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T:XII. Now each flowry bancke of May
T:CANTUS
T:From The First Set of Madrigals and Mottets of 5.Parts: 
T:apt for Viols and Voyces. 1612.
C:Orlando Gibbons 1583-1625
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M:C
L:1/4
K:A min
z8 z8 z8 z8 z4 z2 A4 A2 B6 ^c2 d2 d2 d4 z2
w:Now each flow- ry bancke of May,
e4 e2 ^c3 B A2 A2 A4 z4
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- way,
z2 z e2 ^c d> c B/ A/ G/ F/ E A2 ^G A2
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * * way, a- * way, 
z8 z4 B c/ d/ e B ^c d2 c2 B A2 G2
w:Moun- taines * fan'd by a sweet gale, a sweet gale,
z G2 A/ B/ c G A _B2 A2 G F E2 D
w:Loves the * hum- ble, the hum- ble look- * ing Dale,
z A2 B/ c/ d A B c2 B c4 z8 
w:Loves the * hum- ble look- * ing Dale,
B c/ d/ e B c2 B2 A2
w:Windes the * lov- ed leaves doe kisse, 
G E> F G/ A/ B/ c/ d/ B/ c2 B E 
w:Windes the * * * * * lov- ed leaves doe kisse,
z8 z2 e4 d4 c3 B A A G2 
w:Each thing tast- eth of loves blisse,
z G2 E E B ^c d e2 d f2 f
w:Each thing tast- eth of * loves blisse, One- ly
e2 e e> e d> c g2 f e2 
w:I though blest I be, by des- tin- ie, 
z d> d c2 B A> A D E/ F/ G g2 f2 e d2
w:One- ly I though blest I be, to be lov'd by des- ten- y,
z d2 c B B c> d e> B 
w:Love con- fest by her sweet breath, Whose 
c> B A/ G/ A> A G2 F E2
w:love is * * life, whose hate is death.
z2 z2 e d2 c B> B c d G A B2
w:Whose love is life, whose hate * is * death.
e d2 c B> B A ^F ^G A2 ^G 
w:Whose love is life, whose love is * life, whose
A> A G4 z2 z d> d c B2
w:hate is death, whose love is life, 
z2 z B e d> d c B2 A4 ^G2 "1"A4-A8-A16|]
w:Whose deere love is life, whose hate is death.
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T:XII. Now each flowry bancke of May
T:ALTUS
T:From The First Set of Madrigals and Mottets of 5.Parts: 
T:apt for Viols and Voyces. 1612.
C:Orlando Gibbons 1583-1625
%%MIDI gchordoff
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%%MIDI transpose -12
N:Original clef, C on third line
M:C
L:1/4
K:A min -8va
z8 B6 B2 ^G3 ^F E E e4  
w:Now each flow- ry bancke of May,
d4 c2 B2 e2 ^c d e A2 B/ c/ 
w:Now each flow- ry bancke of May, Now each * 
d3 c B A G4 d e ^f g a2 g3 f e2 e4
w:flow- ry bancke of May, Wooes the streames that glides a- * * way,
f f e3 d d4 c3 B> c d2 c
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- way, the streames that 
B> B A a ^f g> f e/ d/ c/ B/ A
w:glides a- way, Wooes the streames that glides a- * * way,
B2 A> B c/ d/ e A B2 e> d c2 B> c d e2 
w:the streames that glides a- way, Wooes * * the streames that glides a- way,
ze2 ^f/ g/ a e ^f g2  f2 e d2 c2 
w:Moun- taines * fan'd by a sweet gale, a sweet gale,
z c2 d/ e/ f c d2 a g2 f e> e d2
w:Loves the * hum- ble Dale, the hum- ble look- ing Dale, 
zd2 e/ f/ g  d e3 d c d/ e/ f3 e d f e4
w:Loves the * hum- ble look- ing Dale, the * hum- ble look- ing Dale, 
z2 e> B c A B G c/ d/ e d2 
w:Windes the lov- ed leaves doe * * * kisse, 
z A2 G/ A/ B/ c/ d c B2 A2 ^G A2
w:Windes the lov- * * ed leaves * * doe kisse,
A2 f4 e4 ^f g2 ^f/ e/ d e> d c/ B/ c B/ A/ B2 A4
w:Each thing tast- eth of loves * blisse, of * loves * blisse, of * loves blisse, 
z4 z8 z a> a g2 f e f e d> c A 
w:One- ly I though blest I be, to be lov'd 
B c2 B c A G A2 B/ c/ d> c  B  c/ d/ e E 
w:by des- tin- ie, Love con- fest by * her sweet breath, by her sweet breath, 
A> B c/ d/ e> d c2 B/ A/ e2  
w:Whose * love is life, whose hate is * death, 
z a2 g2 f e2 z2 z4 z2 z a2 g2 ^f e e2 d 
w: whose love is life, whose love is life, whose hate 
c B2 A e2 A f2 e d> d c> c
w:is death, whose love is life, whose hate is death, whose 
B A G> G g ^f e a2 g2 ^f e2 
w:love is life, whose hate is death, Whose live is life, 
e d2 c B A B> B A4 z E ^F G "1"A4-A16|]
w:whose hate is death, whose hate is death, whose hate is death.
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T:XII. Now each flowry bancke of May
T:QUINTUS
T:From The First Set of Madrigals and Mottets of 5.Parts: 
T:apt for Viols and Voyces. 1612.
C:Orlando Gibbons 1583-1625
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%%MIDI ratio 3 1
N:Original clef, C on first line
M:C
L:1/4
K:A min
z8 z4 z2 E4 E2 ^G3 A B6 A4 ^G2 A4 
w:Now each flow- ry bancke of * May,
^F G2 ^F G6 E2 ^F2 
w:each flow- ry bancke of May,
D4 D2 E3 ^F ^G A ^G2 A2
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * way,
G4 F2 E4 D2 E ^F ^G A2 ^G A2
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * * * way,
A B2 e2 ^c d> d ^c2
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- way,
z8 E> ^F G/ E/ ^F ^G A2 G2 ^F E2 D2
w:Moun- taines fan'd by a sweet gale, by a sweet gale,
z D2 E/ F/ G D E F2 E F2 z2 z4 
w:Moun- * taines fan'd by a sweet * gale,
E F/ G/ A E ^F G2 ^F G2
w:Loves the * hum- ble look- * ing Dale,
z G2 F E F/ G/  A B/ c/ d3 c 
w:Loves the hum- * ble look- * ing Dale, the
B A ^G A2 ^G A2 z2
w:hum- ble look- * ing Dale, 
z4 z2 z G E> F G/ A/ B/ c/ B2
w:the lov- ed leaves doe * * kisse, 
A ^F ^G A B> B A6 A2 A4  
w:Windes the lov- ed leaves doe kisse, doe kisse,
z D D d> c B/ A/ G/ F/ E/ D/ E
w:Each thing tast- eth of loves * * * * blisse,
A2 G2 F E2 F D/ E/ F/ G/ A/ B/ c> B
w:tast- eth of loves blisse, One- * * * * ly I though
c B A2 G> A B/ c/ A/ B/ c> c B A A2
w:blest I be, to be lov'd by des- tin- ie, by des- tin- ie,
z G> G F2 E D2 E  F G 
w:to be lov'd by des- tin- * ie,
c2 B A B ^G A2 ^G A2
w:Love con- fest by her sweet * breath,  
z2 z8 z e2 d> c c B A ^G A2
w:Whose love is life, whose hate is death, 
G> G ^F E2 D d c B2 A G ^F E 
w:whose hate is death, whose love is life, whose hate is death, 
B2 c/ d/ e e2 d> d c2 B A G2 F E2
w:whose * * * love is life, whose * hate is * death,
z2 z4 z2 z E G2 ^F E G ^F E D ^F2 
w:Whose love is * life, whose hate is death, 
E4 D4 ^C B, ^C16|]
w:whose hate is * death.








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T:XII. Now each flowry bancke of May
T:TENOR
T:From The First Set of Madrigals and Mottets of 5.Parts: 
T:apt for Viols and Voyces. 1612.
C:Orlando Gibbons 1583-1625
%%MIDI gchordoff
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI transpose -12
N:Original clef, C on third line
M:C
L:1/4
K:A min -8va
z4 E6 E2 ^G3 A B6 B2 E4 E8 e d2 ^c d4
w:Now each flow- ry bancke of May, Now each flow- ry bancke, 
z2 G4 G2 A6 B2 c4 B4 A8 z A> G A ^F G2 ^F E4
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- way, Wooes the streames that glides a- way, 
z8 z2 z e2 ^c d> c B/ A/ G/ ^F/ E2
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * * way,
z E e d2 c B> B A2  
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- way, 
z A2 B/ c/ d A B c2 B c2 c2 F2
w:Moun- taines * fan'd by a sweet * gale, sweet gale,
F3 E D G A3 A D4 z2 z G2 A/ B/  
w:Loves the hum- ble look- ing Dale, Loves  the * 
c B A3 B/ c/ d3 c B A B> B A2 
w:hum- ble look- ing * Dale, the hum- ble look- ing Dale, 
G E A/ B/ c/ d/ e/ f/ g2 G> A B/ G/
w:Windes the lov- ed leaves doe * * kisse, Windes the lov- ed 
 A/ B/ c/ d/ e/ ^f/ g/ e/ g ^f e d> d c B2 
w:leaves * doe * * * * * kisse, doe kisse, Windes the lov- ed 
c3 B A4 z2 A3 B/ c/ d> c B/ A/ B e2
w:leaves doe kisse, Each thing * tast- eth of * loves blisse, 
z2 z e2 d2 ^c d> c d/ e/ f/ g/ a> g 
w:of loves * blisse, One- * * ly * I though 
a e f2 e2 d2 c2 d2 A> B c G A> A G4
w:blest I be, to be lov'd by des- ten- y, by des- tin- ie, 
z2 z e ^f g> g ^f e4 e2
w:Love con- fest by her sweet breath, 
z2 z e2 d> c c B A c> B A  a2 g2 ^f e2 
w:Whose love * is life, whose hate is death,  whose love is life, 
z2 e d> d c B2 A B G A B2 
w:Whose love is life, whose hate * is * death, 
e d> d c B c2 B/ A/ B 
w:whose love is life, whose hate is * death,  
G2 g> f e d> c B e2 d2 c B> B
w:Whose love is * life, is life whose hate is death, whose
E> ^F ^G A B3 c/ d/ e4 z a2 g/ ^f/ e g ^f4 e2 e16|]
w:love is life, whose hate is * death, Whose love is life, whose hate is death.





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T:XII. Now each flowry bancke of May
T:BASSUS
T:From The First Set of Madrigals and Mottets of 5.Parts: 
T:apt for Viols and Voyces. 1612.
C:Orlando Gibbons 1583-1625
%%MIDI gchordoff
%%MIDI nobarlines
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
%%MIDI transpose -24
N:Original clef, F on third line
M:C
L:1/4
K:A min bass
b6 b2 ^g3 ^f  e4 z2 e4 e2 g6 a2 b4 a4 d4 
w:Now each flow- ry bancke, Now each flow- ry bancke of May, 
g4 e4 d3 e ^f d g2 e2 c d e3 e A12
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * way, that * glides a- way, 
z8 z8 z4 z a ^f g> f e/ d/ c/ B/ A a g2 ^f e4
w:Wooes the streames that glides a- * * way, that glides a- way,
A3 A d3 d/ d/ g4 c4 z2 z a2 b/ c'/ d' b 
w:Moun- taines fan'd by a sweet gale, Moun- taines * fan'd by 
^c' d'2 c'2 b a2 g4 c3 d/ e/ f3 e d2 d2 e4
w:a sweet gale, a sweet gale, Loves the * hum- ble look- ing Dale, 
A/ B/ c/ d/ e/ f/ g f2 e> d c2 G2
w:Windes the * * lov- * ed leaves doe * * kisse,
z2 z e2 B c d e3 e A4 
w:Windes the lov- ed leaves doe kisse,
z4 A3 B/ c/ d4 g2 e4 e2 A4 
w:Each thing * tast- eth of loves blisse, 
z8 z8 z8 z4 c4 d4 e4 z A a> g a e f2 
w:Love con- fest by her sweet breath, Whose love 
e2 d d c2 d2 e8 z8 z2 z B c d e4 f2 g3 g 
w:is life, whose hate is death,  Whose * * love is life, whose
c2 d2 e8 e4 e4 e4 A3 B ^c2 d2 "1"A4-A16|]
w:hate is death, Whose love is life, whose hate is death.
N:(1)Original a long, held to end with the other parts