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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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Lawes, William
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Charon! O Charon! Hear
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Lawes, William
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Come, Adonis, come away
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Lawes, William
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Faith, be no longer coy
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Lawes, William
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Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
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Lawes, William
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Have mercy on us, Lord
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Lawes, William
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No, no fair heretic, it needs must be
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Lawes, William
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Pleasures, beauty, youth attend ye
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Lawes, William
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Select Consort music
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Lawes, William
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She weepeth sore
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Lawes, William
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Sing to the King of Kings
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Lawes, William
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The Lord is my light
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Lawes, William
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To whom shall I complain?
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Lawes, William
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Why should great beauty
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Lawes, William
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Why so pale and wan, fond lover?
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Lawler, Thomas & Guiao, Raymond
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We behold the risen Lord
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Lawler, Tom
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The long-awaited one
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Lawrence, Colin
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Daw 'nhreialon ior (All my trials Lord)
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Lawrence, Colin
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Torrwn fara (Let us break bread)
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