Ayres and Dialogues (Gamble, John)

Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's Book 1:
  1. The Return (Beauty, whose soft magnetick chains)
  2. The Answer (Beauty, thy harsh imperious chains)
  3. The Tomb (When cruel Fair one)
  4. Celinda, by what potent Art
  5. When I lie burning in thine eye
  6. Favonius, the milder breath of th' Spring
  7. So fair Aurora
  8. On this swelling Bank
  9. Love, what Tyrannick laws
  10. Delay! Alass! that cannot be
  11. Prethee trouble me no more
  12. Roses (Loves delight)
  13. Foolish Lover, go and seek
  14. Dear, back my wounded heart restore
  15. Chide, Chide no more
  16. Since Fate commands me hence
  17. Fool, take up thy shaft again
  18. Though when I lov'd thee thou wert fair
  19. When dearest beauty
  20. Think not pale Lover
  21. Torment of absence and delay
  22. I will not trust thy tempting graces
  23. You that unto your Mistris eyes
  24. You earthly souls
  25. See how this Violet
  26. Why thy passion should it move
  27. Ask the Empress of the Night
  28. Dear, urge no more
  29. Not that by thy disdain
  30. When deceitful Lovers lay
  31. He whose active thoughts
  32. No, I will sooner trust the wind
  33. Such Icy kisses
  34. That I might ever dream
  35. Roses in breathing forth their sent
  36. Rebellious Fools
  37. Cast off for shame, ungentle Maid
  38. Wert thou by all affections
  39. Deceiv'd and undeceiv'd to be
  40. Men and Maids at time of yeer
  41. I must no longer now admire
  42. Love the ripe harvest of my toyl
  43. See the Spring her self discloses
  44. Dear, fold me once more in thine arms
  45. Now will I a Lover be
  46. Thine eyes (bright Saint) disclose
  47. Faith 'tis not worth your pains and care
  48. Reach me here that full crown'd cup
  49. Now Love be prais'd, that cruel Fair
  50. Oh turn away those cruel eyes
  51. To set thy jealous soul at strife
  52. Wrong me no more in thy complaint
  53. Alass! Alass! thou turn'st in vain
  54. My sickly breath
  55. As when some Brook
  56. I languish in a silent flame
  57. Nor alwayes give a melting kiss
  58. Whilest our joys in wine we raise
  59. Tis no kiss my Fair bestows
  60. As in a thousand wanton curls
  61. Now with roses we are crown'd
  62. When I see the young men play
  63. On this verdant Lotus laid
  64. I yeeld, dear Enemy
  65. Draw neer ye Lovers
  66. I go, dear Saint away
  67. The lazie hours move slow
  68. When on thy lip my Soul I breath
  69. The air with thy smooth voyce
  70. Doris, I that could repel
  71. Number the sands
  72. The silk-worm (to long sleep)
  73. Pale envyous sickness
  74. Come my Dear, whilest youth conspires
  75. When thou thy plyant arm doth wreath
  76. Yet ere I go, Disdainful beauty
  77. As on Purple Carpets I
  78. With a whip of Lillies
  79. When my sense in wine I steep
  80. A kiss I begg'd
  81. Old I am, yet can I think
  82. Cast Chariessa
  83. Fair Rebel to thy self unkind
  84. What if Night should betray us
  85. That kiss thou gav'st me last
First Publication 1657
Genre Categories Airs; Songs; For voice, continuo; For voices with continuo; Scores featuring the voice; Scores with basso continuo; English language

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Book 1

 Complete Score
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Book 2

 Complete Score
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 Thy Nose a Wayfer
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 My Dearer and sweeter Phillis
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General Information

Work Title Ayres and Dialogues
Alternative. Title Ayres and Dialogues (To be Sung to the Theorbo-Lute or Bass-Viol.)
Composer Gamble, John
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. IJG 1
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's Book 1:
  1. The Return (Beauty, whose soft magnetick chains)
  2. The Answer (Beauty, thy harsh imperious chains)
  3. The Tomb (When cruel Fair one)
  4. Celinda, by what potent Art
  5. When I lie burning in thine eye
  6. Favonius, the milder breath of th' Spring
  7. So fair Aurora
  8. On this swelling Bank
  9. Love, what Tyrannick laws
  10. Delay! Alass! that cannot be
  11. Prethee trouble me no more
  12. Roses (Loves delight)
  13. Foolish Lover, go and seek
  14. Dear, back my wounded heart restore
  15. Chide, Chide no more
  16. Since Fate commands me hence
  17. Fool, take up thy shaft again
  18. Though when I lov'd thee thou wert fair
  19. When dearest beauty
  20. Think not pale Lover
  21. Torment of absence and delay
  22. I will not trust thy tempting graces
  23. You that unto your Mistris eyes
  24. You earthly souls
  25. See how this Violet
  26. Why thy passion should it move
  27. Ask the Empress of the Night
  28. Dear, urge no more
  29. Not that by thy disdain
  30. When deceitful Lovers lay
  31. He whose active thoughts
  32. No, I will sooner trust the wind
  33. Such Icy kisses
  34. That I might ever dream
  35. Roses in breathing forth their sent
  36. Rebellious Fools
  37. Cast off for shame, ungentle Maid
  38. Wert thou by all affections
  39. Deceiv'd and undeceiv'd to be
  40. Men and Maids at time of yeer
  41. I must no longer now admire
  42. Love the ripe harvest of my toyl
  43. See the Spring her self discloses
  44. Dear, fold me once more in thine arms
  45. Now will I a Lover be
  46. Thine eyes (bright Saint) disclose
  47. Faith 'tis not worth your pains and care
  48. Reach me here that full crown'd cup
  49. Now Love be prais'd, that cruel Fair
  50. Oh turn away those cruel eyes
  51. To set thy jealous soul at strife
  52. Wrong me no more in thy complaint
  53. Alass! Alass! thou turn'st in vain
  54. My sickly breath
  55. As when some Brook
  56. I languish in a silent flame
  57. Nor alwayes give a melting kiss
  58. Whilest our joys in wine we raise
  59. Tis no kiss my Fair bestows
  60. As in a thousand wanton curls
  61. Now with roses we are crown'd
  62. When I see the young men play
  63. On this verdant Lotus laid
  64. I yeeld, dear Enemy
  65. Draw neer ye Lovers
  66. I go, dear Saint away
  67. The lazie hours move slow
  68. When on thy lip my Soul I breath
  69. The air with thy smooth voyce
  70. Doris, I that could repel
  71. Number the sands
  72. The silk-worm (to long sleep)
  73. Pale envyous sickness
  74. Come my Dear, whilest youth conspires
  75. When thou thy plyant arm doth wreath
  76. Yet ere I go, Disdainful beauty
  77. As on Purple Carpets I
  78. With a whip of Lillies
  79. When my sense in wine I steep
  80. A kiss I begg'd
  81. Old I am, yet can I think
  82. Cast Chariessa
  83. Fair Rebel to thy self unkind
  84. What if Night should betray us
  85. That kiss thou gav'st me last
First Publication. 1657
Librettist Book 1: Thomas Stanley (1625 – 1678)
Language English
Dedication I. Thomas Stanley.
II. The Right Honorable Charles Cavendish Viscount Mansfield
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Baroque
Piece Style Baroque
Instrumentation Voice, continuo
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