| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Anon/Shakespeare | | How should I your true love know | | Emily Van Evera, soprano
Christopher Morrongiello, lute - voices - viols - recorder |
| Jones, Robert (fl. 1597 - 1615) | | O he is gone | |
| Jones, Robert | | And is it night? | |
| Dowland, John (c. 1563 - 1626) | | Mr Dowland's midnight | |
| Byrd, William (c. 1540 - 1623) | | Weeping full sore | |
| Dowland, John | | My Lady Rich's galliard | |
| Anon | | Hampton Court Masque | |
| Dowland, John | | Come when I call | |
| Tessier, Charles (fl. 1600) | | Casche toy celeste soleil | |
| Tessier, Charles | | Au joly bois | |
| Anon | | Vuestros ojos | |
| Tessier, Charles | | Reveillez vous, belle Cattin | |
| Anon | | Corranto Lady Rich | |
| Byrd, William | | In fields abroad | |
| Anon | | My little sweet darling | |
| Anon | | A la volta Mistress Lettice Rich | |
| Bartlet, John (fl. 1606 - 1610) | | Surcharged with discontent | |
| Bartlet, John | | The thrush did pipe full clear | |
| Bartlet, John | | Then Hesperus on high | |
| Anon | | Sweet stay awhile | |
| Anon | | A toy | |
| Anon/Shakespeare | | He is dead and gone, lady | |
| Holborne, Anthony (c. 1545 - 1602) | | The funerals | |
| Coprario, John (d. 1626) | | Funeral Teares | |
