This jig-like piece of the Euing MS, strongly indicates Dowland as the composer. The general character, with its underlying melancholy, recalls other pieces by Dowland.
Peo
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This is in fact by Anthony Holborne but John Dowland is in some manuscripts given the credit for it.
He probably only made an arrangement on Holborne’s melody. Just as I do with Beatles… :-) He, he…
Peo
He probably only made an arrangement on Holborne’s melody. Just as I do with Beatles… :-) He, he…
Peo
This song, “As I went to Walsingham”, was a “hit” in the 16-century and many composers, including John Dowland, made arrangements of it. This is from a manuscript in Wickhambrook.
The Lachrimae pavan was evidently a bona fide ‘hit’ of its age, around 1604. There are many settings for this piece from Dowlands hand. Most known are the Consort setting called ‘Flow my teares’.
I love this music; the sadness, desperation and yet… hope for a better life. This is from me to all you out there, telling it’s hope!
Peo
I love this music; the sadness, desperation and yet… hope for a better life. This is from me to all you out there, telling it’s hope!
Peo
Martha Masters tocando Makedonsko Devojce do compositor Miroslav Tadic.
