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Lawes, Henry
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Slide soft, you silver floods
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Lawes, Henry
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Speak, speak, at last reply
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Lawes, Henry
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Sweet, stay awhile; why do you rise?
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Lawes, Henry
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The angler's song
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Lawes, Henry
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The Angler's Song
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Lawes, Henry
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Thou and thy wondrous deeds, Oh Lord
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Lawes, Henry
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Thou, o bright sun, who see'st all
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Lawes, Henry
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Tis but a frown, I prithee let me die
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Lawes, Henry
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Transcendent beauty, thou that art
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Lawes, Henry
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View, Lisbia, view
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Lawes, Henry
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Wert thou yet fairer than thou art
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Lawes, Henry
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When thou, poor excommunicate
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Lawes, Henry
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Whither are all her false oaths blown?
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Lawes, Henry
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Who trusts in thee (from four Choice Psalms)
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Lawes, Henry
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Will you know my mistresses face?
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Lawes, Henry
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With sighs and cries (from four Coice Psalms)
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Lawes, Henry & Camidge Matthew
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Psalmody for a single voice of 1638 revised by William Mason
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Lawes, Henry & Farrant Richard
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Not unto us, O Lord
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Lawes, William
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All people that on earth do dwell
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Lawes, William
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All people that on earth do dwell
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