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| Folio / Pages | Composition / Item title | Source attribution | Composers (? Uncertain) |
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| 84r–85r | (Fragm.) [...] whether of these two little birds flattereth most | - | Anonymous |
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Appears on:
84r–85r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
OLD SONGS USED IN DURHAM. Cath. / lytell byrd[es] flatterith most
General NoteNotes: Beginning missing; |
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| 85r–86v | My lady is a pretty one | - | Anonymous |
My lady is a pretty oneAnonymous
Appears on:
85r–86v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
My lady is a prety on
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| 86v–89r | Ave domina, sancta Maria, most mightfull mirror | H Astone | |
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Appears on:
86v–89r
Source Attribution:
H Astone
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
Latin
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
Ave domyna sancta marya, most myghtfull myrrore of hy magnyfycens
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| 89r–90r | Why did the Gentiles fret and sin | - | |
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Appears on:
89r–90r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
Why dyde the gentels frett
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| 90r–90v | Ponder my words, O Lord | - | |
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Appears on:
90r–90v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
c-dot
Clef:
g1
Voice Text:
Ponder my words o lorde
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| 90v–91r | O Lord, how many do increase | - | |
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Appears on:
90v–91r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
O Lorde howe many dowe incresse
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| 91v | Give to the Lord ye potentates | - | |
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Appears on:
91v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
c-dot
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
Geve to the lorde ye potentates and prences of the worlde
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| 92r | Ma pauvre bourse | - | |
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Appears on:
92r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
c1
Voice Text:
[Untitled]
General NoteNotes: Identification from Warwick Edwards thesis and Philip van Wilder Complete Works, ed. Bernstein; |
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| 92r | Lors voulés | - | Anonymous |
Lors voulésAnonymous
Appears on:
92r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
Lors voules
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| 92v–93r | O sacrum convivium in quo Christus sumitur | - | |
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Appears on:
92v–93r
Genres:
Motet
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
[Untitled]
General NoteNotes: Identification from Warwick Edwards thesis; |
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| 93v | When faith is tried | - | Anonymous |
When faith is triedAnonymous
Appears on:
93v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
When fayth is tried then trust no taylles
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| 93v | [Untitled] | - | - |
[Untitled]
Appears on:
93v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Clef:
c3
Voice Text:
[Untitled]
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| 94r–95v | Venite [Morning Service] | - | Anonymous |
Venite [Morning Service]Anonymous
Appears on:
94r–95v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
cut-o
Clef:
c4
Voice Text:
come / O come let vs syng vnto [th]e Lord
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: At the end 'COS'; |
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| 95v–97v | I woeful wretched wight | - | Anonymous |
I woeful wretched wightAnonymous
Appears on:
95v–97v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c4
Voice Text:
I wofull wretched wight, w[i]th crewell tears bestraught
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| 98r–100r | Te Deum [English] | - | Anonymous |
Te Deum [English]Anonymous
Appears on:
98r–100r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
c5
Voice Text:
Te [de]um / We knowleg the to be the lord
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| 100v–102v | Hey downe, downe, downe, these women all | Mr Heath | |
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Appears on:
100v–102v
Source Attribution:
Mr Heath
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
c4
Voice Text:
Hey Downe Downe Downe… thse women all
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: Corrections to text; |
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| 103r–103v | In Crete when Daedalus first began | - | Anonymous |
In Crete when Daedalus first beganAnonymous
Appears on:
103r–103v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c3
Voice Text:
In Creat when Dedylus fyrst began
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: Text crossed out and replaced with entirely new text. Text continues without further music (end of musical notation, suggests it is strophic?); |
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| 104r | Erravi sicut ovis - 1a pars (of 2): Erravi sicut ovis que periit require | - | |
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Appears on:
104r
Genres:
Motet
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
Latin
Clef:
c3
Voice Text:
Eravi sicut oves que perit
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| 104r–104v | Jesus Nazarenus, Rex Judaeorum | Clemens | |
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Appears on:
104r–104v
Source Attribution:
Clemens
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
Latin
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
Jesus nazarenus, rex Judeoru[m]
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| 104v–105r | Ad Dominum cum tribularer [2p. Sagittae potentes] | Mr More | |
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Appears on:
104v–105r
Source Attribution:
Mr More
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
Latin
Clef:
c4
Voice Text:
Ad d[omi[num] cu[m] tribularer [2p. Sagitte potentes]
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: Additional short stave copied at the bottom of fol.104v to complete the piece on the opening (see 'T' mark at the bottom of fol.105r); |
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| 105v | If I be wanton I wot well why | - | Anonymous |
If I be wanton I wot well whyAnonymous
Appears on:
105v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
If I be wanton I wotte well why
General NoteNotes: Extra verses written at t he bottom of the page; |
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| 106r–110r | Alone walking and oft musing | - | Anonymous |
Alone walking and oft musingAnonymous
Appears on:
106r–110r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
g1
Voice Text:
Alone walking and oft musing
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| 111r–113v | Tie the Mare tomboy | Robart Johnson | |
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Appears on:
111r–113v
Source Attribution:
Robart Johnson
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
Ty the mare tomboy
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: At top of fol.112v 'verte folliu[m]'; |
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| 114r | Arise, arise, arise, I say | - | Anonymous |
Arise, arise, arise, I sayAnonymous
Appears on:
114r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
Aryse aryse aryse I say
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| 114v–114r | That of wise men makes worse than swine | - | Anonymous |
That of wise men makes worse than swineAnonymous
Appears on:
114v–114r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c3
Voice Text:
That of wysse men maykes worsse then swyne
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| 115r | In nomine Domine | - | Anonymous |
In nomine DomineAnonymous
Appears on:
115r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
In no[mi]ne Domine
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| 115v | Hough the tankard | - | Anonymous |
Hough the tankardAnonymous
Appears on:
115v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c1
Voice Text:
Houghe [th]e tankerd
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| 116r | What time Appelles | - | Anonymous |
What time AppellesAnonymous
Appears on:
116r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Clef:
c1
Voice Text:
What tyme appelles
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: Several notes crossed out; |
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| 116r | When I behold thee bear | - | Anonymous |
When I behold thee bearAnonymous
Appears on:
116r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c2
Voice Text:
When I behold the beare
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| 116r | I may well ban | - | Anonymous |
I may well banAnonymous
Appears on:
116r
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Mensuration:
cut-c
Clef:
g2
Voice Text:
I may well banne that I poore nanne
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| 116v | Take heed betime while youth doth wane | - | Anonymous |
Take heed betime while youth doth waneAnonymous
Appears on:
116v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c4
Voice Text:
Take hede by tyme wylle youth doth Wayne
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| 117r | Prepare you time weareth away | Wylliam Mundye | |
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Appears on:
117r
Source Attribution:
Wylliam Mundye
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
English
Clef:
c3
Voice Text:
Prepare yow, p[re]pare you time werith awaye
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| 117v | - | - | Anonymous |
[Unknown Title]
Appears on:
117v
Voice:
[no designation]
Languages:
none
Voice Text:
[blank - This bound collection also contains leaves from a lute manuscript.]
General NoteAnnotations/Corrections: Thomas Awdcoron'; '5'; 'Thomas Adcorne'; R[?] thomson; Causton; '17 February 1717/18. This book given to Humdrey Wanley by James middleton of Gray's Inn Esqe. Containing a Collection of Old Songs [re?] used within and about the Bishoprick of Durham.; |
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