Elizabethan love songs

The songs of the Elizabethan era are among the most beautiful works of vocal literature. John Dowland, Thomas Campian and Thomas Morley are regarded as outstanding composers of this genre, and many of their popular melodies have become favourite folk songs.12 Compositions have been transcribed from the original lute tablatures into modern guitar notation by the musicologist Dirk Möller. Significant interventions in the musical substance were avoided during the adaptation.
 
Content:
- Go, crystal tears (John Dowland)
- When to her lute Corrina sings (ThomasCampian)
- Awake, sweet love (JohnDowland)
- With my love my life was nestled (Thomas Morley)
- I saw my lady weep (John Dowland)
- Flow not so fast ye fountains (John Dowland)
- Your fair looks (Thomas Campian)
- Come away, come sweet love (John Dowland)
- Sleep, wayward thoughts (John Dowland)
- My love hath vow'd (Thomas Campian)
- Say love if ever thou didst find (John Dowland)
- Now, o now, I needs must part (John Dowland)