(1563-1626) John Dowland - Composiciones - List of compositions

List of John Dowland works on CPDL, sorted alphabetically by title of the works pages

Solo lute music

Fantasies

• • Fantasie (P. 1)

  • Forlorne Hope Fancye (P. 2)

  • Farwell (P. 3)

  • Farwell (P. 4)

  • Fantasie (P. 5)

  • Fantasie (P. 6)

  • Fantasie (P. 7)

Pavans

• • Piper´s Pavan (P. 8)

  • Semper Dowland Semper Dolens (P. 9)

  • Solus cum sola (P. 10)

  • Mrs Brigide Fleetwoods Pauen als Solus sine sola (P. 11)

  • Dr Cases Pauen (P. 12)

  • Dowlands adew for Master Oliuer Cromwell (P. 13)

  • Sir John Langton his Pauin (P. 14)

• Lachrimæ (P. 15)

  • A Pavan (P. 16)

  • The Lady Russell´s Pavan (P. 17)

  • A Pavan (P. 18)

Galliards

• • Captaine Digorie Piper his Galiard (P. 19)

  • Dowlands Galliard (P. 20)

  • John Dowlands Galliard (P. 21)

  • Dowland´s First Galliard (P. 22)

• Frog Galliard (P. 23)

  • Galliard (P. 24)

  • Melancoly Galliard (P. 25)

  • Sir John Souch his Galiard (P. 26) / My thoughts are wingd with hopes

  • A Galliard (P. 27)

  • A Galliard (on a Galliard by Daniel Bacheler) (P. 28)

  • M. Giles Hobies Galiard (P. 29)

  • A Galliard (P. 30)

  • A Galliard (on Walsingham) (P. 31)

  • Mrs Vaux Galliarde (P. 32)

  • Mr Langtons Galliard (P. 33)

  • Mignarda (P. 34)

  • A Galliard (P. 35)

  • Mr Knights Galliard (P. 36)

  • My Lord Chamberlaine his Galliard (P. 37)

  • Syr Robert Sidney his Galliard / The Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisle, Lord Chamberlaine to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, his Galliard (P. 38)

  • Doulands rounde battell galyarde (P. 39)

  • The Battle Galliard / The King of Denmark his Galliard (P. 40)

  • K. Darcyes Galliard / The most sacred Queene Elizabeth her Galliard (P. 41)

  • Can she excuse (P. 42)

  • The Right Honourable Lady Rich, her Galliard (P. 43)

  • The Right Honourable Ferdinando Earle of Darby, his Galliard (P. 44)

  • The Right Honourable the Lady Cliftons Spirit (P. 45)

  • Galliard to Lachrimæ (P. 46)

Almains

• Sir John Smith his Almain (P. 47)

  • The Lady Laitones Almone (P. 48)

• An Almain (P. 49)

  • Mistris Whittes thinge (P. 50)

  • A Piece without title (P. 51)

  • Mrs Nichols Almand (P. 52)

  • Mrs Cliftons Allmaine (P. 53)

  • My Lady Hunsdons Puffe (or Allmande) (P. 54)

Jigs and other pieces in 6/8 rhythm

• Mistris Winters Jumpe (P. 55)

  • Mrs Whites Nothing (P. 56)

  • Mrs Vauxes Gigge (P. 57)

• The Shomakers Wife A Toy (P. 58)

• Tarletones Riserrectione (P. 59)

Song Arrangements

• • Come away (P. 60)

Settings of Ballad tunes

• • Orlando sleepeth (P. 61)

• Fortune my foe (P. 62)

  • Complaint (P. 63)

  • Go from my Window (P. 64)

  • Lord Strangs March (P. 65)

• My Lord Willoughby´s Welcome Home (P. 66)

  • Walsingham (P. 67)

  • Aloe (P. 68)

  • Loth to departe (P. 69)

  • Robin (P. 70)

Pieces of uncertain ascriptiona) Probably by Dowland

• • A Fantasia (P. 71)

  • A Fancy (P. 72)

  • A Fancy (P. 73)

  • A Fancy (P. 74)

  • A Dream (P. 75)

  • A Galliard (P. 76)

  • Mistris Norrishis Delight (P. 77)

  • A piece without title (P. 78)

  • What if a day (P. 79)

  • A Coye Joye (P. 80)

  • Tarleton´s Jigge (P. 81)

b) Probably not by Dowland

A Galliard (P. 82)

Dowlands Galliard (P. 83)

Hasellwoods Galliard (P. 84)

Galliarda Dulandi (P. 85)

c) Pieces from foreign MSS, unique, but obviously poor versions

Pauana Dulandi (P. 86)

Galliarda Dulandi 8 (P. 87)

Other versions

Piper´s Galliard (P. 88)

Can she excuse (P. 89)

The Frog Galliard (P. 90)

Suzanna Galliard (P. 91)

Galliard Fr. Cutting (P. 92)

Other sources

Del Excellentissimo Musico Jano Dulando (P. 93)

Pavana Johan Douland (P.94)

La mia Barbara (P. 95)

An Almand (P. 96)

The Queen´s Galliard (P. 97)

Preludium (P. 98)

Mr. Dowland´s Midnight (P. 99)

Coranto (P. 100)

Gagliarda (P. 103)

Galliard (P. 104)

The Second Book of Songs 1600

• I saw my Lady weepe

  • Flow my tears

  • Sorrow Stay

  • Die not before the day

  • Mourn, day is with darkness fled

  • Time's eldest son, Old Age

  • Then sit thee down

  • When others sing Venite

  • Praise blindness eyes

  • O sweet woods

  • If floods of tears

  • Fine knacks for ladies

  • Now cease my wand'ring eyes

  • Come ye heavy states of night

  • White as lilies was her face

  • Woeful heart

  • A Shepherd in a shade

  • Faction that ever dwells

  • Shall I sue

  • Toss not my soul

  • Clear or cloudy

  • Humour say what mak'st thou here (a Dialogue)

Third Book of Songs (1603)

• • Farewell too faire

  • Time stands still

  • Behold the wonder heere

  • Daphne wast not so chaste as she was changing

  • Me me and none but me

  • When Phoebus first did Daphne loue

  • Say loue if euer thou didst finde

  • Flow not so fast ye fountaines

• What if I neuer speede

  • Loue stood amaz'd at sweet beauties paine

  • Lend your eares to my sorrow good people

  • By a fountaine where I lay

  • Oh what hath ouerwrought my all amazed thought

  • Farewell vnkind farewell

  • Weepe you no more sad fountaines

  • Fie on this faining, is loue without desire

  • I must complaine, yet doe enioy

  • It was a time when silly Bees could speake

  • The lowest trees haue tops

  • What poore Astronomers are they

  • Come when I call, or tarrie till I come