Nocturnal

Lachrimae Pavane , on "Flow,my tears" - from Cambridge University Library

A Fancy - from Cambridge University Library

Fortune my foe - from William Barley, A New Booke of Tabliture

Mr.Dowland's Midnight - from The Margaret Board Lute Book

Nocturnal Op.70, after John Dowland, Reflections on Come, heavy sleep, I.Musngly, II.Agitated, III.Restless, IV.Uneasy, V.March-like, VI.Dreaming, VII.Gently rocking, VIII.Passacaglia, IX.Theme "Come,heavy sleep" (slow and quiet) by J.Dowland

The Right Honourable Earl of Essex, His Galliard, on "Can she excuse" - from Robert Dowland, Varietie of Lute Lessons

Taeleton's Riserrectione / Traditional Tune - from The Wickhambrook Lute Book

Sir John Smith, his Almain - from Robert Dowland, Varietie of Lute Lessons

What if a day / Ballad Tune - from The Dowland Lute book

Five Bagatelles, I. Allegro

Five Bagatelles, III. Alla Cubana

from "A choice collection of Lesson" , A New Irish Tune, Z.646 "Lilliburlero", Jigg,Z.T686(Z.570), A New Scotch Tune,Z.655, Hornpipe, Z.T685, Round Z.T684(Z.570)

English Suite Op.31, I.Prelude, II.Folksong, III.Round Dance

Bushes and Briars - English, Essex Folksong