Second Booke of songs

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Kirkby, Emma (1949 - ....). Soprano - York-Skinner, John. Ténor Decca - 1990

I saw my Lady weep. Flow my tears. Sorrow, stay. Die not before thy day. Mourn, mourn, day...

Lachrimae

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Rooley, Anthony (1944-....) - Consort of Musicke (The) (Londres) Distrib. Polygram - 1989

Lachrimae or seaven teares

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Hesperion XX Distrib. Auvidis - 1988

Lachrimae antiquae. Sir John Souch his galiard. Lachrimae antiquae novae. M. Henry Noell h...

Third Booke of Songs

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Kirby, Emma. Soprano - York-Skinner, John. Ténor Distrib. Polygram - 1991

Ayres du 3ème livre : fairwell, too fair. Time stands still. Behold a wonder here. Daphne ...

Lute songs

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Deller, Alfred (1912-1979) - Spencer, Robert Harmonia mundi - 1991

Flow, my tears. Galliard. The lady Laiton's Almain. Fortune my foe. The frog galliard. Wee...

Lute songs. vol.2

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Deller, Alfred (1912-1979) - Spencer, Robert Harmonia Mundi - 1989

Ayres, 1er Livre : Can she excuse my wrongs ; Come again ; Come heavy sleep. 2e Livre : In...

The English Orpheus

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Kirkby, Emma (1949 - ....). Soprano - Rooley, Anthony (1944-....). Luth Virgin Classics - 1989

Pieces pour luth : Semper Dowland semper dolens. Mister Dowland's midnight. Earl of Derby ...

The Extempore String Ensemble plays John Dowland

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Weigand, George - Ensemble à cordes Extempore Hypérion - 1991

Sir Henry Guilford his Almaine. Lachrimae. Lord Souch is galliard. The shoemaker's wife ; ...

First Booke of Songes

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Rooley, Anthony (1944-....) - Consort of Musicke (The) (Londres) Decca - 1989

Unquiet thoughts. Who ever thinks or hopes of love. My thoughts arewing'd with hopes. If m...

The First booke of songs

John Dowland (1563?-1626) - Covey-Crump , Rogers (1944-....). Ténor - Lindberg, Jakob (1952-....). Piano Distrib. Harmonia Mundi - 1990

Awake sweet love thou art returnd. Think's thou then by thy fayning?. Can she excuse my wr...