Folk Songs and Ballads

Man Is for the Woman Made

Sir Walter

To Thee and to the Maid

Chiding Catch ('Fie, Nay')

Once, Twice, Thrice

When the C**k Begins to Crow

An Epitaph: 'Under This Stone'

Earl of Mornington - T'was You, Sir

Had She Not Care Enough

Young Anthony

Amo, Amas, I Love As Lass

Ah, Robin

Bess Black

I Am Athirst

Wine Does Wonder

Hoyda, Jolly Rutterkin

An Ape, a Lion, a Fox, and an Ass

Troll the Bowl

Fair and Ugly, False and True

We Be Soldiers Three

Hunting Madrigal: Lure, Falconers, Lure!

Sing Fair Clorinda

Restoration Pastroal: In the Merry Month of May

Patriotic Song: True Englishmen

18th Century Glee Club: L'ape e la Serpe

Call George Again

As T'other Day

The Street Intrigue

Bartholomew Fair

He That Will an Alehouse Keep

The Self Banished

Inigo Jones

Which Is the Properest Day to Drink

Galloping Joan

Sumer Is Icumen In

John Cooper

The Captive Lovers

Young Collin

If All Be True

Sweet and Low

These Are the Cries of London Town

New Oysters

The Cries of London

A Bellman's Song

New Oysters

The Painter's Song

Muffins Ho!

Country Cries

A Quart a Penny

I Can Mend Your Tubs and Pails

Have You Any Work for the Tinker

Brooms for Old Shoes

The Cries of London

One a Penny, Two a Penny

She Weepeth Sore

Angler's Song

Here On His Back

Ca. 16th-17th C. -The Three Ravens

Ca. 16th-17th C. - the Cuckoo

Ca. 16th-17th C. - How Should I Your True Love Know (Ophelia's Song from Hamlet)

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Sweet Nightingale

Ca. 16th-17th C. - I Will Give My Love an Apple

Ca. 16th-17th C. - the Oak Ad the Ash

Ca. 16th-17th C. - King Henry

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Coventry Carol

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Barbara Allen

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Heigh Ho, the Wind and the Rain ('Twelfth Night')

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Waly, Waly

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Down In Yon Forest

Ca. 16th-17th C. -Mattehew, Mark, Luke, and John

Ca. 16th-17th C. -The Tailor and the Mouse

Ca. 16th-17th C. - Greensleeves

The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies

Lord Rendall

Sweet Jane

The Frog and the Mouse

The Seeds of Love

Flowers In the Valley

Near London Town

O Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot

Blow Away the Morning Dew

Sreaching for Lambs

Sweet England

Dabbling In the Dew

Strawberry Fair

Just As the Tide Was A-Flowing

An Acre of Land

A Farmer's Son So Sweet

The Lover's Ghost

The Turtle Dove

John Dory

Greensleeves

The Jolly Ploughboy

Wassail Song

Down By the Riverside

Bushes and Briars

Just As the Tide Was Flowing

Ca' the Yowes

My Boy Billy

The Spring Time of the Year

Ward the Pirate

The Painful Plough

The Dark-Eyed Sailor

The Cuckoo and the Nightingale

Loch Lomond

Shall I Come Sweet Love to Thee

Will Ye By a Fine Dog

Me, Me and None But Me

Wilt Tho Unkind

First Book of Airs, 1597: Wilt Thou, Unkind, Thus Reave Me?

First Book Fo Airs, 1597: Awake, Sweet Love

A Musical Banquet, 1610: In Darkness Let Me Dwell

Third Book of Airs, 1603: Me, Me, and None But Me

A Pilgrim's Solace, 1612: Go, Nightly Cares

First Book of Airs, 1597: If My Complaints Could Passions Move

First Book of Airs, 1597: Sleep, Wayward Thoughts

Third Book of Airs, 1597: Flow Not So Fast, Ye Fountains

First Book of Airs, 1597: Come Again! Sweet Love Doth Now Invite

Second Book of Airs, 1600: Sorrow, Stay

If That a Sinner's Sigh

Rest, Sweet Nymph

What If I Never Speed

Care Chariming Sleep

Shall I Use

Second Book of Airs, 1600: Fine Knack for Ladies

Second Book of Airs, 1600: Flow, My Tears

First Book of Airs, 1597: Can She Excuse My Wrongs

When Cockleshells Turn Silver Bells

An Eriskay Love Lil

Peggy Ramsay

Bushes and Briars

Brigg Fair

The Cruel Mother

A Sweet Country Life

The Bitter Withy

Lang A-Growing

The Lover's Ghost

Lovely Joan

She Moved Through the Fair

A Brisk Young Lad He Courted Me

Geordie

The Western Wind

Early One Morning

Black Is the Color

All the Pretty Little Horses

Capstan Shanty: Lowlands

The Sally Gardens

Bendemeer's Stream

Have You Seen But a White Lilly

When Laura Smiles

Come Again! Sweet Love Doth Now Invite

Chromantic Tunes

William Douglas of England, 1685: Annie Laurie

The Miller of the Dee

Cockles and Mussels

Drink to Me Only

The Foggy, Foggy Dew

Frog Went A-courtin'

The Turtle Dove

Pretty Polly Oliver

The Carrion Crow

The Wife of Usher's Well

Henry Martin

Early Settlers of de Kalb County, Texas: I Am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger

Cold Blows the Wind

Skye Boat Song

From Cecil Sharp's 'English Folksongs of the South Appalachians': When the Sun Goes In

Song of a Wedding