Two Loves - A Sequence of Poetry and Music by William Shakespeare and John Dowland

My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe

If music and sweet poetry agree (Sonnet from The Passionate Pilgrim)

The King of Denmark's Galliard

Envoi to The Phoenix and the Turtle

Mignarda

The Courser and the Genet (from Venus and Adonis)

Queen Elizabeth's Galliard

Loth to Depart

She looks upon his lips (Death of Adonis from Venus and Adonis)

The Earl of Derby's Galliard

Orpheus with his lute (from King Henry VIII, Act III, Scene 1)

Lachrimae Pavin

Weary with toil (Sonnet No. 27)

Is it thy will? (Sonnet No. 61)

O, never say that I was false of heart (Sonnet No. 109)

Tarleton's Resurrection

My mother had a maid call'd Barbara (from Othello, Act IV, Scene 3)

Tarleton's Resurrection

Come away, come away, death (from Twelfth Night, Act II, Scene 4)

A Fancy

Two loves I have (Sonnet No. 144)

The expense of spirit (Sonnet No. 129)

Melancholy Galliard

But she hath lost a dearer thing than life"(from The Rape of Lucrece)

Ev'n in This thought (From "The Rape of Lucrece")