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Thomas Robinson

English composer

Thomas Robinson (c. 1560 – c. 1610) was an English Renaissance composer and music teacher, who flourished around 1600. He taught and wrote music for lute, cittern, orpharion, bandora, viol, and voice.

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Works

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  • A Fantasie for two lutes [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 9]
  • A Galliard [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 11]
  • A Galliard [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 4]
  • A Galliard [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 5]
  • A Gigve [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 16]
  • A Gigve [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 28]
  • A Gigve [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 29]
  • A Gigve [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 32]
  • A Plaine song for two Lutes [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 6]
  • A Psalme [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 36]
  • A Toy [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 15]
  • A Toy [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 19]
  • A Toy [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 20]
  • A Toy [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 22]
  • A Toy for two Lutes [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 10]
  • An Almaigne [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 17]
  • An Almaigne [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 18]
  • Bell Vedere [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 26]
  • Bony sweet boy [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 31]
  • Goe from my Window [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 14]
  • Grisse his delight [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 7]
  • Lantero [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 33]
  • Merry Melancholie [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 12]
  • My Lord Willobies welcome Home [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 25]
  • O Lord of whom I doe depend [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 37]
  • O Lord that art my righteousnesse [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 38]
  • Passemezo Galyard [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 8]
  • Robinsons Riddle [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 13]
  • Row well you Marriners [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 3]
  • Sweet IESV who shall lend mee wings [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 35]
  • The Queenes Gigue [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 23]
  • The Queenes good Night [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 1]
  • The Schoole of Musicke
  • The Spanish Pauin [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 27]
  • Three parts in one vpon an old ground [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 34]
  • Twenty waies vpon the bels [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 1]
  • Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La: 9 sundry waies [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 24]
  • Walking in a country towne [The Schoole of Musicke, no. 30]