Tricinia from John Hiltons Ayres or Fa La s (1627) -sc [Mag:MK00087]

Tricinia from John Hiltons Ayres or Fa La s (1627) -sc. Contributors: Hilton. Recorder Trios (SSA/ SAT). Score. Publisher's category: Recorder Trios.

John Hilton, who was born in Cambridge in 1599 and died in 1657. The AYRES OR FA LAS which he dedicated to his professor, William Heather, appeared in 1627. He composed mainly secular songs, above all, catches, rounds and canons, which were so popular at that period. InThe AYRES OR FA LAS are madrigals in the style of Gastoldi, Morley and Schein.
CONENTS (instrumental - no lyrics):
Faint not Lovers for denyals
O had not Venus beene beguild
Tell me deere
Who master is in Musickes art
My Mistresse frownes
Gifts of feature and of minde
Phoebe tels me when I woo


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