Music divine Songs of 3, 4, 5 and 6 parts ; (London, 1622) - Tomkins, Thomas 1572-1656 (Chandos Records, 2002)
Enth.: Music divine, proceeding from above. To the shady woods now wend we. O let me live for true love. See, see the shepherds' queen. Phyllis, vet see him dying. When I observe those beauty's wonderments. Too much I once lamented. Fond men that do so highly prize. Oyez! Has any found a lad. Weep no more, thou sorry boy. Oft did I marle how in thine eyes. Adieu, ye city-prisoning towers! Our hasty life away doth post. Come, shepherds, sing with me. How great delight from those sweept lips I taste. No more I will thy love importune. Phyllis, now cease to move me. Sure, there is no god of love! Fusca, in thy starry eyes. Cloris, when as i woo. Woe is me! that I am constrained. Turn unto the Lord our God. It is my well-beloved's voice. When David heard that Absalom was slain. Love, cease tormenting. Was ever wretch tormented. - Interpr.: Fagiolini. Hollingworth, Robert [Dir.].