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Best 1 Our hasty life away doth post - Thomas Tomkins

Our hasty life away doth post is a secular vocal work by the English composer Thomas Tomkins, published in his 1622 collection Songs of 3, 4, 5, and 6 Parts. Its text reflects on the swift passage of human life, giving the piece the moral and contemplative character found in many late English madrig...

7.62 Good
Why this score

Reflective Tomkins madrigal from late collection, serious craft, modest circulation.

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2 Ye that do live in pleasures plenty - John Wilbye

A moralistic madrigal by Wilbye addressing those living in worldly pleasure, notable within his output for its serious, reflective tone rather than amorous content.

7.60 Good
Why this score

Serious moral tone and refined setting, interesting within Wilbye's output, narrower audience appeal.

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