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Doris Williams, Renaissance songs

Accompanied by lute, Ladye Doris Williams regales us with a rich tapestry of Renaissance songs. She writes, "Singing is sacred, singing heals, singing is life." Her lute is modeled after a 16th- century Italian instrument with 15 strings, arranged in eight courses or pairs. She is joined by a quartet of singers in a Renaissance of love expressed.

Tant que vivray - Maria matrem virginem - Jouissance - Content desir - Quanto sia liet in giorno - Herzliebstes - See see mine own sweet jewel - Hark, hark the lark - With my love my life was nestled - O sweet delight - Shall I come sweet love to thee - Pretty pretty duck
- Awake sweet love - Come heavy sleep - Fine knacks for ladies - Oak and the Ash - My lute awake - Have you seen but a white lily grow - Like the nun - My singing bird - I once loved a lass - Star of county down - Pretty Girl milking her cow - Adar man - Believe me if all those endearing young charms - Ye banks and braes - Dark Island - The Rose - And I love her - Now, o now