Year of release 2021

Songs 22

Album time 53:44

Genre list Classical

1
Fine Knacks For Ladies
 
2:32
2
Come, Phyllis, Come
 
1:32
3
Miserere, My Maker
 
3:25
4
I Saw My Lady Weeping
 
2:55
5
Fair, If You Expect Admiring
 
1:18
6
Have You Seen But A White Lily Grow-
 
1:59
7
What If I Never Speed-
 
1:30
8
What If My Mistress Now
 
1:31
9
If My Complaints
 
4:23
10
The Cypress Curtain Of The Night Is Spread
 
4:01
11
Thyrsis And Milla
 
2:31
12
Rest, Sweet Nymphs
 
2:38
13
Sweet Come Again
 
2:58
14
Come, Let Us Sound With Melody
 
1:52
15
Shall I Come, My Love, To Thee-
 
2:33
16
Sleep Wayward Thoughts
 
2:22
17
With My Love My Life Was Nestled
 
1:28
18
Sorrow, Stay!
 
3:43
19
Whether Men Do Laugh Or Weep
 
1:05
20
In Darkness Let Me Dwell
 
4:14
21
What Is A Day-
 
1:48
22
Mistress Mine, Well May You Fare
 
1:36

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