| AlbumTitle | Subtitle | Works | Performers | Record Label | Catalog No |
| Move now with measured sound | Music by Thomas Campion | 1. It fell on a summer's day; 2. I care not for these ladies; 3. My sweetest Lesbia; 4. Leave prolonging thy distress; 5. Fire! Fire! Fire! Fire!; 6. Mistress, since you so much desire; 7. Now hath Flora robbed her bowers; 8. Mr Confess's Coranto; 9. Move now with measured sound; 10. Lord Hay's Masque; 11. The cypress curtain of the night; 12. Fantasia (Philip Rosseter); 13. All looks be pale; 14. So parted you; 15. Break now, my heart, and die; 16. Woo her, and win her ;17. Fain would I wed; 18. Beauty, since you so much desire; 19. Second Dance of the Lords' Masque; 20. Blame not my cheeks; 21. Tune thy music to thy heart; 22. Author of Light; 23. Never weather-beaten sail | Robin Blaze (ct); Elizabeth Kenny (l) | Hyperion | CDA 67268 |
| Thomas Campion | Ayres | 1. Beauty, since you so much desire; 2. Love me or not; 3. Your faire lookes; 4. Never love unless you can; 5. O never to be moved; 6. The cypress curtain of the night; 7. Awake thou spring of speaking grace; 8. Come, you pretty false-ey'd wanton; 9. So tyr'd are all my thoughts; 10. Fire, fire; 11. Pin'd I am. and like to die; 12. Author of light; 13. See where she flies; 14. Faire, if you expect admiring; 15. Shall I come, sweet love to thee?; 16. It fell on a summer's day; 17. Kinde are her answers; 18. Beauty is but a painted hell; 19. Sweet exclude me not; 20. Are you what your faire lookes expresse?; 21. I care not for these ladies; 22. Never weather-beaten saile | Drew Minter (ct), Paul O'Dette (l) | Harmonia Mundi | HMU 907023 |
| 'The Sypres Curten of the Night' | Elizabethan & Jacobean Lute Songs | 1. Never weather-beaten saile (Thomas Campion); 2. Author of light (Thomas Campion); 3. The Sypres Curten of the Night (Thomas Campion); 4. Since first I saw your face (Thomas Ford); 5. Faire, sweet, cruell (Thomas Ford); 6. What then is love sings Coridon (Thomas Ford); 7. Heres paternus (Anthony Holborne); 8. Griefe keepe within (John Danyel); 9. Drop not mine eies (John Danyel); 10. Have all our passions (John Danyel); 11. What then is love but mourning (Philip Rosseter); 12. Shall I come if I swim? (Philip Rosseter); 13. No grave for woe (Philip Rosseter); 14. The night watch (Anthony Holborne); 15. Muy linda (Anthony Holborne); 16. I saw my Lady weepe (John Dowland,); 17. Shall I strive with wordes to move? (John Dowland); 18. Sorrow, stay, lend true repentant teares (John Dowland); 19. Can she excuse my wrongs? (John Dowland); 20. Fantasia (Anthony Holborne); 21. Miserere my Maker (Anonymous) | Michael Chance (ct), Christopher Wilson (l) | Chandos | CHAN 0538 |
| Greensleeves | A Collection of English Lute Songs | 1. Author of Light; 2. It fell on a summer's day; 3. Never Weather-Beaten sail; 4. If thou long'st so much to learn; ; other works by Dowland, Rosseter, Morley, Holborne, Cavendish, etc | Julianne Baird (s); Ronn McFarlane (l) | Dorian | DOR-90126 |
| The English Lute Song | 1. Fain Would I Wed; other works by Dowland, Johnson, Campion, Ferrabosco, Brewer, Morley, etc | Julianne Baird (s); Ronn McFarlane (l) | Dorian | DOR-90109 | |
| "Heavenly Noyse" | English Music for Mixed Consort from the Golden Age | 1. The Peaceful Western Wind; others by Byrd, Morley, Philips, Campion, Nicholson, Lupo, Baxter, Holborne, Hume, Dowland | Dowland Consortdir.Jakob Lindberg | Bis | CD-451 |
| Lie Down, Poor Heart | English Lutesongs & Folk Ballads | 1. Never weather' beaten sails - Thomas Campion; 2. Lie Down, Poor Heart - Robert Jones; 3. What if I seek for love of thee - Robert Jones; 4. Say, Love, if ever thou didst find - John Dowland; 5. Sorrow stay - John Dowland; 6. I saw my lady weep - John Dowland; 7. Cuperaree (Lute Solo) John Coperario; 8. The Fairy Masque (Lute Solo) - Robert Johnson; 9. Mary, Young and Fair (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 10. The Isle of Aigas (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 11. Prelude (Lute Solo) Anonymous; 12. Corranto (Lute Solo) Anonymous; 13. A Coranto (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 14. Grays Inn mask (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 15. Howm againe Markget is done (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 16. Joane to the may pole (Lute Solo) - Anonymous; 17. Variations on the Scottish air (Lute Solo) - Turlough O'Carolan (1670-1738); 18. Black is the colour - Folksong; 19. I will give my love an apple - Folksong; 20. The Three Ravens - Folksong; 21. O waly, waly - Folksong; 22. Down by the Salley Gardens - Folksong; 23. Greensleeves - Folksong; 24. The foggy dew - Folksong; | Daniel Taylor (ct); Sylvain Bergeron (l) | Dorian | DOR-90287 |
| A Candle in the Dark | Elizabethan Songs and Consort Music | 1. Thrice toss'd these oaken ashes; 2. Mobe now with measur'd sound; others by Byrd, Dowland, Picforth, Tye, William Mundy, Ferrabosco, John Johnson, White | Ellen Hargis (s), Drew Minter (ct), The Newberry Consort dir. Mary Springfels | Harmonia Mundi | HMU 907140 |
| Elizabethan Lute Songs and Solos | 1. It fell on a summer's day; 2. The cypress curtain of the night; 3. Shall I come, sweet love, to thee?others by Dowland, Cutting, Rosseter, Morley | Frank Patterson (ten), Robert Spencer (l) | Philips | 6500 282 (LP) | |
| Thomas Campian | Songs from Rosseter's Book of Ayres | 1. My sweetest Lesbia; 2. Though you are young; 3. I care not for these ladies; 4. Follow thy fair sun; 5. My love hath vowed; 6. When to her lute Corrina sings; 7. Turn back, you wanton flyer; 8. It fell on a summer's day; 9. The Cypress curtain of the night; 10. Follow your saint | René Soames (t), Walter Gerwig (l), Johannes Koch (v da g) | Archiv | 13006 AP (LP) |
| English Ayres and Duets | sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation | 1. If thou longs't so much to learn; 2. Shall I come, sweet love?; others by Dowland, Ferrabosco II, Hume, Danyel, Pilkington. Jones | The Camerata of London | Hyperion | A66003 (LP) |
| Florid-Song und Gambenmusik in England | um 1610-1660 | 1. Come you pretty false-eyed wanton; others by Hume, Gibbons, Weelkes, Ward, Coperario, Wilson, Hingston, Robert Johnson, Locke, Lupo | Studio der Frühen Musik; Concentus Musicus, Wien | Das Alte Werk | SAWT 9472-A (LP) |