Songs From The Labyrinth - Sting

John Dowland (1563 - 1626)

Walsingham (Ballad Setting)

Can She Excuse My Wrongs ("The Earl Of Essex's Galliard"; First Booke Of Songes, 1597, No. 5)

"Ryght Honorable: As I Have Bin Most Bounde Unto Your Honor..." (Letter From Dowland To Sir Robert Cecil, Nuremberg, 10 November 1595)

Flow My Tears (Lachrimae) (Second Booke Of Songes, 1600, No. 2)

Robert Johnson (1583 - 1633)

Have You Seen The Bright Lily Grow (from Ben Jonson: The Devil Is An Ass, 1616)

John Dowland

"...Then In Time Passing On Mr. Johnson Died..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

The Most High And Mighty Christianus The Fourth, King Of Denmark, His Galliard (Also Known As "The Battle Galliard")

The Lowest Trees Have Tops (Third Booke Of Songes, 1603, No. 19)

"...And Accordinge As I Desired Ther Cam A Letter To Me Out Of Germany..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

Fine Knacks For Ladies (Seconde Booke Of Songes, 1600, No. 12)

"...From Thenc I Went To The Landgrave Of Hessen..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

Fantasy

Come, Heavy Sleep (First Booke Of Songes, 1597, No. 20)

Forlorn Hope Fancy

"...And From Thence I Had Great Desire To See Italy..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

Come Again (First Booke Of Songes, 1597, No. 17)

Wilt Thou Unkind Thus Reave Me (First Booke Of Songes, 1597, No. 15)

"...After My Departure I Caled To Mynde Our Conference..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

Weep You No More, Sad Fountains (Third Booke Of Songes, 1603, No. 15)

My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home (Version For Two Flutes)

Clear Or Cloudy (Second Booke Of Songes, 1600, No. 21)

"...Men Say That The Kinge Of Spain Is Making Gret Preparation..." (Letter To Sir Robert Cecil)

In Darkness Let Me Dwell (A Musical Banquet, 1610, No. 10)