William Byrd: Eight Fragmentary Songs: from Edward Paston’s Lute-Book GB-Lbl Add. MS 31992 edited and reconstructed by Andrew Johnstone

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Eight Fragmentary Songs by William Byrd from Edward Paston’s Lute-Book GB-Lbl Add. MS 31992, edited and reconstructed by Andrew Johnstone.

for solo voice and four viols: 1. Ah, youthful years. 2. In tower most high. 3. Lo, dead he lives to the music of What wights are these. 4. Narcissus lov’d to the music of With sighs and tears. 5. What grieves my bones to the music of O happy thrice

for solo voice, or duet, and four viols with chorus: 6. Depart, ye furies. 7. I will give laud. 8. Look and bow down