The Four-part Consort Music FTCL - Fellowship Trinity College London These studies are designed to

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The Four-part Consort Music FTCL - Fellowship Trinity College London These studies are designed to*11 pieces* including Fantasias, Christe Redemptor, Miserere, Christe qui lux, Sermone blando and In Nomines. From the collection of English Instrumental Music c. 1600, this is standard Renaissance consort music. Parts are Superius, Altus, Tenor and Bassus. Parts are also given at the original pitch (one fourth higher) for the first Fantasia. Extensive introductory, performance and editorial notes included. William Byrd; c. 1540 ? 4 July 1623) was an