Ancient/Medieval Music

Renaissance Music

Baroque Music

The following Medieval and Renaissance pieces were programmed for MIDI by Lory Werths:

• Saltarello (Medieval Italian Dance)

• Trotto (Medieval Italian Dance)

• Sumer Is Icumen In (by John of Fornsete-circa 1226)

• The Three Ravens / Soldiers Three (by Thomas Ravenscroft)

• Greensleeves (English)

• Hearts Ease (English-circa early 1500s)

• Come Live With Me and Be My Love (English)

• Cushion Dance (Dutch)

• Dulcina (English)

• Fortune My Foe (English)

• All In a Garden Green (English)

• I Loathe That I Did Love (English)

• Jon, Come Kisse Me Now (English)

• Row Well, Ye Mariners (English-circa 1565)

• Sellenger's Round (English)

• Packington's Pound (English)

• The Black Nag (trad. English jig)

• Bransle (1-French)

• Bransle (2-French)

• Bas Dances (French)

• His Lover and His Lass (Thomas Morley, 1557-1603)

• Light of Love (Shakespearean song)

• O Mistress Mine (Shakespearean song)

• When That I Was and a Little Tiny Boy (Shakespearean song)

• Walsingham (Elizabethan song)

• Welladay (Lord Essex's Last Good-Night)-Elizabethan song

• Whoop! Do Me No Harm, Good Man (Shakespearean song)

• Lord Willoughby (Elizabethan song)

• Willow, Willow (Shakespearean song)

Music of King Henry VIII (1491-1547)

• Pastime With Good Company

• Adieu Madame et ma Maistresse

• Hélas Madame

• En Vray Amoure

• Alas, What Shall I Do

• Gentil Prince de Renom

• Consort XXII

• Lusty Youth Should Us Ensue

Purcell

• Ground

• A Ground in Gamut

• Fantazia upon one note

• Pavan

• Prelude

• Overture from Dido & Aeneas

• Ah! Belina, I am prest with torment (Dido & Aeneas)

• Overture from Fairy Queen

• Prelude from Fairy Queen

• Prelude in G by Henry Purcell (1658-1695)

• Hornpipe in F by Daniel Purcell (1660-1717)

Spanish Music (1500-1600)

• Introitus

• Kyrie

• Sanctus

• Christus Factus Est

• Amplius Lavame

• Redde Mihi Laetitiam

• El Jubilate

• Gloria Patri

• O Crux

• O Que Bien Que Baila Gil

• Gloria Laus et Honor

• Luget Judea

• Miseremini Fideles Animarum

• Parce Mihi, Domine

• Hoc Corpus

• Tulerunt Dominum

• Sancta Maria, Succurre Miseris

• Sabed, Mi dulce Enegima

• Cum Turba Plurima

William Byrd (1543-1623)

• Barley Break

• Barelye Breake (Keyboard, complete version)

• Qui Passe: for My Ladye Nevell

• First Pavian

• Firste Galliarde to the Firste Pavian

• Will Yow Walke the Woods Soe Wylde

• All in A Garden Grine

• A Voluntarie for My Ladye Nevell

• Sellinger's Rownde (Keyboard, complete version)

• Lord Salisbury's Paviane (Lute arrangement)

The following Baroque pieces were programmed for MIDI by Lory Werths:

• Canaries in G (Gigue) by Jackques Champion d Chambonniéres (1602-1672) Late Renaissance / early Baroque

• Gavotte by Jacques de Saint-Luc (1616-1663)

• Suite for Lute in A by Jacques de Saint-Luc (1616-1663)

  • Allemande (1st Movement)

  • Courante (2d Movement)

  • Sarabande (3d Movement)

  • Gigue (4th Movement)

  • Gavotte (5th Movement)

  • Menuett (6th Movement)

  • Air en Rondino (7th Movement

• Courante in Em by Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687)

• Guitar Suite in Gm by Robert de Visée (c. 1650-1725)

  • Allemande (1st Movement)

  • Courante (2d Movement)

  • Sarabande (3d Movement)

  • Gavotte (4th Movement)

  • Menuet (5th Movement)

  • Pastorale (6th Movement)

  • Gigue (7th Movement)

• Gavotte in A by Camille Tallard (c.1652-1704)

• Fughetta in C by Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)

• Gavotte and Variations in Am by Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)

• Minuetto Scherzando in Em by Allessandro Scarlatti (1659-1725

• L'Europe Galante (Passepied) by André Campra (1660-1774)

• Branle des Frondeurs by Germain Pinell (c.1664)

• Zwei Menuett (Anonymous German c.1670)

• Little Prelude in Am by Domenico Zipoli (1625-1726)

• Little Fugue in F by Domenico Zipoli (1625-1726)

• Impatience (L'Empressée) by Jean-François Dandrieu (1682-1738)

• Intrada in C by Christoph Graupner (1683-1760)

• Sonata in C by Dominico Scarlatti (1685-1757)

• Menuett in Dm by Sylvius Leopold Weiss (1685-1757)

• See, The Conquering Hero Comes by George Frederic Handel (1685-1759) - from Joshua and Judas Maccabeus

• Gavotte in A (Anonymous German c.1695)

• Gigue (Anonymous Czech c.1725)

• Rondeau in Am (Anonymous German c.1730)

• Bouree in C (Anonymous German c.1730)

• Bouree in F (Anonymous German c.1730)

• Harlequin (Anonymous Polish c.1730)

• Gavotte in Dm (Anonymous Polish c.1730)

• Menuett in Dm (Anonymous Polish c.1730)

• Fugue in G Minor

• Moonlight Sonata

• Night on Bald Mountain

• Sorcerer's Apprentice

• Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor

• Finlandia

• Carmina Burana

• Carmina Burana 2

• Mars (from Holst's The Planets)

• In the Hall of the Mountain King