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Born: c.1539-1540 in London
Died: 4 July 1623 in London
William Byrd
Writing about 470 pieces in his lifetime, William Byrd gained a reputation as one of the great masters of Renaissance music and and enjoyed a high reutation amongst English musicians of his time, especially during the early years of his career.
For more complete information, please see
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A short selection of his work is below...
Soprano ISoprano IIAlto IAlto IITenor ITenor IIBassFull Score
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Midi
Secular
Constant Penelope x x x x x x x
Is Love A Boy?     Part 1 of 2 x x x x x x
Boy, Pity Me     Part 2 of 2 x x x x x x
Lullaby, My Sweet Little Baby x x x x x x x
Of Flatt'ring Speech x x x x x
This Sweet and Merry Month of May x x x x x x x x
Though Amaryllis Dance in Green x x x x x x x
Who Made Thee, Hob, Forsake the Plough? x x Karaoke x x
Wounded I Am     Part 1 of 2 x x x x x x
Yet of Us Twain     Part 2 of 2 x x x x x x
Ye Sacred Muses
(An elegy upon the death of Thomas Tallis)		 x x x x x x x

SopranoAltoTenorBassFull Score
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Midi
Sacred
Ave Verum Corpus x x x x x x
Deo Gratias x x x x x x
Non Nobis Domine x x x x x

SopranoAltoTenor ITenor IIBassFull Score
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Midi
Mass in 3 Voices
Kyrie x x x x x
Gloria x x x xx
Credo x x x xx
Sanctus x x x xx
Benedictus x x x xx
Agnus Dei x x x xx
Mass in 4 Voices
Kyrie x x x x x x
Gloria x x x x xx
Credo x x x x xx
Sanctus x x x x xx
Benedictus x x x x xx
Agnus Dei x x x x xx
Mass in 5 Voices
Kyrie x x x x x x x
Gloria x x x x x xx
Credo x x x x x xx
Sanctus x x x x x xx
Benedictus x x x x x xx
Agnus Dei x x x x x xx


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