Thomas Bateson: Second Set of Madrigals in 3 4 5 & 6 parts (1618)Contents:Songs of three parts:Love is the fireMy Mistress after service dueOne woman scarce of twentyIf I seek to enjoyPleasure is a wanton thingSweet those trammels of your hairSongs of four parts:Live not poor bloomThe nightingale in silent nightO what is she? (the first part)See forth her eyes (the second part)When to the gloomy woodsOf floods of tearsSongs of five partsHave I found her?Down the hills Corinna tripsCamilla fair tripped o'er the plainSadness sit downLife of my lifeI heard a noiseWith bittersighsWhy do I dying live?In depth of griefAll the day I waste (the first part)Why dost thou fly? (the second part)Come Sorrow help me to lamentSongs of six parts:Cupid in a bed of roses (the first part)Cytherea smiling said (the second part)Her hair the net of golden wireFond love is blind (the first part)Ah Cupid grant (the second part)She with a cruel frown

Thomas Tomkins: Madrigals in 3 4 5 and 6 parts (1622)Contents:Songs of three parts:Our hasty life away doth postNo more I will thy loveSure there is no god of LoveFond men that do so highly prizeHow great delightLove cease tormentingSongs of four parts:O let me live for true love (the first part)O let me die for true love (the second part)Oyez! Has any found a lad?Weep no more thou sorry Boy (the first part)Yet again as soon revived (the second part)Was ever wretch tormented?Songs of five parts:To the shady woodsToo much I once lamentedCome shepherds sing with meCloris whenas I wooSee see the shepherds' QueenPhyllis now cease to move meWhen David heardPhyllis yet see him dyingFusca in thy starry eyesAdieu ye city-prisoning towersThe fauns and satyrs trippingSongs of six voices:When I observeMusic divineOft did I marleWoe is meIt is my well-beloved's voiceTurn unto the Lord