

Songs
- 0:00 / 2:101J. Bennet: All creatures now2:10
- 0:00 / 2:242J. Bennet: Weep, O mine eyes2:24
- 0:00 / 2:003T. Morley: Now is the month of Maying2:00
- 0:00 / 4:584J. Wilbye: Weep, weep mine eyes4:58
- 0:00 / 2:065T. Tomkins: Oyez! Has any found a lad?2:06
- 0:00 / 2:116T. Weelkes: O, Care, thou wilt dispatch me (pt. 1)2:11
- 0:00 / 2:117T. Weelkes: Hence, Care, thou art too cruel (pt. 2)2:11
- 0:00 / 1:178T. Morley: On a fair morning1:17
- 0:00 / 4:399J. Ward: Come, sable night4:39
- 0:00 / 1:4910F. Pilkington: Have I found her?1:49
- 0:00 / 2:2511T. Weelkes: Four arms, Two necks, One wreathing2:25
- 0:00 / 1:5012T. Morley: Sing we and chant it1:50
- 0:00 / 2:2313W. Mundy: Were I a king2:23
- 0:00 / 2:3114T. Weekles: Thule, the period of cosmography (pt. 1)2:31
- 0:00 / 2:1515T. Weelkes: The Andalusian merchant (pt. 2)2:15
- 0:00 / 4:3216T. Tomkins: When David heard that Absalom was slain4:32
- 0:00 / 1:4117J. Farmer: Fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone1:41
- 0:00 / 5:5318T. Tomkins: Too much I once lamented5:53
- 0:00 / 1:4219T. Morley: I love, alas, I love thee1:42
- 0:00 / 3:3220T. Bateson: Those sweet delightful lilies3:32
- 0:00 / 2:2421T. Weelkes: Sing we at pleasure2:24
- 0:00 / 2:0122O. Gibbons: The Silver Swan2:01
- 0:00 / 3:3223T. Weelkes: As Vesta was from Latmos Hill descending3:32