Convivium Musicum Choir for Renaissance Music David Hodgkins, Music Director July 1990: Aires, Songes, and Madrigalls: Vocal Music of Dowland, Wilbye, and others Friday, July 20, 1990 8 PM Cambridge Friends Meeting House Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MA I. John Dowland, Ayres for four voices: What poor astronomers are they (Book 3, 1603) John Dowland (1523 - 1626) Love stood amaz'd (Book 3, 1603) Dowland What if I never speed? (Book 3, 1603) Dowland In this trembling shadow (A Pilgrim's Solace, 1612) Dowland Me, me, and none but me (Book 3, 1603) Dowland II. Madrigals, sung by small vocal ensembles: Three virgin nymphs Thomas Weelkes (c. 1575 - 1623) April is in my mistress' face Thomas Morley (1557 - c. 1602) Weep, o mine eyes John Wilbye (1574 - 1638) Fair Phyllis I saw John Farmer (c. 1565 - c. 1605) - Intermission - III. Songs to the lute and viol: Dainty fine bird (1612) Orlando Gibbons Carol Marton, solo voice (1583 - 1625) If my complaints (Book 1, 1597) Dowland Come again, sweet love doth now invite (Book 1) Dowland Alas, fair face (1605) Francis Pilkington (c. 1560 - 1638) It fell on a summer's day (1601) Thomas Campion David Hodgkins, solo voice (1567 - 1620) IV. Madrigals (full choir) Adieu, sweet Amaryllis a 4 (1st Book, 1598) Wilbye Draw on, sweet night a 6 (2nd Book, 1609) Wilbye This sweet and merry month of May a 6 (1590) William Byrd (1543 - 1623) Phyllis, I fain would die now a 7 (1595) Morley