| AlbumTitle | Subtitle | Works | Performers | Record Label | Catalog No |
| Lie Down, Poor Heart | English Lutesongs & Folk Ballads | 1. What if I seek for love of thee - Robert Jones; 2. Lie Down, Poor Heart - Robert Jones; 3. I saw my lady weep - John Dowland; 4. Say, Love, if ever thou didst find - John Dowland; 5. Sorrow stay - John Dowland; 6. Never weather' beaten sails - Thomas Campion; 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 |
| English Ayres and Duets | sung in authentic Elizabethan pronunciation | 1. Now what is love?; others by Dowland, Ferrabosco II, Hume, Campion, Danyel, Pilkington | The Camerata of London | Hyperion | A66003 (LP) |
| Cries of London | Music in Honour of Queen Elizabeth I | 1. Benedicam Domino; others by Bennet, Edward Johnson, William Byrd, John Hilton, Morley, Ravenscroft, Whythorne, Tye, Dering | Accademia Monteverdidir. Denis Stevens | Schwann Musica Mundi | VMS 2038 (LP) |
| The Triumphs of Oriana | Compiled by Thomas Morley | 1. The Lady Oriana (John Wilbye); 2. Sing, Shepherds All (Richard Nicholson); 3. Lightly She Whipped O'er The Dales (John Mundy); 4. Calm Was The Air And Clear The Sky (Richard Carlton); 5. Fantasia No. 2 (Holborne); 6. Hence Stars Too Dim Of Light (Michael East)_ ; 7. Come, Gentle Swains And Shephards' Dainty Daughters (Michael Cavendish); 8. With Angel's Face And Brightness (Daniel Norcombe); 9. The Nymphs And Shepherds Danced (George Marson); 10. Galliard (Holborne); 11. All Creatures Now Are Merry Merry-Minded (John Bennett); 12. Fair Nymphs, I Heard One Telling (John Farmer); 13. Fair Oriana, Seeming To Wink At Folly set by (Robert Jones); 14. The Fauns And Satyrs Tripping (Thomas Tomkins); 15. Galliard No.8 (Holborne); 16. Round About Her Charret, With All-admiring Strains (Ellis Gibbons); 17. With Wreaths Of Rose And Laurel (William Cobbold); 18. Thus Bonny-boots The Birthday Celebrated (John Holmes); 19. Long Live Fair Oriana. (Hark did you ever hear?) (Ellis Gibbons); 20. Fantasia No. 3 (Holborne); 21. Arise, Awake, Awake (Thomas Morley); 22. Hark! Did Ye Ever Hear So Sweet A Singing? (Thomas Hunt); 23. Fair Orian In The Morn (John Milton); 24. With Angel's Face And Brightness (George Kirbye); 25. Come, Blessed Bird (Edward Johnson); 26. Galliard (Byrd); 27. Hard By A Crystal Fountain (Thomas Morley); 28. Fair Oriana, Beauty's Queen (John Hilton); 29. Fair Cytherea Presents Her Doves (John Lisley); 30. As Vesta Was From Latmos Hill Descending (Thomas Weelkes) | I Fagiolini | Chandos Chaconne | CHAN 0682 |
| The Triumphs of Oriana | Madrigals 1600 | 1. Fair Oriana, seeming to wink; other works by East, Tomkins, Weelkes, Morley,Wilbye, Johnson, etc. | Pro Cantione Antiqua, London dir.Ian Partridge | Archiv | 2533 347(LP) |
| Musickes Sweetest Joyes | Simpson | Dowland | Hume | Locke | 1. Prelude in D (Christopher Simpson); 2. Divisions on a Ground (Simpson); 3. Prelude in e minor (Simpson); 4. Divisions on a Ground (Simpson); 5. A Pavin (Robert Jones); 6. Coranto (Corkine); 7. The Punckes Delight (Corkine); 8. A Pavin (Corkine); 9. Coranto (Corkine); 10. "Cease Leaden Slumber" (Hume); 11. Goode againe (Hume); 12. "What greater griefe" (Hume); 13. A Polish Ayre (Hume); 14. "Fain would I change that note" (Hume); 15. Preludium (Dowland); 16. "Go nightly cares" (Dowland); 17. (A piece without a title)(Dowland); 18. Coranto (Dowland); 19. "Lasso mia vita" (Dowland); 20. "Like hermit poor" (Lanier); 21. Suite in C minor/Major (Locke) | Johanette Zomer (s); Peter Kooij (b), Mieneck van der Velden, Jaap ter Linden (v da g), Fred Jacobs (l) | Channel Classics | CCS 21204 |
| A Musicall Dreame | Duets from 'A Musicall Dreame' (Fourth Book of Ayres, 1609) by (Robert Jones) | 1. Though your strangeness frets my heart (Robert Jones); 2. Sweet Kate (Robert Jones); 3. Once did I serve a cruel heart (Robert Jones); 4. A Spanish Humour (The Lord Hayes'Favourite) (Hume); 5. Will said to his mammy (Robert Jones); 6. Hark!Hark! (Hume); 7. Hark!Wot ye what? (Robert Jones); 8. My complaining is but feigning (Robert Jones); 9. The King of Denmark's Health (Hume); 10. On a time in summer season (Robert Jones); 11. Farewell, fond youth (Robert Jones); 12. Lachrimae Pavan (Dowland); 13. Grief of my best love's absenting (Robert Jones); 14. Giles Farnaby's Dream (Giles Farnaby); 15. His Rest (Giles Farnaby); 16. And is it night? Are they thine eyes that shine? (Robert Jones); 17. Farnaby’s Conceit (Giles Farnaby); 18. His Humour (Giles Farnaby); 19. Ite caldi sospiri (Robert Jones); 2O. Intenerite, voi (Angelo Notari); 21. Flow my tears (Dowland); 22. In darkness let me dwell (John Coprario); | David Cordier, Michael Chance (ct), Tragicomedia dir. Stephen Stubbs | Hyperion | CDA 66335 |