
Medieval English composer John Cooke is one of the few composers in the Old Hall Manuscript about whom we know something. He is represented by nine pieces in that source as "Cooke"; an additional, incomplete manuscript of one of his two settings of the Credo gives his first initial as "J," leading to the generally accepted speculation that his first name was John. Although the name was common in medieval England, he is identifiable with a singer who arrived at Cambridge in 1402 or 1403.
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Gloria in excelsis
Stella Celi
Stella caeli extirpavit
Ave regina
Cooke: Alma proles regina (From British Library MS 57950 "Old Hall Manuscript")
Gloria
Cooke: Stella celi
Stella Celi Extirpavit
Cooke: Ave Regina caelorum
Ave Regina caelorum
Stella celi extirpávit
Alma proles / Christi miles
Mercedes Benz
Ave Regina Celorum
Alma proles
Fanfare
Ave Regina Celorum for 3 voices
Me And Bobby McGee
Stella Celi for 3 voices
Gloria (a 5)
Alma Proles/Christi Miles/Ab Inimicis Nostris
Cooke: Ave Regina
Fall
Old Hall Manuscript: Alma Proles
Move Over
Stella Celi The Hilliard Ensemble
Ave Regina The Hilliard Ensemble
Forgiveness
Salve Regina
City To Surf (c)
City To Surf (b)
01 Old Hall Manuscript - John Cooke_ Alma proles
Warehouse
Kosciusko (a)
Alma proles/Christi miles
City To Surf (a)
Stella Celi Extirpavit, Old Hall 55 (Arr. For Vocal Trio And Organ)
Ave Regina Caelorum, Old Hall 52 (Arr. For Vocal Trio And Organ)
Funk Industry
Stella Caeli
Flotation
Old Hall Manuscript | Alma proles
Cooke: Ave Regina The Hilliard Ensemble
Cry Baby
Get It While You Can
My Baby
Memphis Exorcism
John Cooke: Alma proles
Gloria, for 5 voices (Old Hall Ms. No. 36)
Half Moon
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