Giles Farnaby
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About Giles Farnaby
Giles Farnaby (c. 1563–1640) was an English composer and virginalist of the Renaissance period. Giles Farnaby was born in about 1563, perhaps in Truro, Cornwall, or near London. His father, Thomas, was a Cittizen and Joyner of London, and Giles may have been related to Thomas Farnaby (c. 1575–1647), the famous schoolmaster of Kent. But it was his cousin Nicholas Farnaby (c. 1560–1630) who may have turned him to music. Nicholas was a virginal maker
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Top Tracks
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Farnabys Humour
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Spagnioletta
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Fantasia (6 / 320)
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Giles Farnaby's Dream
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Construe my meaning (arr. G. Wilson)
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Mal sims
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The Old Spagnoleta
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Fantasia (12 / 343)
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Fantasy
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Bony Sweet Robin
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Fantasia (8 / 323)
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Loth to Depart
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A Toye (Arr. Burnett)
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Walter Erle's Pavan
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Fantasia
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Fantasia (9 / 270)
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The Old Spagnoletta
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His Humour
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A dream
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Fantasia (5 / 82)
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Fantasia (13 / 347)
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Giles Farnaby's Dreame
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Old Spagnoletta à 4, FVB 289
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Fantasia (10 / 313)
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Fantasia (4 / 489)
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Ay me, poor heart (arr. G. Wilson)
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Loth to Depart, FVB 230
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Woody-cock
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Tower Hill
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Witness, ye heavens (arr. G. Wilson)
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Fantasia, CXXIX
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A Toye
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Construe My Meaning
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Fitzwilliam Virginal Book: The Old Spagnoletta
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Farnaby: Spagnioletta
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Farnaby: Canzonets to Four Voices: No. 20, Construe My Meaning
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Harpsichord/Farnaby: Muscadin, Loath to Depart
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"Tell me Daphne"
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Muscadin
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Pawles Wharfe
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Fantasia, FVB 208
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Tell me Daphne for Lute & Bass Viol
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Carters, Now Cast Down
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The New Sa-Hoo
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Wooddy-Cock
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For two virginals
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Pawles Wharfe, CXIII
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Farnaby: Bonny Sweet Robin
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His rest
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Muscadin, CCXCIII
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