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X:1
T:XII. In this trembling shadow
T:CANTUS.
C: John Dowland
B: db: -c 4 -b 13
H: From A Pilgrimes Solace.
H: Wherein is contained Musicall 
H: Harmonie of 3. 4. and 5. parts,
H: To be sung and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
H: First published in 1612
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI gchordoff
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N:Original clef, C on first line
K:G dor
z8 | z8 | z4 A3 A | =B2 c2 d3 d (_e > e )
w: 1.~In this trem- bling, trem- bling sha- dow, 
w: 2.~As I sing, sweet flow- ers  Ile * strow,
w: 3.~Mu- sicke all thy sweet- nesse, sweet- nesse lend
d2 c B2 _A | G G c4 =B2 |
w: cast from those boughes which thy wings(2) shake,
N:(2) It's really wings here and windes in the other three parts.  Probably this one is the mistake.
w: from the fruit- full val- lies brought:
w: while of his high power I speake,
z4 z2 "(1)"d3 | A A > A c4 - | c c
N:Original has dot to right of barline
w: Farre from hu- mane trou- * bles,
w: Prais- ing him by whom  * they 
w: On whom all * pow- * ers 
G > A B > A G/ ^F/ G (A3 A) |
w: hu- * * mane * * * trou- bles,
w: grow * * by * * * whom, by
w: all * * pow- * * * ers *
(G4 G) G ^F2
w: trou- * bles plac'd:
w: whom * they grow,
w: else * de- pend,
z2 |: (B3 B) B2 B4 |
w: Songs to the Lord,
w: him * that heaven,
w: but * my brest 
z2 B c d2 
w: to the Lord
w: that heaven and 
w: is now  too
A A A4 |
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w: weeke, too weeke,
z2 d2 c4
w: Dark- nesse,
w: Him that
w: trum- pets
B4 A4 |
w: Dark- nesse,
w: Him that
w: trum- pets
G G B3 A G2 ^F2
w: from my minde then * take,
w: all things framde * of nought,
w: shrill the ayre * should breake,
z2 | z8 | z2 B B c2 
w: For thy rites, 
w: Him that all,
w: All in vaine
c2 d3
w: thy rites
w: that all
w: in vaine
d c B B4 A2 B4 |
w: none * * may be- gin,
w: for man * * did make,
w: my sounds * * I raise
z2 G G ^F2 B2 A2 
w: Till they feele thy light
w: But made man for his
w: Bound- lesse pow- er askes
d c | B2 c3 B 
w: Till they feele thy light
w: But made man for his
w: Bound- lesse pow- er askes 
A > G HG4 :|
w:  with- * in.
w: own * sake.
w: bound- lesse praise.

X:2
T:XII. In this trembling shadow
T:ALTUS.
C: John Dowland
B: db: -c 4 -b 13
H: From A Pilgrimes Solace.
H: Wherein is contained Musicall 
H: Harmonie of 3. 4. and 5. parts,
H: To be sung and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
H: First published in 1612
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI gchordoff
% %%LY voices \property Voice.Slur \set #'dashed = #1
%%LY voices \property Staff.automaticMelismata = ##f
N:Original clef, C on second line
K:G dor
z4 E3 E ^F2 G2 A3 A B > A G2
w: 1.~In this trem- bling, trem- bling sha- * dow, 
w: 2.~As I sing, sweet flow- ers  Ile * strow,
w: 3.~Mu- sicke all thy sweet- nesse, sweet- nesse lend
z4 z G2 G _A > A G2 G c > c
w: In this trem- bling, trem- bling sha-  dow, 
w: As I sing, sweet flow- ers  Ile  strow,
w: Mu- sicke all thy sweet- nesse, sweet- nesse lend
B _A G2 F _E > F G3 F D2 C4
w: cast from those boughes which thy windes, thy windes shake,
w: from the fruit- full val- lies, val- * lies brought:
w: while of his high * pow- er I speake,
z4 D4 E2 F3 E/ D/ _E2 D2 
w: Farre from hu- mane * trou- bles,
w: Prais- ing him by * whom   they 
w: On whom all * pow- * ers 
z D/ E/ F > E D/ C/ D 
w: hu- * * mane * * * trou- bles,
w: grow * * by * * * whom, by
w: all * * pow- * * * ers *
D ^C/ =B,/ ^C ^C D6
w: trou- * bles plac'd:
w: whom * they grow,
w: else * de- pend,
|:z2  _E3 E _E2 F2 G D
w: Songs to the, to the Lord,
w: him  that heaven, that heaven and
w: but  my brest, my brest is now
D E ^F2
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w:  too weeke,
z D E2 F F2 
w: Songs to the  Lord,
w: him * that heaven
w: but  my brest
G F D 
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w: is now too weeke,
_E4 D4 
w: Dark- nesse,
w: Him that
w: trum- pets
C3 D _E2 D2 F2 B, C D2 
w: from my minde, my minde then * take,
w: all things framde, things framde of * nought,
w: shrill the ayre, the ayre  should * breake,
D2 C3 C D3 D C B, B,4 A,2 B,2
w: For thy rites, 
w: Him that all,
w: All in vaine
F2 G3 
w: none
w: for
w: my
F _E2 C F2 _E D4 C2 D6
w: none * * may be- gin, thy rites, thy rites none may none may be- gin,
w: for * * man  did make, that all, that all for man for man did make,
w: my * * sounds  I raise, in vaine my sounds, my sounds I raise, I raise,
z F/ F/ G F _E2 D D 
w: Till they feele, they feele thy light
w: But made man, made man for his
w: Bound- lesse, bound- lesse power askes
D2 HD4    :|
w:  with- in.
w: own  sake.
w: bound- lesse praise.

X:3
T:XII. In this trembling shadow
T:TENOR.
C: John Dowland
B: db: -c 4 -b 13
H: From A Pilgrimes Solace.
H: Wherein is contained Musicall 
H: Harmonie of 3. 4. and 5. parts,
H: To be sung and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
H: First published in 1612
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI gchordoff
% %%LY voices \property Voice.Slur \set #'dashed = #1
%%LY voices \property Staff.automaticMelismata = ##f
%%MIDI transpose -12
N: Original clef, C on third line
K:G dor -8va
d6 c2 B2 A G c A d3 c d B 
w: 1.~In this trem- bling, * trem- bling sha- * * dow, 
w: 2.~As I sing, sweet * flow- ers,   Ile *  *  strow,
w: 3.~Mu- sicke all thy * sweet- nesse, sweet-  nesse * lend 
c3 d _e3 e d c2 =B c/ d/ _e/ c/ 
w: In this trem- bling, * trem- bling sha- * * dow, 
w: As I sing, sweet * flow- ers  Ile * * strow,
w: Mu- sicke all thy * sweet- nesse, sweet- nesse lend *
d g e3 c2 e2 d/ c/ d2
w: cast from those boughes which thy windes shake,
w: from the fruit- full val- lies * brought:
w: while of his high power I * speake,
z G2 _A > G c B > A ^F G2 ^F/ E/ ^F2 G A2 G/ F/ G
w: cast, cast from those boughes which thy windes * * * shake, thy windes * shake,
w: from, from the fruit- full val- lies * * * * brought: val- lies * brought,
w: while, while of his high power I * * * * speake, power I * speake,
z c G > A B/ c/ d B A F/ G/ A D
w: Farre from * * hu- * mane trou- * * * bles,
w: Prais- ing * * him * by whom * * * they 
w: On whom * * all * pow- * *  ers * *
z2 G > A B2 A2 G2
w: hu- mane trou- bles plac'd:
w: by * whom  they grow,
w: pow- ers else  de- pend,
|:z2  G3 G G2 B2
w: Songs to the Lord,
w: him * that heaven,
w: but * my brest 
G A B
w: to the Lord
w: that heaven and 
w: is now  too
A/ G/ A3
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w: weeke, too weeke,
F/ F/ E2 
w: to the Lord
w: that heaven and 
w: is now  too
A A d4
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w: weeke, too weeke,
z4 z2 z G A B
w: Dark- * nesse,
w: Him * that
w: trum- * pets
 c  B/ A/ B3 c d3 G A2
w: from my * minde, my minde then  take,
w: all things * framde, things framde  of nought,
w: shrill the * ayre, the ayre  should breake,
B2 B2 A2
w: For thy rites, 
w: Him that all,
w: All in vaine
(B2 B2) G
w: thy * rites
w: that * all
w: in * vaine
g2 f _e2 c2 f3
w: none *  may be- gin,
w: for * man  did make,
w: my * sounds   I raise
B e2 d2 c4 B3 A G3  G A2
w:thy rites, thy rites none, none may be- gin,
w:that all, that all for * man did  make,
w: in vaine, in vaine my, my sounds I raise,
z G/ G/ ^F2 B A G3 A ^F ^G2 
w: Till they feele thy * light,  thy light, 
w: But made man for * his, for his, 
w: Bound- lesse pow- er * askes,  
F HG4    :|
w:  with- * in.
w: own * sake.
w: bound- * lesse * praise.

X:4
T:XII. In this trembling shadow
T:BASSUS.
C: John Dowland
B: db: -c 4 -b 13
H: From A Pilgrimes Solace.
H: Wherein is contained Musicall 
H: Harmonie of 3. 4. and 5. parts,
H: To be sung and plaid with the Lute and Viols.
H: First published in 1612
L:1/4
M:C
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI gchordoff
% %%LY voices \property Voice.Slur \set #'dashed = #1
%%LY voices \property Staff.automaticMelismata = ##f
%%MIDI transpose -24
K:G dor bass
z16 g6 f2 _e2 d c f d g2 c2
w: 1.~In this trem- bling, * trem- bling sha- dow, 
w: 2.~As I sing, sweet * flow- ers  Ile  strow,
w: 3.~Mu- sicke all thy * sweet- nesse lend *
g2 _a e2 f (c3 c) g4 c2 _e2 d8 c6
w: cast from those boughes which thy windes shake, thy windes shake,
w: from the fruit- full val- * lies brought, val- lies brought:
w: while of his high pow- er I speake, power I speake,
z c G > A B G/ G/ d > e f f e3 e (d3 d) G2
w: Farre from * * hu- mane trou- * * bles, hu- mane trou- bles placed
w: Prais- ing * * him by whom  * *  they, by whom they * grow
w: On whom * * all pow-  ers, * *  pow- ers else  de- *  pend
|:z2  ( _e3 e ) e2 d2 
w: Songs to the Lord, to the Lord (songs)
w: him * that heaven, him that heaven (and)
w: but * my brest  but my brest (is)
_e f g2 d4 ^c2 d2 B3
w: would I make,
w: earth hath wrought,
w: weeke, too weeke,
b3 a3 
w: Dark- nesse, *
w: Him that *
w: trum- pets *
g g4 ^f2 g3 f d2 _e2 d3
w: from my minde, my minde then  take,
w: all things framde, things framde  of nought,
w: shrill the ayre, the ayre  should breake,
d _e2 f2
w: For thy rites, 
w: Him that all,
w: All in vaine
B4 _e2 d2 c4 B4
w: none, none may be- gin,
w: for man, man did make,
w: my sounds, sounds  I raise
z4 z2 f2 g3
w: thy rites, 
w:  that all,
w:  in vaine
f _e3 e d2 
w: none  may be- gin,
w: for man  did make,
w: my sounds  I raise
G G d2 B2 _e d c2 d3 
w: Till they feele, they feele thy * light
w: But made man, made man for * his
w: Bound- lesse pow- er  askes, power askes
d HG4    :|
w:  with-  in.
w: own sake.
w: bound- lesse praise.