1. Oxenford (Anon)
2. Dear if you change (John Dowland)
3. Ungaresca (Anon)
4. Cease Leaden Slumber Dreaming (Tobias Hume)
5. Amarilli mia Bella (Giulio Caccini)
6. Recercata primera (Diego Ortiz)
7. In Darkness Let me Dwell (John Dowland)
8. Volt and La Primavera (Anon)
9. When to her lute Corina sings (Philip Rosseter Thomas Campion)
10. Pastime with good company (Henry the VIII)
11. Rest Sweet Nymphs (Pilkington- Thomas Campion)
12. Soldiers song (Tobias Hume)
13. Can she excuse my wrongs (John Dowland)
14. Wolsey's Wilde (William Byrd)
15. Come again sweeet love doth now invite (John Dowland)
16. Martin said to his man (Anon)
17. Fortune my Foa (Anon)
18. Recercata segunda (Diego Ortiz)
19. Tobacco (Tobias Hume)
20. Sorrow Stay (John Dowland)
21. Sweet Kate (Robert Jones)
22. Bransle de Malte (Anon)
23. Now hath Flora Robb'd her bow'rs (Thomas Campion)
24. I saw my lady weepe (John Dowland)
25. Greensleeves (Anon)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 1/2/2004
La Primavera lives in Hanno City Japan

Tagged as: Classical, Renaissance, Classical Singing, Composer: Diego Ortiz, Composer: Giulio Caccini, Composer: John Dowland, Composer: Philip Rosseter, Composer: Robert Jones, Composer: Thomas Campion, Composer: Tobias Hume, Composer: William Byrd, Lute

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