John Dowland
Herr der Tränen ...Geboren 1563, gestorben 1626
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John DowlandHerr der Tränen ...Geboren 1563, gestorben 1626 |
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First Booke of Songes 1597I Unquiet thoughtsII Who ever thinks or hopes of love III My thoughts are wing'd with hopes IV If my complaints could passions move V Can she excuse my wrongs VI Now, O now, l needs must part VII Dear, if you change VIII Burst forth my tears IX Go crystal tears X Think'st thou then by thy feigning XI Come away, come sweet love XII Rest awhile, you cruel cares XIII Sleep, wayward thoughts XIV All ye, whom Love or Fortune hath betray'd XV Wilt thou unkind thu's reave me XVI Would my conceit XVII Come again: sweet love doth now invite XVIII His golden locks XIX Awake, sweet love XX Come, heavy Sleep XXI Away with these self-loving lads SECOND BOOKE OF SONGS 1600I I saw my Lady weepII Flow my tears III Sorrow, stay IV Die not before thy day V Mourn, mourn, Day is with darkness fled VI Time's eldest son VII Then sit thee down VIII When others sing Venite IX Praise blindness eyes X O sweet woods XI If floods of tears XII Fine knacks for ladies XIII Now cease my wand'ring eyes XIV Come ye heavy states of night XV White as lilies was her face XVI Woeful heart XVII A shepherd in a shade XVIII Faction that ever dwells XIX Shall I sue XX Toss not my soul XXI Clear or cloudy XXII Humour say what mak'st thou there THIRD BOOKE OF SONGS 1603I Farewell, too fairII Time stands still III Behold a wonder here IV Daphne was not so chaste V Me, me, and none but me VI When Phoebus first did Daphne love V Say, Love, if ever thou didst find VIII Flow not so fast, ye fountains IX What if I never speed? X Love stood amazed XI Lend your ears to my sorrow XII By a fountain where I lay XIII O what hath overwrought XIV Farewell, unkind XV Weep you no more, sad fountains XVI Fie on this feigning! XVII I must complain XVIII It was a Time when silly bees XIX The lowest trees have tops XX What poor astronomers are they XXI Come when I call |