PAVANS, GALLIARDS, ALMAINS, AND other short Aeirs both grave , and light in five parts, foe r Viols, Violins, or other Musical Wind Instruments 〈…〉 Made by Antony Holborn Gentleman and Servant to her most excellent Majesty TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AND VIRTUOUS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT. IN a continued observation of your virtuous constancy to the love of Music, I have long and with great increase of reason honoured you most gentle Sir: for, even but part of my poor labours speaking in their kindly voice, from the experience of many years can feelingly witness & sing with what graceful favours they have been nourished at your hands. With this regard, I have distinctively bundled them up into a catalogue volume, accompanied with a more liberal & enlarged choice than hath at any time as yet come to your refined ears: and withal, have now made bold to present them as things not altogether unnecessary to do you pleasing service, but also to live and dwell with you under the protection of your good allowance, and the testimony of my ever-bounden thankfulness. And as they are in number many, so are they of nature variable to please variable natures: & yet do they all meet in consent harmonical deservingly to win your only good acceptance and liking: wherein I shall hold myself richly satisfied, & ever rest. Yours in all love and due reverence, Antony Holborn. Ni merear moriar 1. BOna Speranza. 2. THe tears of the Muses. 3. PAuan. 4. LVllabie. 5. THe Cradle. 6. THe Newyears gift. 7 PAuan. 8. THe Mariegolde. 9 PAuan. 10 GAlliard. 11 PAuan. 12 GAlliard. 13 PAuan. 14 GAlliard. 15 PAuan. 16 GAlliard. 17 PAradiZo. 18 THe Sighs. 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 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals. 32 GAlliard 33 HEres paternus. 34 MVylinda. 35 Decrevi. 36 Myself. 37 PAuan. 38 GAlliard. 39 PAuan. 40 GAlliard. 41 PAuan. 42 GAlliard. 43 AMoretta. 44 NEc invideo. 45 PAuan. 46 GAlliard. 47 PAuan. 48 GAlliard. 49 BAuana Ploravit. 50 SIc sempersoleo. 51 POsthuma. 52 GAlliard. 53 LAst will and testament. 54 Galliard. 55 THe night watch. 56 ALmayne. 57 ALmaine. 58 THe fruit of love. 59 THe Choice. 60 THe Honie-suckle. 61 WAnton. 62 THe widodwes mite 63 THe Fairie-round. 64 AS it fell on a holy Eue. 65 HEigh ho holiday. The Table. Bona Speranza. 1 The tears of the Muses. 2 Pavan. 3 Lullaby. 4 The Cradle. 5 The Newyears gift. 6 Pavan. 7 The Mari-gold. 8 Pavan. 9 Galliard. 10 Pavan. 11 Galliard. 21 Pavana. 13 Galliard. 14 Pavan. 15 Galliard. 16 Paradizo. 17 The Sighs. 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 innovata. 29 Galliard. 30 The Funerale. 31 Galliard. 32 Heres paternus. 33 Muylinda. 34 Decrevi. 35 Myself. 36 Pavan. 37 Galliard. 38 Pavan. 39 Galliard. 40 Pavan. 41 Galliard. 42 Amoretta. 43 Nec Inuidio. 44 Pavan. 45 Galliard. 46 Pavan. 47 Galliard. 48 Pavana ploravit. 49 Sic semper soleo. 50 Posthoma. 51 Galliard. 52 Last will and testament. 53 Galliard. 54 The night watch. 55 Almain. 56 Almain. 57 The fruit of love. 58 The Choice. 59 The Honi-suckle. 60 Wanton. 6● The widows mite. 6● The Fairi-round. 63 As it fell on a holy Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday. 65 TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AND VIRTUOUS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT. IN a continued observation of your virtuous constancy to the love of Music, I have long and with great increase of reason honoured you most gentle Sir: for, even but part of my poor labours speaking in their kindly voice, from the experience of many years can feelingly witness & sing with what graceful favours they have been nourished at your hands. With this regard, I have distinctively bundled them up into a catalogue volume, accompanied with a more liberal & enlarged choice than hath at any time as yet come to your refined ears: and withal, have now made bold to present them as things not altogether unnecessary to do you pleasing service, but also to live and dwell with you under the protection of your good allowance, and the testimony of my ever-bounden thankfulness. And as they are in number many, so are they of nature variable to please variable natures: & yet do they all meet in consent harmonical deservingly to win your only good acceptance and liking: wherein I shall hold myself richly satisfied, & ever rest. Yours in all love and due reverence, Antony Holborn. Ni merear moriar 1. BOna Speranza. 2. THe tears of the Muses. 3. PAuan. 4. LVllabie. 5. THe Cradle. 6. THe Newyears gift. 7. PAuan. 8. THe Mariegolde. 9 PAuan. 10 GAlliard. 11 PAuan. 12 GAlliard. 13 PAuan. 14 GAlliard. 15 PAuan. 16 GAlliard 17 PAradizo. 18 THe Sighs. 19 SEdet Sola. 20 GAlliard. 21 INfernum. 22 GAlliard. 23 SPero. 24 GAlliard. 25 PAtiencia. 29 HErmoza. 27 THe image of Melancholy. 28 ECce quam bonum. 29 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals 32 GAlliard. 33 HEres paternus. 34 MMuy linda. 35 Decrevi. 36 Myself. 37 PAuan. 38 GAlliard. 39 PAuan. 40 GAlliard 41 Paavan 42 GAlliard 43 AMoretta. 44 NEc invideo. 45 PAuan. 46 CAlliard. 47 PAuan. 48 GAlliard. 49 Ploravit. 50 SIc semper soleo. 51 POsthuma. 52 Galliard. 53 LAst will and testament. 54 GAlliard. 55 THe night watch. 56 ALmayne. 57 ALmaine. 58 THe fruit of love. 59 THe Choice. 60 THe Honie-suckle. 61 WAnton. 62 THe widows mite. 63 THe Fairie-round. 64 AS it fell on a holy Eue. 65 HEigh ho holiday. The Table. Bona Speranza. 1 The rears of the Muses 2 〈◊〉 3 Lullaby. 4 The Cradle. 5 The Newyears gift. 6 Pavan. 7 The Mari-gold. 8 Pa●an. 9 Galliard. 10 Pavan. 11 Galliard. 21 Pavan. 13 Galliard. 14 Pavan. 15 Galliard. 16 Paradizo. 17 The Sighs. 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 innovata. 29 Galliard. 30 The funerals. 31 Galliard. 32 Heres paternus. 33 Muy ●●la. 34 Decrevi. 35 Myself. 36 Pavan. 37 Galliard. 38 Pavan. 39 Galliard. 40 Pavan. 41 Galliard. 42 Amoretta. 43 Nec Inuidio. 44 Pavan. 45 Galliard. 46 Pavan. 47 Galliard. 48 Pavana ploravit. 49 Sic semper soleo. 50 Posthuma. 51 Galliard. 52 Last will and testament. 53 Galliard. 54 The night watch. 55 Almain. 56 Almain. 57 The fruit of love. 58 The Choice. 59 The Honi-suckle. 60 Wanton. 60 The widows mite. 62 The Fairi-round. 63 As it fell on a holy Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday. 65 PAVANS, GALLIARDS, ALMAINS, AND other short Aeires both grave, and light in five parts, for Viols, Violins, or other Musical wind Instruments. Made by Anthony Holborn gentleman, and Servant to her most excellent Majesty. DEUS IN ALTERNUM Imprinted at London in little Saint Helen's by William Barley, the Assign of Thomas Morley, and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete. 1599 Cum privilegio ad imprimendum solum. TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AND VIRTUOUS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT. IN a continued observation of your virtuous constancy to the love of Music, I have long and with great increase of reason honoured you most gentle Sir: for, even but part of my poor labours speaking in their kindly voice, from the experience of many years can feelingly witness & sing with what graceful favours they have been nourished at your hands. With this regard, I have distinctively bundled them up into a catalogue volume, accompanied with a more liberal & enlarged choice than hath at any time as yet come to your refined ears: and withal, have now made bold to present them as things not altogether unnecessary to do you pleasing service, but also to live and dwell with you under the protection of your good allowance, and the testimony of my ever-bounden thankfulness. And as they are in number many, so are they of nature variable to please variable natures: & yet do they all meet in consent harmonical deservingly to win your only good acceptance and liking: wherein I shall hold myself richly satisfied, & ever rest. Yours in all love and due reverence, Anthony Holborn. THe Cradle. THe Newyeres gift. PAuan. 8 THe Mariegolde. ● BOna speranza. 6. THe tears 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 Sighs. 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 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals. 32 GAlliard. 33 HEres paternus. 34 MVylinda. 35 Decrevi. 36 Myself. 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 love. THe Choice. THe Honie-suckle. 61 WAnton. 62 THe widows met. THe Fairie-round. 46 AS it fell on a holy Eue. 65 HEigh ho holiday. The Table. 〈…〉 peranza. 1 The tears of the Muses. 2 Pavan. 3 Lullaby. 4 The Cradle. 5 The Newyears gift. 6 Pavan. 7 The Mari-gold 8 Pavan. 9 Galliard. 10 Pavan. 11 Galliard. 21 Pavana 13 Galliard. 14 Pavan. 15 Galliard. 16 Paradizo. 17 The Sighs. 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 innovata. 29 Galliard. 30 The funerals. 31 Galliard. 32 Heres paternus. 33 Muy linda. 34 Decrevi. 35 Myself. 36 Pavan. 37 Galliard. 38 Pavan. 39 Galliard. 40 Pavan. 41 Galliard. 42 Amoretta. 43 Nec Inuidio. 44 Pavan. 45 Galliard. 46 Pavan. 47 Galliard. 48 Pavana ploravit. 49 Sic semoer soleo. 50 Posthuma. 51 Galliard. 52 Last will and testament. 53 Galliard. 54 The night watch. 55 Almain. 56 Almain. 57 The fruit of love. 58 The Choice. 59 The Honi-suckle. 60 Wanton. 61 The widows mite. 62 The Fairi-round. 63 As it fell on a holy Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday. 65 PAVANS, GALLIARDS, ALMAINS, AND other short Aeirs both grave, and light, in five parts, for Viols, Violins, or other Musical Wind Instruments. Made by Antony Holborn Gentleman and Servant to her most excellent Majesty. DEUS IN ALTERNUM Imprinted at London in little Saint Helen's by William Barley, the Assign of Thomas Morley, and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete. 1599 Cum privilegio ad Imprimendum solum. TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AND VIRTUOUS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT. IN a continued observation of your virtuous constancy to the love of Music, I have long and with great increase of reason honoured you most gentle Sir: for, even but part of my poor labours speaking in their kindly voice, from the experience of many years can feelingly witness & sing with what graceful favours they have been nourished at your hands. With this regard, I have distinctively bundled them up into a catalogue volume, accompanied with a more liberal & enlarged choice than hath at any time as yet come to your refined ears: and withal, have now made bold to present them as things not altogether unnecessary to do you pleasing service, but also to live and dwell with you under the protection of your good allowance, and the testimony of my ever-bounden thankfulness. And as they are in number many, so are they of nature variable to please variable natures: & yet do they all meet in consent harmonical deservingly to win your only good acceptance and liking: wherein I shall hold myself richly satisfied, & ever rest. Yours in all love and due reverence, Antony Holborn. Ni merear moriar. 1. BOna Speranza. 2. THe tears of the Muses. 3. PAuan. 4. LVllabie. 5. THe Cradle. 6. THe Newyears gift. 7. PAuan. 8. THe Mariegolde. 9 PAuan. 10 GAlliard 11 PAuan. 12 GAlliard. 13 PAuan. 14 GAlliard. 15 PAuan. 16 GAlliard. 17 PAradizo. 18 THe Sighs. 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 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals. 32 GAlliard 33 HEres paternus. 34 MVylinda. ●● Decrevi. 36 Myself. 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 love. 59 THe Choice. 60 THe Honie-suckle. ●● WAnton. ●● THewidedwes mite 63 THe Fairie-round. 64 AS it fell on a holy Eue. 65 HEigh ho holiday. The Table. Bona Speranza. 1 The tears of the Muses. 2 Pavan. 3 Lullaby. 4 The Cradle. 5 The Newyears gift. 6 Pavan. 7 The Mari-gold. 8 Pavan. 9 Galliard. 10 Pavan. 11 Galliard. 21 Pavana 13 Galliard. 14 Pavan. 15 Galliard. 16 Paradizo. 17 The Sighs. 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 innovata. 29 Galliard. 30 The funerals. 31 Galliard. 32 Heres paternus. 33 Muy linda. 34 Decrevi. 35 Myself. 36 Pavan. 37 Galliard. 38 Pavan. 39 Galliard. 40 Pavan. 41 Galliard. 42 Amoretta. 43 Nec Inuidio. 44 Pavan. 45 Galliard. 46 Pavan. 47 Galliard. 48 Pavana ploravit. 49 Sic semper soleo. 50 Posthuma. 51 Galliard. 52 Lastwill and testament. 53 Galliard. 54 The night watch. 55 Almain. 56 Almain. 57 The fruit of love. 58 The Choice. 59 The Honi-suckle. 60 Wanton. 61 The widows mite. 62 The Fairi-round. 63 As it fell on a holy Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday. 65 PAVANS, GALLIARDS, ALMAINS, AND other short Aeirs both grave, and light, in five parts, for Viols, Violins, or other Musical Wind Instruments. Made by Anthony Holborn Gentleman, and Servant to her most excellent Majesty. DEUS IN AETERNUM Imprinted at London in Little Saint Helen's by William Barley, the Assign of Thomas Morley, and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete. 1599 Cum privilegio ad Imprimendum solum. 5. THe Cradle. .6 THe newyears gift. 7. Pavan. 8. THe Mariegolde. 9 PAuan. 10. GAlliard. 11. PAuan. 12. GAlliard. 13. PAuan. 14. GAlliard. 15. PAuan. 16. GAlliard ●● PAaradizo. 18. THe Sighs. 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 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals. 32 GAlliard. 33 HEres paternus. 34 MVylinda. 35 Decrevi. 36 Myself. 37 PAuan. 38 GAlliard. 39 PAuan. 40 GAlliard 41 PAuan. 42 GAlliard. 43 AMoretta. 44 NEc invideo. 49 PAuan. 50 GAlliard. 51 POsthu●●a, 52 GAlliard. 53 LAst will and testament. 54 GAlliard 55 THe night watch 56 Almaigne. 7● ALllmaine. 85 THe fruit of love. 95 THe Choice. 60 THe Honie-suckle. 61 WAnton. 62 THe widows mite. PAVANS, GALLIARDS, ALMAINS, AND other short Aeirs both grave, and light, in five parts, for Viols, Violins, or other Musical Wind Instruments. Made by Anthony Holborn Gentleman, and Servant to her most excellent Majesty. DEUS IN ALTERNUM Imprinted at London in Little Saint Helen's by William Barley, the Assign of Thomas Morley, and are to be sold at his shop in Gratious-streete. 1599 Cum privilegio ad Imprimendum solum. TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AND VIRTUOUS GENTLEMAN SIR RICHARD CHAMPERNOWNE KNIGHT. IN a continued observation of your virtuous constancy to the love of Music, I have long and with great increase of reason honoured you most gentle Sir: for, even but part of my poor labours speaking in their kindly voice, from the experience of many years can feelingly witness & sing with what graceful favours they have been nourished at your hands. With this regard, I have distinctively bundled them up into a catalogue volume, accompanied with a more liberal & enlarged choice than hath at any time as yet come to your refined ears: and withal, have now made bold to present them as things not altogether unnecessary to do you pleasing service, but also to live and dwell with you under the protection of your good allowance, and the testimony of my ever-bounden thankfulness. And as they are in number many, so are they of nature variable to please variable natures: & yet do they all meet in consent harmonical deservingly to win your only good acceptance and liking: wherein I shall hold myself richly satisfied, & ever rest. Yours in all love and due reverence, Antony Holborn. Ni merear moriar. 1. BOna Speranza. 2. THe tears of the Muses. 3. PAuan. 4. LVllaby. 5. THe Cradle. .6 THe newyears gift. 7. Ppavan. 8. THe Mariegolde. .9 PAuan. 10. GAlliard. 11. PAuan. 12. GAlliard. 13. PAuan. 14. GAlliard. 15. PAuan. 16. GAlliard 17. PAaradizo. 18. THe Sighs. 19 Sedet Sol●● 20. GAlliard. 21. INfernum. 22. GAlliard. 23. SPero. 24. GAlliard. 25 PAtiencia. 26 HErmoza. 27 THe image of Melancholy. 28 ECce quam bonum. 29 men's innovata. 30 GAlliard. 31 THe funerals. 32 GAlliard. 33 HEres paternus. 34 MVylinda. 35 Decrevi. 36 Myself. 37 PAuan. 38 GAlliard. 39 PAuan. 40 GAlliard 41 PAuan. 42 GAlliard. 43 AMoretta. 44 NEc invideo. 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 Almaigne. 75 ALllmaine. 85 THe fruit of love. 95 THe Choice. 60 THe Honie-suckle. 61 WAnton. 62 THe widows mite. 63 THe Fairie-round. 64 AS it fell on a holy Eue. 65. HEigh ho holiday. The Table. Bona Speranza. 1 The tears of the Muses. 2 Pavan. 3 Lullaby. 4 The Cradle. 5 The Newyears gift. 6 Pavan. 7 The Mari-gold. 8 Pavan. 9 Galliard. 10 Pavan. 11 Galliard. 21 Pavana 13 Galliard. 14 Pavan. 15 Galliard. 16 Paradizo. 17 The Sighs. 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 innovata. 29 Galliard. 30 The funerals. 31 Galliard. 32 Heres paternus. 33 Muy linda. 34 Decrevi. 35 Myself. 36 Pavan. 37 Galliard. 38 Pavan. 39 Galliard. 40 Pavan. 41 Galliard. 42 Amoretta. 43 Nec Inuidio. 44 Pavan. 45 Galliard. 46 Pavan. 47 Galliard. 48 Pavana ploravit. 49 Sic semoer soleo. 50 Posthuma. 51 Galliard. 52 Last will and testament. 53 Galliard. 54 The night watch. 55 Almain. 65 Almain. 57 The fruit of love. 58 The Choice. 59 The Honi-suckle. 60 Wanton. 61 The widows mite. 62 The Fairi-round. 63 As it fell on a holy Eue. 64 Heigh ho Holiday. 65