A Pilgrimes Solace (Dowland, John)

		Movements/Sections 21 First Publication 1612 - London Genre Categories Songs; Sacred songs; Religious works; For voice, lute; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the lute; For voices with solo instruments; For 4 voices, lute; Scores featuring the soprano voice; Scores featuring the alto voice; Scores featuring the tenor voice; Scores featuring the bass voice; Galliards; Dances; For lute; For 1 player; English language; Italian language

Sheet Music

• Scores (2)

Scores

 Complete Score
*#278944 - 8.22MB, 25 pp. -  0.0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (0) - V/V/V - 95x⇩

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Feduol (2013/4/27)

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London: printed for M.L., J.B. and T.S. by the Assignement of William Barley, 1612.

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Public Domain [tag/del]

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 Nos.14-16. Thou mighty God
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Dean Shannon (2012/3/30)

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Dean Shannon

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Dean Shannon

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Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 [tag/del]

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For four voices.

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General Information

Work Title	A Pilgrimes Solace
Alternative Title	Wherein is contained musicall harmonie of 3. 4. and 5 parts, to be sung and plaid with the lute and viols.

Composer	Dowland, John
Movements/Sections	21 pieces Disdaine me still, that I may ever love Sweete stay a while, why will you rise? To aske for all thy love, and thy whole heart t'were madnesse Love those beames that breede Shall I strive with wordes to move Were every thought an eye Stay time a while thy flying Tell me true Love where shall I seeke thy being. Goe nightly cares, the enemy to rest From silent night, true register of moanes Lasso vita mia mi fa morire In this trembling shadow If that a Sinners sighes be Angels foode Thou mighty God When Davids life by Saul was often sought When the poore Criple by the poole did lye Where Sinne sore wounding My heart and tongue were twinnes Up merry mates, to Neptunes prayse Welcome blacke night Cease these false sports
First Publication	1612 - London
Language	English, Italian
Dedication	Theophilus, Lord Walden
Piece Style	Renaissance
Instrumentation	Voices

Misc. Comments

• Grove Music lists this work under two categories:

Secular songs, and Psalms and devotional songs. The listing under Secular songs gives the instrumentation as 4 voices and lute, whereas the listing under Psalms and devotional songs gives no instrumentation. However, instrumentation is given under the individual titles where they are listed separately, and In this Trembling Shadow, If that a Sinner's Sighes be Angel's foode, and Where Sinne sore wounding, are listed as for 4 voices and lute.

• Thou Mighty God is not listed at all, though there is a similar title, O God of Power Omnipotent. When the poore Criple by the poole did lye and When David's life by Saul was often sought are also not listed at all.

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