires both graue , and light in fiue parts , for Viols , Violins , or other Musicall winde Instruments .

Made by Anthonie Holborne gentle-man , and Seruant to her most excellent Maiestie .

DEVS IN ALTERNVM

Imprinted at London in little Saint Hellens by William Barley , the Assigne of Thomas Morley , and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete .

1599.

Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum .

TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFVLL AND VERTVOVS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT .

IN a continued obseruation of your vertuous constancie to the loue of Musique , I haue long and with great increase of reason honored you most gentle Sir : for , euen but parte of my poore labors speaking in their kindly voice , from the experience of many yeres can feelingly witnesse & sing with what grace-full fauors they haue beene nourished at your hands . With this regarde , J haue distinctiuely bundled them vp into a catologue volume , accompanied with a more liberall & enlarged choice then hath at any time as yet come to your refined eares : and withal , haue now made bould to present them as things not altogether vnnecessarie to doe you pleasing seruice , but also to liue and dwell with you vnder the protection of your good allowance , and the testimonie of my euer-bounden thankefulnes . And as they are in number many , so are they of nature variable to please variable natures : & yet doe they al meete in consente hermonical deseruinglie to winne your onlie good acceptance and liking : wherin I shall hold my selfe richlie satisfied , & euer rest .

Yours in all loue and due reuerence , Anthony Holborne .
THe Cradle .

THe New-yeres gift .

PAuan.

8 THe Marie-golde .

● BOna speranza .

6. THe teares of the Muses .

3. PAuan.

4. LVllabie .

9 PAuan.

10 GAlliard

11 PAuan.

12 GAlliard .

13 PAuan.

14 GAlliard .

15 PAuan.

16 GAlliard .

17 PAradizo .

18 THe Sighes .

19 SEdet Sola .

20 GAlliard .

21 INfernum .

22 GAlliard .

23 SPero .

24 GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

26 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholy .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funerals .

32 GAlliard .

33 HEres paternus .

34 MVylinda .

35 DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard

41 PAuen .

42 GAlliard .

43 AMorotta .

44 NEcinuidio .

45 PAuan.

46 GAlliard .

47 PAuan.

48 GAlliard .

49 PAuen ,

50 GAlliard .

POsthuma .

52 GAlliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAlliard .

THe night watch .

56 ALmayne

57 ALmaine .

58 THe fruit of loue .

THe Choise .

THe Honie-suckle .

61 WAnton .

62 THe widowes met .

THe Fairie-round .

46 AS it fell on a holie Eue.

65 HEigh ho holiday .

The Table . 〈…〉 peranza . 1 The teares of the Muses . 2 Pauan . 3 Lullabie . 4 The Cradle . 5 The New-yeeres gift . 6 Pauan . 7 The Mari-gold 8 Pauan . 9 Galliard . 10 Pauan . 11 Galliard . 21 Pauana 13 Galliard . 14 Pauan . 15 Galliard . 16 Paradizo . 17 The Sighes . 18 Sedet Sola . 19 Galliard . 20 Infernum . 21 Galliard . 22 Spero . 23 Galliard . 24 Patientia . 25 Hermoza . 26 The Image of Melancholy . 72 Ecce quam bonum . 28 Mens innouata . 29 Galliard . 30 The funerals . 31 Galliard . 32 Heres paternus . 33 Muy linda . 34 Decreui . 35 My selfe . 36 Pauan . 37 Galliard . 38 Pauan . 39 Galliard . 40 Pauan . 41 Galliard . 42 Amoretta . 43 Nec Inuidio . 44 Pauan . 45 Galliard . 46 Pauan . 47 Galliard . 48 Pauana plorauit . 49 Sic semoer soleo . 50 Posthuma . 51 Galliard . 52 Last will and testament . 53 Galliard . 54 The night watch . 55 Almaine . 56 Almaine . 57 The fruit of loue . 58 The Choyse . 59 The Honi-suckle . 60 Wanton . 61 The Widowes myte . 62 The Fairi-round . 63 As it fell on a holie Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday . 65

PAVANS , GALLIARDS , ALMAINS , AND other short Aeirs both graue , and light , in fiue parts , for Viols , Violins , or other Musicall Winde Instruments .

Made by Antony Holborne Gentleman and Seruant to her most excellent Maiestie .

DEVS IN ALTERNVM

Imprinted at London in little Saint Hellens by William Barley , the Assigne of Thomas Morley , and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete . 1599.

Cum priuilegio ad Imprimendum solum .

TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFVLL AND VERTVOVS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT .

IN a continued obseruation of your vertuous constancie to the loue of Musique , I haue long and with great increase of reason honored you most gentle Sir : for , euen but parte of my poore labors speaking in their kindly voice , from the experience of many yeres can feelingly witnesse & sing with what grace-full fauors they haue beene nourished at your hands . With this regarde , J haue distinctiuely bundled them vp into a catologue volume , accompanied with a more liberall & enlarged choice then hath at any time as yet come to your refined eares : and withal , haue now made bould to present them as things not altogether vnnecessarie to doe you pleasing seruice , but also to liue and dwell with you vnder the protection of your good allowance , and the testimonie of my euer-bounden thankefulnes . And as they are in number many , so are they of nature variable to please variable natures : & yet doe they al meete in consente hermonical deseruinglie to winne your onlie good acceptance and liking : wherin I shall hold my selfe richlie satisfied , & euer rest .

Yours in all loue and due reuerence , Antony Holborne . Ni merear moriar .
1. BOna Speranza .

2. THe teares of the Muses .

3. PAuan.

4. LVllabie .

5. THe Cradle .

6. THe New-yeeres gift .

7. PAuan.

8. THe Marie-golde .

9 PAuan.

10 GAlliard

11 PAuan.

12 GAlliard .

13 PAuan.

14 GAlliard .

15 PAuan.

16 GAlliard .

17 PAradizo .

18 THe Sighes .

19 SEdet Sola .

20 GAlliard .

21 INfernum .

22 GAlliard .

23 SPero .

24 GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

26 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholly .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funerals .

32 GAlliard

33 HEres paternus .

34 MVylinda .

●● DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard .

41 PAuan.

42 GAlliard .

43 AMoretta .

44 NEc Inuideo .

45 PAuan.

46 GAlliard .

47 THe night Watch.

48 ALmaine .

49 PAuan.

50 Galliard .

51 POsthuma .

52 GAlliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAlliard .

55 PAuan.

56 GAlliard .

FINIS .

●● ALmaine .

58 THe fruit of loue .

59 THe Choise .

60 THe Honie-suckle .

●● WAnton .

●● THewidedwes myte

63 THe Fairie-round .

64 AS it fell on a holie Eue.

65 HEigh ho holiday .

The Table . Bona Speranza . 1 The teares of the Muses . 2 Pauan . 3 Lullabie . 4 The Cradle . 5 The New-yeeres gift . 6 Pauan . 7 The Mari-gold . 8 Pauan . 9 Galliard . 10 Pauan . 11 Galliard . 21 Pauana 13 Galliard . 14 Pauan . 15 Galliard . 16 Paradizo . 17 The Sighes . 18 Sedet Sola . 19 Galliard . 20 Infernum . 21 Galliard . 22 Spero . 23 Galliard . 24 Patientia . 25 Hermoza . 26 The Image of Melancholy . 72 Ecce quam bonum . 28 Mens innouata . 29 Galliard . 30 The funerals . 31 Galliard . 32 Heres paternus . 33 Muy linda . 34 Decreui . 35 My selfe . 36 Pauan . 37 Galliard . 38 Pauan . 39 Galliard . 40 Pauan . 41 Galliard . 42 Amoretta . 43 Nec Inuidio . 44 Pauan . 45 Galliard . 46 Pauan . 47 Galliard . 48 Pauana plorauit . 49 Sic semper soleo . 50 Posthuma . 51 Galliard . 52 Lastwill and testament . 53 Galliard . 54 The night watch . 55 Almaine . 56 Almaine . 57 The fruit of loue . 58 The Choyse . 59 The Honi-suckle . 60 Wanton . 61 The Widowes myte . 62 The Fairi-round . 63 As it fell on a holie Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday . 65

PAVANS , GALLIARDS , ALMAINS , AND other short Aeirs both graue , and light , in fiue parts , for Viols , Violins , or other Musicall Winde Instruments .

Made by Anthony Holborne Gentle-man , and Seruant to her most excellent Maiestie .

DEVS IN AETERNVM

Imprinted at London in Little Saint Hellens by William Barley , the Assigne of Thomas Morley , and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete . 1599.

Cum priuilegio ad Imprimendum solum .

5. THe Cradle .

.6 THe New-yeares gifte .

7. Pauan .

8. THe Marie-Golde .

9 PAuan.

10. GAlliard .

11. PAuan.

12. GAlliard .

13. PAuan.

14. GAlliard .

15. PAuan.

16. GAlliard

●● PAaradizo .

18. THe Sighes .

19. Sedet Sola

20. GAlliard .

21. INfernum .

22. GAlliard .

23. SPero .

24. GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

26 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholly .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funerals .

32 GAlliard .

33 HEres paternus .

34 MVylinda .

35 DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard

41 PAuan.

42 GAlliard .

43 AMoretta .

44 NEc inuideo .

49 PAuan.

50 GAlliard .

51 POsthu●●a ,

52 GAlliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAlliard

55 THe night watch

56 Almayne .

7● ALllmaine .

85 THe fruit of loue .

95 THe Choise .

60 THe Honie-suckle .

61 WAnton .

62 THe widowes myte .

PAVANS , GALLIARDS , ALMAINS , AND other short Aeirs both graue , and light , in fiue parts , for Viols , Violins , or other Musicall Winde Instruments .

Made by Anthony Holborne Gentle-man , and Seruant to her most excellent Maiestie .

DEVS IN ALTERNVM

Imprinted at London in Little Saint Hellens by William Barley , the Assigne of Thomas Morley , and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete . 1599.

Cum priuilegio ad Imprimendum solum .

TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFVLL AND VERTVOVS GENTLMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT .

IN a continued obseruation of your vertuous constancie to the loue of Musique , I haue long and with great increase of reason honored you most gentle Sir : for , euen but parte of my poore labors speaking in their kindly voice , from the experience of many yeres can feelingly witnesse & sing with what grace-full fauors they haue beene nourished at your hands . With this regarde , J haue distinctiuely bundled them vp into a catologue volume , accompanied with a more liberall & enlarged choice then hath at any time as yet come to your refined eares : and withal , haue now made bould to present them as things not altogether vnnecessary to doe you pleasing seruice , but also to liue and dwell with you vnder the protection of your good allowance , and the testimonie of my euer-bounden thankefulnes . And as they are in number many , so are they of nature variable to please variable natures : & yet doe they al meete in consente hermonical deseruinglie to winne your onlie good acceptance and liking : wherin I shall hold my selfe richlie satisfied , & euer rest .

Yours in all loue and due reuerence , Antony Holborne . Ni merear moriar .
1. BOna Speranza .

2. THe teares of the Muses .

3. PAuan.

4. LVllaby .

5. THe Cradle .

.6 THe New-yeares gifte .

7. PPauan .

8. THe Marie-Golde .

.9 PAuan.

10. GAlliard .

11. PAuan.

12. GAlliard .

13. PAuan.

14. GAlliard .

15. PAuan.

16. GAlliard

17. PAaradizo .

18. THe Sighes .

19. Sedet Sol●●

20. GAlliard .

21. INfernum .

22. GAlliard .

23. SPero .

24. GAlliard .

25 PAtiencia .

26 HErmoza .

27 THe image of Melancholly .

28 ECce quam bonum .

29 MEns innouata .

30 GAlliard .

31 THe funerals .

32 GAlliard .

33 HEres paternus .

34 MVylinda .

35 DEcreui .

36 MY selfe .

37 PAuan.

38 GAlliard .

39 PAuan.

40 GAlliard

41 PAuan.

42 GAlliard .

43 AMoretta .

44 NEc inuideo .

45 PAuan.

46 GAlliard .

47 PAuan.

48 GAlliard .

49 PAuan.

50 GAlliard .

51 POsthuma ,

52 GAlliard .

53 LAst will and testament .

54 GAlliard

55 THe night watch

56 Almayne .

75 ALllmaine .

85 THe fruit of loue .

95 THe Choise .

60 THe Honie-suckle .

61 WAnton .

62 THe widowes myte .

63 THe Fairie-round .

64 AS it fell on a holie Eue.

65. HEigh ho holiday .

The Table . Bona Speranza . 1 The teares of the Muses . 2 Pauan . 3 Lullabie . 4 The Cradle . 5 The New-yeeres gift . 6 Pauan . 7 The Mari-gold . 8 Pauan . 9 Galliard . 10 Pauan . 11 Galliard . 21 Pauana 13 Galliard . 14 Pauan . 15 Galliard . 16 Paradizo . 17 The Sighes . 18 Sedet Sola . 19 Galliard . 20 Infernum . 21 Galliard . 22 Spero . 23 Galliard . 24 Patientia . 25 Hermoza . 26 The Image of Melancholy . 72 Ecce quam bonum . 28 Meus innouata . 29 Galliard . 30 The funerals . 31 Galliard . 32 Heres paternus . 33 Muy linda . 34 Decreui . 35 My selfe . 36 Pauan . 37 Galliard . 38 Pauan . 39 Galliard . 40 Pauan . 41 Galliard . 42 Amoretta . 43 Nec Inuidio . 44 Pauan . 45 Galliard . 46 Pauan . 47 Galliard . 48 Pauana plorauit . 49 Sic semoer soleo . 50 Posthuma . 51 Galliard . 52 Last will and testament . 53 Galliard . 54 The night watch . 55 Almaine . 65 Almaine . 57 The fruit of loue . 58 The Choyse . 59 The Honi-suckle . 60 Wanton . 61 The Widowes myte . 62 The Fairi-round . 63 As it fell on a holie Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday . 65