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Thomas Morley was an English composer and theorist during the Renaissance period. He was a leading member of the English Madrigal School and was involved in music publishing through holding a printing patent. Morley composed numerous works including madrigals and fantasies. He was born in 1557 in Norwich, England and died in 1602 in London.

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Thomas Morley was an English composer, theorist, editor and organist of the Renaissance, and the foremost member of the English Madrigal School. He was also involved in music publishing, holding a printing patent in the period up to his death. Born: 1557, Norwich, United Kingdom Died: October 1602, London, United Kingdom Education: University of Oxford Albums: The Phoenix Rising Thomas Morley's compositions include (in alphabetical order): April is in my mistress' face Arise, get up my deere, Cease mine eyes Crewell you pull away to soone Do you not know? Fantasie: Il Doloroso Fantasie: Il Grillo Fantasie: Il Lamento Fantasie: La Caccia Fantasie: La Rondinella Fantasie: La Sampogna Fantasie: La Sirena Fantasie: La Tortorella Fire Fire My Heart Flora wilt thou torment mee Fyre and Lightning Goe yee my canzonets Good Morrow, Fair Ladies of the May Harke Alleluia! Hould out my hart I goe before my darling I should for griefe and anguish In nets of golden wyers It was a lover and his lass Joy, joy doth so arise Joyne hands La Girandola Ladie, those eies Lady if I through griefe Leave now mine eyes Lo hear another love Love learns by laughing Miraculous loves wounding My bonny lass she smileth Nolo mortem peccatoris Now is the month of maying O thou that art so cruell Say deere, will you not have me? See, see, my own sweet jewel Shepard's Rejoice Sing we and chant it Sweet nymph Those dainty daffadillies 'Tis the time of Yuletide Glee Good morrow, Fayre Ladies of the May What ayles my darling? When loe by break of morning Where art thou wanton?

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  • 1. Thomas Morley was an English composer, theorist, editor and organist of the Renaissance, and the foremost member of the English Madrigal School. He was also involved in music publishing, holding a printing patent in the period up to his death. Born: 1557, Norwich, United Kingdom Died: October 1602, London, United Kingdom Education: University of Oxford Albums: The Phoenix Rising Thomas Morley's compositions include (in alphabetical order): April is in my mistress' face Arise, get up my deere, Cease mine eyes Crewell you pull away to soone Do you not know? Fantasie: Il Doloroso Fantasie: Il Grillo Fantasie: Il Lamento Fantasie: La Caccia Fantasie: La Rondinella Fantasie: La Sampogna Fantasie: La Sirena Fantasie: La Tortorella Fire Fire My Heart Flora wilt thou torment mee Fyre and Lightning Goe yee my canzonets Good Morrow, Fair Ladies of the May Harke Alleluia! Hould out my hart I goe before my darling I should for griefe and anguish In nets of golden wyers It was a lover and his lass Joy, joy doth so arise Joyne hands La Girandola Ladie, those eies Lady if I through griefe Leave now mine eyes Lo hear another love Love learns by laughing Miraculous loves wounding My bonny lass she smileth Nolo mortem peccatoris Now is the month of maying O thou that art so cruell Say deere, will you not have me? See, see, my own sweet jewel Shepard's Rejoice Sing we and chant it Sweet nymph Those dainty daffadillies 'Tis the time of Yuletide Glee Good morrow, Fayre Ladies of the May What ayles my darling? When loe by break of morning Where art thou wanton?