The cittharn schoole (1597)

Hereafter do follovv Sixe short Aers or Canzonets to three voyces, being the first fruites of Composition, doone by his brother William Holborne.

[Hange then for loe she changeth]

[Since Bonny-boots was dead]

[Heere rest my thoughts]

[Sweet I grant]

[Gvsh foorth my teares]

[Sit still & sturre not]

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The following poems are scored for music in the source text. Where poems are not stanzaic, no attempt has been made to reconstruct the metrical lines. Variations for different voices have been ignored. Repetition marks have been ignored.

TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE, NOBLE, AND MOST WORTHY LORD, THOMAS LORD BVRGH, BARON GAINSBVRGHE, LORD GOVERNOVR FOR HER MAIESTY OF HER TOWNE OF BREILL, AND THE FORTS OF CLAYBVRGH AND MEWENNOORT IN THE COVNTIE OF HOLLAND IN THE LOWE COVNTRYES, KNIGHT OF THE MOST HONORABLE ORDER OF THE GARTIER, LORD DEPVTY AND GOVERNOR GENERALL FOR HER MAIESTY OF HER REALME OF IRELAND.

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