Johnny, Cock thy Beaver

Popular music making in seventeenth-century England

1

Indian Queen/Of noble race was Shinkin -

3:19

From 'The English Dancing Master' 1st ed. 1651 by John Playford (1623-1686)

2

Daphne - Anon.

4:18

3

My lord Wilobies Welcom Home - John Dowland (1563-1626)

1:35

4

Bonny Sweet Robin - Thomas Simpson (1582-c.1630)

3:37

5

Mal sims - Giles Farnaby (c. 1563-1640)

1:47

6

Muscadin - Farnaby

1:35

7

The Three Ravens - Thomas Ravenscroft (c. 1582- c.1635)

6:00

8

Divisions for two bass viols - Christopher Simpson (c.1606-1669)

6:27

9

Fortune my Foe - Anon.

2:28

10

A Morisco - Playford

1:42

11

Bonny Sweet Robin - Anon.

3:13

12

A Maske - Farnaby

2:16

13

The Old Spagnoletta - Farnaby

1:57

14

Jamaica - Anon.

1:17

15

Goddesses/Jamaica - Playford

2:26

16

New Oysters - Ravenscroft

2:10

17

The Waits - Playford

1:10

18

Ham House/Half Hannikin - Playford

2:03

19

Jolly Shepherd - Ravenscroft

1:54

20

A wooing Song of a Yeoman of Kent's Sonne - Ravenscroft

2:46

21

Pell Mell - Playford

1:28

22

Come, follow me - Ravenscroft

3:02

23

Of all the Birds - Ravenscroft

1:37

24

The Clothier's Song - Anon.

3:40

25

On the cold Ground, Glory of the Sun, Kettledrum, Paul's Wharf, Saturday Night and Sunday Morn, Johnny, Cock thy Beaver - Playford

9:58

7-9 September 1995