Henry Lawes
English musician and composer
Henry Lawes (baptised 5 January 1596 – 21 October 1662) was the leading English songwriter of the mid-17th century. He was elder brother of fellow composer William Lawes.
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Works
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- A false designe to be cruell
- Amarillis by a spring
- Amintor's welladay
- Ariadne's Lament
- Bid Me but Live, and I Will Live
- Chloris dead, lamented by Amintor
- Coridon to his Phillis "Come, lovely Phillis"
- Feare Not, Dear Love
- From the heav'ns now I fly
- Go, lovely Rose
- Go, young man, let my heart alone
- Have You E'er Seen the Morning Sun?
- I Rise and Grieve
- Lord into my Prayers incline thine Ear
- O Tell Me Love! O Tell Me Fate!
- Or You, or I, Nature Did Wrong
- Out Upon It, I Have Lov'd
- Psalm 148: O praise the Lord of heaven
- Psalm VIII "O Lord, our Father, how excellent is Thy name"
- Sleep soft, you cold clay cinders
- Slide Soft You Silver Floods
- Sweet Stay Awhile, Why Do You Rise?
- Tavola "In quel gelato core"
- The Anglers' Song "Man's life is but vain"
- The Lark
- The Rose
- Wert Thou Yet Fairer Than Thou Art
- When Thou, Poor Excommunicate
- Whither Are All Her False Oaths Blown?
- Zadok the Priest