Who Gave Thee Thy Jolly Red Nose?
Tunes from the taverns, streets and theatres of 16th and 17th century England
Arranged for 1, 2, 3 & 4 recorders
TWENTY-ONE delightful, playable recorder pieces to suit a variety of levels of proficiency. This book includes an introduction to the repertoire, song texts and helpful notes on each piece.
To order: Peacock Press – www.recordermail.co.uk
Tel: 01422 882751
Fax: 01422 886157
E-mail: ruth@recordermail.demon.co.uk
OR Direct from lucieskeaping@hotmail.com
Book contents:
- Drive the cold winter away
- Blow thy horn hunter
- Three country dances in one
- The plain downright merry wooing
- He that will an alehouse keep
- Mother Watkins' ale
- The lunatick lover
- Back and sides go bare
- The bonny, bonny broome
- Of all the birds
- The downfall of dancing
- Give me my yellow hose again!
- The female captain
- Oh my panting heart
- The husband who met his match
- Oh mother, Roger
- The baffled knight
- Would ye have a young virgin
- The jovial lass
- The anglers' song
- We be soldiers three
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