Nocturnal

1. 1.A Fancy - from Cambridge University Library
2. 2.Bushes and Briars - English, Essex Folksong
3. 3.English Suite Op.31, I.Prelude, II.Folksong, III.Round Dance
4. 4.Five Bagatelles, I. Allegro
5. 5.Five Bagatelles, II. Lento
6. 6.Five Bagatelles, III. Alla Cubana
7. 7.Five Bagatelles, IV.non title (Lento) V.Con slancio
8. 8.Fortune my foe - from William Barley, A New Booke of Tabliture
9. 9.from "A choice collection of Lesson" , A New Irish Tune, Z.646 "Lilliburlero", Jigg,Z.T686(Z.570), A New Scotch Tune,Z.655, Hornpipe, Z.T685, Round Z.T684(Z.570)
10. 10.Greebsleeves - Old English song
11. 11.Lachrimae Pavane , on "Flow,my tears" - from Cambridge University Library
12. 12.Mr.Dowland's Midnight - from The Margaret Board Lute Book
13. 13.Nocturnal Op.70, after John Dowland, Reflections on Come, heavy sleep, I.Musngly, II.Agitated, III.Restless, IV.Uneasy, V.March-like, VI.Dreaming, VII.Gently rocking, VIII.Passacaglia, IX.Theme "Come,heavy sleep" (slow and quiet) by J.Dowland
14. 14.Sir John Smith, his Almain - from Robert Dowland, Varietie of Lute Lessons
15. 15.Taeleton's Riserrectione / Traditional Tune - from The Wickhambrook Lute Book
16. 16.The Right Honourable Earl of Essex, His Galliard, on "Can she excuse" - from Robert Dowland, Varietie of Lute Lessons
17. 17.What if a day / Ballad Tune - from The Dowland Lute book