Madrigals to four voices: (published in 1599)

I wander up and down

Weep, silly soul disdained

So gracious is thy sweet self

Let go! why do you stay me

Come, shepherds, follow me

I languish to complain me

Sing out, ye nymphs

Thrysis, sleepest thou?

Ye restless thoughts

Whenas I glance

Cruel, unkind

O sleep, fond fancy

Weep, O mine eyes

Since neither tunes of joy

O grief, where shall poor grief?

O sweet grief

Rest now Amphion

A madrigal from the "Triumphs of Oriana": All creatures now are merry-minded

Two songs of four parts from Ravenscroft's "Brief discourse": Lure, falconers, lure! Round about in a fair ring.