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JEAN COURTOIS Si par souffrir C16th ANONYMUS My love she mourneth Most clere of colour Remember me my dear ANONYMUS In a garden so green (Scotish) WILLIAM CORNYSH Ah Robin ANONYMUS Madame d'amours INTERVAL PHILIPPE VERDELOT ca. 1475-1551 Divini occhi Fuggi fuggi cor mio Con l'angelico riso Madonna il tuo bel viso JOHN BENNETT Weep, O mine eyes 1570?-1614?  THOMAS WEELKES Cease sorrows now 1575-1623 GILES FARNABY Consture my meaning 1560?-1640 JACQUES ARCADELT Il bianco e dolce cigno ca. 1505-1568 Se la dura durezza Ahime dov'e'l bel viso Madonna s'lo v'offendo CIRPIANO DE RORE Ancor che col partire ca. 1516-1565 O sonno ANONYMOUS (Henry Vlll's Songbook) Adieu madame Adieu! madame, et ma maitresse, Adieu! mon solas et ma joie! Adieu! jusque revoi Adieu! vous dis par grand' tristesse. ANONYMOUS (Henry Vlll's Songbook) I love unloved I love unloved; such is mine adventure, and cannot cease till I sore smart; But love my foe, that fervent creature Whose unkindness hath killed mine heart. ANONYMOUS (Henry Vlll's Songbook) Fortuna desperata Fortuna desperata iniqua maledicta che di tal dona electa la fama ay denegata.  ROQUELAY Grace, vertu Grace, vertu, bonte, beaulte, noblesse Sont a m'amye; point ne le fault celer. Trop my desplaist d'en ouyr mal parler; Je hay celuy qui son honneur blesse. Grace, virtue, goodness,beauty, nobility, My beloved possesses them all. This should in no way be hidden. Much it displeases me to hear ill spoken of her; I despise him who wounds her honour. PIERRE DE VILLIERS Le dueil issu Le dueil issu de la joye incertaine Permect aux yeulx seullement Ie pleurer. De I'endurer dont vous aures la peine Avec celluy qui vous peult demeurer. O quel malheur a voulu procurer Qu'ayez perdu au change pour choisir. C'est double dueil qu'il vous fault endurer, Si mon travail vous peult donner plaisir. Uncertain joy brings sorrow, And that leads only to weeping. Enduring this, then, you add more grief To that you already suffer. Oh what misfortune has contrived That you should lose simply by choosing. It is double sorrow you must endure, If my grief gives you pleasure. CLEMENT JANNEQUIN O mal d'aymer O mal d'aymer qui tous maulx oultrepasse, O mal d'aymer qui les hommes martyre, O mal d'aymer qui veulx que je trepasse, O mal qui fais que mon las cueur empire,  Or sus, tous maulx, esponge qui attire Complainctes, pleurs, ennuys, gemissementz, O mal qui n'as devant ny apres pire, Un jour sois las de me livrer torment. Oh pain of love, all woes surpassing, pain of love who martyrs men and wishes me dead, oh grief that weighs heavy on my tired heart. Be gone all ills, source of laments., tears, griefs, groans. Oh sickness which surpasses all others may you one day be weary of tormenting me. JEAN COURTOIS Si par souffrir Si par souffrir l'on peult vaincre Fortune, Je croy en plus le prix me demourer; Car nuict et jour je ne fais que penser A ma douleur et soubdaine infortune. If by suffering one can conquer fortune, then l believe that the victory is mine; for night and day l do nothing but think of my sorrow and sudden ill-fate WILLIAM CORNYSH My love she mourn'th for me My love she mourn'th for me, for me, My love she mourn'th for me; Alas, poor heart, sen we depart, Mourn ye no more for me. In loves dance, sith that our chance, Of absence needs must be, My love, I say, your love do way, And mourn no more for me.  It is no boot to me heart root But anguish and pity, Wherefore, sweet heart, your mind revert And mourn no more for me. Thus here an end; good Lord, defend all lovers that true be, And in especial from jeopardies all My love that mourn'th for me. ROBERT FAYRFAX Most clear of colour Most clear of colour and root of steadfastness, Which that passeth my mind for to express Of her bounty, beauty and womanhood; The brightest mirror and flower of goodly head, Which that all men know'th, both more and less; These virtues been printed in her doubtless. ANONYMOUS Remember me my dear Remember me my dear, I humbly you require For my request that loves you best With faithfull heart entire My heart shall rest Within your breast. Remember me my dear. Remember me, alas, And let all rigour pass That I may prove in you some love To my joy and solace. True love to move I most behove; Remember me alas. Remember me in pain With unkindness near slain. That through delay of cruel way That in you does remain Remit, I say; alas alway Remember me in pain. Remember me dear heart That of pains has my part. Your words unkind sinks in my mind And does increase my smart; Yet shall ye find me true and kind! Remember me dear heart. ANONYMOUS (Scottish) In a garden so green In a garden so green in a May morning Heard I my Lady pleen of paramours. Said she, My love so sweet, come you not yet or yet? Heght you not me to meet amongst the flowrs? Elore, Elore, Elore, Elore, I love my trusty love, Elore Lo. The skies upspringis, the dew dingis, The sweet larks singis their hours of prime. Phoebus upsprentisJoy to rest wentis Lost mine intentis and gone's the time. Elore, Elore... WILLIAM CORNYSH Ah Robin Ah Robin, gentle Robin, Tell me how thy leman doth And thou shalt know of mine. My lady is unkind, iwis, Alac, why is she so? She lov'th another better than me And yet she will say no.  Ah Robin, gentle Robin, Tell me how thy leman doth And thou shalt know of mine. I cannot think such doubleness For I find women true; In faith my lady lov'th me well; She will change for no new. Ah Robin, gentle Robin, Tell me how thy leman doth And thou shalt know of mine. ANONYMOUS Madame d'amours Madame d'amours All times or hours From dole dolours Our Lord you gy; In all succours Unto my powers To be as yours Until I die. And make you sure No creature Shall me solure Nor yet retain But to endure Ye may be sure Whiles life endure Loyal and plain. PHILIPPE VERDELOT Divini occhi  Divini occhi sereni, Occhi sempre di gratia e d'amor pieni, Perdonimi gl'altr'occhi, Vostro sol è 'l splendore: Et se questa parola parche tocchi, AI Sol il ver' honore, Faccia egli chiaro a noi, Giorno la notte, come fatte voi. Eyes serene, divine, eyes ever full of grace and love, if other eyes will pardon me. the splendour is yours alone: and if this saying seems to offend the true honour of the sun. let him light up for us the night like day, as you do. PHILIPPE VERDELOT Fuggi fuggi, cor mio Fuggi, fuggi, cor mio, L'ingrat'e crud'Amore! Che tropp'e grand errore, Fars'un cieco fanciul si alto iddio, Conosci il tempo perso, Per una finta se colma d'inganni! Esci di servitu, esci d'affanni! Non istar più sommerso in gelosia, sospetti, sdegn'e pianti! Che'l fin de ciechi amanti E in van pentirsi e finir in dolore Per esser tropp'erore Fars'un cieco fanciul sì alto iddio. Flee. flee. my heart, ungrateful. cruel Love! For it is too great an error to make a blind boy so great a god. Realise the wasted time, for a feigning woman one is loaded with deceits! Go forth from slavery, from labours! Be no more whelmed in jealousy. suspicion. humiliation and plaints For the destiny of blind lovers is to repent in vain and end in grief, since it is too great an error to make a blind boy so great a god. PHILIPPE VERDELOT Con l'angelico rìso Con l'angelico riso, A me negasti i dolci basci santi, Et coi penosi pianti, Benignamente mi baciasti el viso; Sola il cor lieto da pietà diviso, Havete a vostra voglia, et sola pia, Sete nell'aspra noia: Dalle lagrime gioia Hebbi, dal riso acerbo pena ria: O lassi, o lassi amanti, insieme prema, Sempr'a voi il cor, hoyme, speranz'e tema. With your angelic smile you rejected my sweet, pious kisses, and with dolorous complaint graciously you kissed my face: you alone, a joyous heart, lacking all pity, you have at your command, and you alone are gracious in the midst of my bitter grief. From tears joy I had, from bitter smiles a hateful pain: O unhappy lovers, by both together may your heart be ever oppressed, ah me! by hope and fear.  PHILIPPE VERDELOT Madonna, il tuo bel viso Madonna, II tuo bel viso, Che nel gran mar d'Amor m'è duc'e scorta, Hora tien viva mia speranz', hor morta, Et qualhor scorg'in esso un bel sereno, Spiega la vela al vento, Senza temer di scogli'o di procella: Ma se la luce nel camin vien meno, Ripiena di spavento, Cala la vela alla sua navicella, All'instabil tua stella, Scorre l'onde fallace a dritt'e a torto, Et tem'e sper'e mai non vede 'I porto. My lady, your fair face which is my leader and guide on the great sea of Love, now revives my hope. and now slays it, and whenever it sees therein fair weather, it spreads its sails to the wind without fear of reefs or storms: but if the light falls on its path, filled with terror, it lowers the sails of its bark, in the light of your flickering star it drifts hither and thither on the treacherous waves, and fears and hopes and never espies the port. JOHN BENNETT Weep, o mine eyes Weep, o mine eyes and cease not, alas, these your spring tides methinks increase not. O when begin you to swell so high that I may drown me in you?  THOMAS WEELKES Cease sorrows now Cease sorrows now, for you have done the deed, Lo care hath now consum'd my carcase quite, No hope is left nor help can stand instead, For doleful death doth cut off pleasure quite, Yet whilst I hear the knolling of the bell, Before I die, I'll sing my faint farewell, farewell. GILES FARNABY Consture my meaning Consture my meaning, wrest not my method; Good will craves favour, witness the high God. If I have meant well, good will reward me; When I deserve ill, no man regard me. What shall I say more? Speech is but blasting. Still will I hope for life everlasting. JACQUES ARCADELT Il bianco e dolce cigno Il bianco e dolce cigno cantando more Ed io piangendo giung'al fin del viver mio. Stran' e diversa sorte! Ch'ei more sconsolato, Ed io moro beato, Morte che nel morire M'empie di gioia tutto e di desire Se nel morir altro dolor non sento. Di mille mort' il di sarei contento. The white and gentle swan dies singing, and I, weeping, reach the end of my life. What strange and diverse fate that he dies unconsoled and I die blessed. Death, which in dying  fills me full of joy and desire. If in dying no other pain I feel with a thousand deaths a day I wouid be content. JACQUES ARCADELT - Se la dura durezza Se la dura durezza in la mia donna dura, Ahi, dura sorte mia, se durar deggio amor, la sua bellezza: Che se per sempre veggio Chiudermi'! passo di pietà. Qual fia pena ch'agguagi'impart'a questa mia? Ma sera ben assai lieta mia sorte. Se per si gran bellezza giungo a morte. If harshness in my lady endures, ah, harsh is my fate, if I must endure, O Love, her beauty: for if I always see the way of pity closed to me, what pain shall come near to equalling mine? Yet my fate will be happy enough, if such great beauty brings me to death. JACQUES ARCADELT - Ahime! dov'e'l bel viso Ahime! dov'e'l bel viso, In cui solea tener suo nid'Amore, E dove ripost'era ogni mia speme? Dov'è'l bel viso, il bel viso Ch'ornav'il mondo di splendore, Il mio caro thesoro, il sommo bene? Ohimè, chi me'l ritien', chi me lo cela? O fortuna, o mort'ingorda, Cieca, spietat'e sorda, Chi m'ha tolto'l mio cor, chi me l'asconde? Dovè'l ben mio, che più no mi risponde? Ah me! where is the fair face, where Love was wont to nestle. and all my hope was stored? Where is the fair face that adorned the world with splendour, my treasure, my sovereign good? Ah me! what keeps it, what hides it from me? O fortune, O all-devouring death, blind, despiteous and deaf, who has reft me my heart, who hides it from me? Where is my treasure. who no longer answers me? JACQUES ARCADELT - Madonna, s'io v'offendo Madonna, s'io v'offendo, Perdon vi chieggio. Che morir tacendo Mi raddoppia 'I martire: Quel che mi fa morire. Il vo, lasso! pur dire. Non sol m'uccide non vostra bellezza, Ma perche set'a me crudel'e ria, Et a chi no'l vo dir cortese e pia. Lady, if I offend you, I ask your pardon, for to die without speaking redoubles my pain: what is slaying me, I will, alas! tell it, ìt is not only your beauty that slays me, but it is because you are heartiess and cruel to me and to one I will not name couteous and mild. CIPRIANO DA RORE Ancor che col partire  Ancor che col partire Io mi senta morire, Partir vorrei ogn'hor, ogni momento, Tant'è il piacer ch'io sento De la vita ch'aquisto nel ritorno; E così mill'e mille volt'il giorno, Partir da voi vorrei, Tano sondolci gli ritorni miei. Although in parting I feel I am dying, I would part every hour, every moment, So great is the pleasure that I feel In the life I gain on my return; And so thousands of thousands of times a day I would part from you, So sweet are my returns. O sonno O sonno, o della queta umida ombrosa Notte placido figlio, o de' mortali Egri conforto, oblio dolce de' mali Si gravi, ond'è la vita aspra e noiosa, Soccorri al cor omai che langu'e posa Non have, e queste membra stanch'e frali Solleva. A me t'envola, o sonno, e l'ali Tue brune sovra me distendi e posa. Ov'è 'l silentio che'l di fugge e'l lume, E i lievi solievi sogni che con non sicure Vestigia di seguirti han per costume? Lasso ch'in van ti chiamo, e queste oscur'e Gelide ombre in van lusingo: o piume D'asprezza colme, o notti acerb'e dure. O sleep, O the quiet, damp and shadowy child of peaceful night, O comfort of afflicted mortals, sweet oblivion of ills so grave, because of which life is harsh and tedious, help my heart that is now waning and restless, and raise these weary and frail limbs. Envelop me, O sleep, and spread your dark wings over me. Where is the silence which the day flees and the light, and the gentle dreams which with no certain trace attend you usually? 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