This collection of rounds and part songs, drawn from the collections of Thomas Ravenscroft, provides a look into the popular music-making of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Overflowing with helpful editorial suggestions and historical context, this is a wonderful resource for both performance and education!

Editorial Note - Performing the Rounds - Pedagogical Suggestions - Rounds in Alphabetical Order - A Miller, A Miller - Adieu Seul Soit Bonheur - All Into Service - As I Me Walked - Attend My People - Banbery Ale - Benedic Domine - Blow Thy Horn Thou Jolly Hunter - Cantate Domino - Celebrons Sans Cesse De Dieu - Conditor Kirie - Dame Lend Me A Loaf - Derrie Ding, Ding, Dasson - Domine Fili Dei - Exaudi Domine - Fa Mi Fa Re La Mi - Farewell Mine Own Sweet Heart - Fides Anima Vita - Fides Est Anima Vita - Follow Me Quickly - Go No More To Brainford - Go To Joane Glover - He That Will An Alehouse Keep - Hey Hoe, To The Greenwood - Hey, Ho, Nobody At Home - Hey, Ho, What Shall I Say - I Am Athirst - In Te Domine Speravi - Intende Voci Orationis - Jinkin The Jester - Joan Come Kiss Me Now - Jolly Shepherd - Joy In The Gates Of Jerusalem - Keep Well Your Ray - Lady Come Down - Laudate Nomen Domini - Let Lobcock - Let's Have A Peal - Libera Me Domine - Margery, Serve Well The Black Sow - Miserere Nostri Domine (1) - Miserere Nostri Domine (2) - Musing Mine Own Self - Now Kiss The Cup - Now Robin Lend - Now Thanked Be The Great God Plan - O Lord In Thee Is All My Trust - O Lord Of Whom I Do Depend - O Lord Turn Not Away - O My Fearful Dreams - O Praise The Lord - Oaken Leaves - Oh My Love - Pietas Omnium - Quicquid Petieritis - Sanct Ecriture - Sing We Now Merrily - Sing We This Roundelay - Sing With Thy Mouth - Sing You Now After Me - The Great Bells Of Oesney - The Nightingale - Three Blind Mice - To Portsmouth - Trole Trole The Bowl - Universa Transeunt - Ut Re Mi Fa Mi Re Ut - Ut Re Mi Fa Sol La - Verbum Domini - Indexes - Musical Features - Somisation Charts - Sources of the Rounds in Alphabetical Order