Anonyme
The Cut-Purse
Come ashore Jolly Tar & your Trousers on
Gilderoy
In Eighty Eight
The Sailor Laddie/The Sailor Lassie
The Countrey Lasse
The Milke-Maid's Life
The Recruiting Officer
Mad Tom
The Faulconers Hunting
Greensleeves

Joan to the Maypole
Now the lusty spring is seen
This merry pleasant spring
Woodycock
A jigge/Squirrel's lament/The squirrel's toy
Ma belle si ton âme
O Lusty May

English Dancing Master
Come ashore Jolly Tar & your Trousers on
Epping Forest/The English Huntsuppe/The Old Mole
The Cries of London/The Queen’s Delight
An Italian Rant/The Chirping of the Larke/The 29th of May
Waltham Abbey (arr. D. Fallis)
Sweet William
Boate man
Bellamira & Emperor of the Moon
Greenwood & Hunt the Squirrel

John Bennet (1575-1599)
Luer, Faulkners, luer

Thomas Bateson (?1570-1630)
Sister awake

Thomas Ravenscroft (?1590-?1633)
New Oysters
Wee be three poore Mariners
Willy prithee go to bed

William Byrd (1543-1623)
The Maidens Songe
All in a garden green

Thomas Morley (1557-1602)
Now is the month of maying

John Dowland (1562-1626)
Come away, come sweet love

Jacob van Eyck (?1589-1657)
Engels Nachtegaeltje

William Corkine (17e siècle-)
Beauty sat bathing

Guillaume Costeley (1531-1606)
Allons au vert boccage

Thoinot Arbeau (1519-1595)
Basse-danse “Jouissance”

Nicolas de la GROTTE
La terre n’agueres glacée

Jean Planson (?1559-?1612)
La rousée du joly mois de may

Giovanni Bassano (?1558-1617)
Frais et gaillard, d'après J. Clemens non Papa

Jehan Chardavoine (1538-?1580)
Quand ce beau printemps je voy, d'après N. de la Grotte

Thomas Tomkins (?1572-1656)
See, see the shepherd’s queen

The Toronto Consort

David Fallis, ténor, percussion, clavecin, direction artistique
Ben Grossman, percussion, vielle à roue
Katherine Hill, soprano, viole de gambe
Paul Jenkins, ténor, clavecin
Terry McKenna, luth, guitare baroque
Alison Melville, flûte à bec, flûte renaissance
John Pepper, basse
Laura Pudwell, mezzo-soprano
David Greenberg, violon

This 2-CD set is a re-issue of two of the Toronto Consort's most popular recordings of Renaissance music: Mariners and Milkmaids: Ballads and Dances from 17th-Century England, and O Lusty May: Renaissance Songs of Spring.