The Camerata of London

• renaissance
• medieval

The Queen's Men - 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000000Z

• Earl of Essex: Sweet England's Pride is gone - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Earl of Essex: Earl of Essex Galliard - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Earl of Essex: To Plead My Faith - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Earl of Essex: It was time when silly bees - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Anthony Holborne: Countess of Penibrook's Paradise - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Anthony Holborne: Farewell Galliard - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Walter Raleigh: Farewell False Love - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Walter Raleigh: Raleigh's Galliard - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Walter Raleigh: What is our life? - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir John Souch: Souch's March - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir John Souch: Time Stands Still - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir John Souch: Souch's Galliard - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Thomas Monson: When Laura Smiles - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Thomas Monson: Monson's Galliard - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Philip Sidney: Come to me grief for ever - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Philip Sidney: The Nightingale - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London
• Sir Philip Sidney: O Lord. How vain - The Queen's Men - The Camerata of London

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