It is hoped to have mp3 and/or video performances of every piece thought to be by John Dowland, including different interpretations of the same piece by different performers. Song performances as well as ensemble works welcome alongside the solo repertoire. If you wish to contribute to this page, please first visit the Contributions page.
To hear the track, click on the performer's name:
TITLE |
POULTON-LAM |
Videos |
MP3 |
NOTES |
A Fantasie |
1a |
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A Fancy |
5 |
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A Fancy |
6 |
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Semper Dowland Semper Dolens |
9 |
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Solus Cum Sola |
10 |
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Lachrimae Pavan |
15 |
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Dowland's Galliard |
20 |
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The Frog Galliard |
23 |
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Galliard on 'Awake Sweet Love' |
24 |
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King of Denmark's Galliard |
40 |
Sylvain Bergeron and Terry McKenna (duet arrangement) |
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Can She Excuse |
42 |
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The Lady Rich's Galliard |
43 |
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The Right Honourable Ferdinando, Earl of Derby, His Galliard |
44a |
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Sir John Smith, his Almain |
47 |
Martin is here performing on a lute he made himself. View his website |
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Lady Hunsdon's Puffe |
54 |
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Mrs Winters Jump |
55 |
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The Shoemaker's Wife |
58 |
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Tarleton's Risurrectione |
59 |
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Orlando Sleepeth |
61 |
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Fortune |
(62) |
Sylvain Bergeron and Terry McKenna (duet arrangement) |
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My Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home |
66a |
One of Dowland's few duets, performed by Stewart McCoy with Martin Shepherd and Sylvain Bergeron and Terry McKenna |
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A Dream |
75 |
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A Piece Without Title | 78 |
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What if a day |
79 |
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A Coy Joy |
80 |
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Hasellwood's Galliard |
84 |
Martin: 'Could this (Holborne's piece?) have been the inspiration for "My thoughts are winged with hopes" or "If my complaints"? It starts like one and ends like the other! |
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An Almand |
96 |
See Martin's discussion of this piece in his essay on Ornamentation in Dowland |
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Preludium |
98 |
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Mr Dowland's Midnight |
99 |
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Dowland's Adew To Master Oliver Cromwell |
2nd Book of Songs |
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