Gut Wind and Wire

1 - Scotch Cap (The English Dancing Master, 1651)
2 - Gaillarde d'escosse (published by Pierre Phalèse, 16th cent.)
3 - Laroque galliarde (Liber Primus Leviorum Carminum, 1571)
4 - Alemande de Liège
5 - Doun in yon bank
6 - Canaries, for lute
7 - Canaries, for lute
8 - All in a garden green (The English Dancing Master, 1651)
9 - Parsons Farewell
10 - Beggar Boy (from John Playford's English Dancing Master)
11 - Jon come kisse me now (Musick's Delight on the Cithren, 1666)
12 - Newcastle (The English Dancing Master, 1651)
13 - Branle double
14 - Branle de Montirande
15 - Bransle de la Torche for 5 part instrumental ensemble (Terpsichore, 15)
16 - Lady Cassilles Lilt, traditional melody (a.k.a. Johnny Faa the Gypsy Laddie)
17 - Chanter's Song
18 - O'Keefe's Slide, traditional melody
19 - Sixpenny Money, traditional melody
20 - Tenpenny Bit
21 - Clare Jig, traditional melody
22 - Sycamore, for lute, flute & bass
23 - Indigo Road, for lute
24 - My Lord of Oxenford's Mask (From Thomas Morley's "The First Booke of Consort Lessons")
25 - Queen's Treble, for lute
26 - Bianco fiore (from Le gratie d'amore)
27 - Catena d'amore (from Le gratie d'amore)
28 - So ben mi ch'ha bon tempo, aria for 4 voices
29 - Joyne Hands, for consort of instruments (from "The First Booke of Consort Lessons")
30 - Paven, for lute (from Thomas Wode's Partbooks)
31 - Work(s)~Unspecified Galliard
32 - Green Garters
33 - Pentland Hills, for ensemble
34 - Whip my toudie, for lute
35 - Remember me at evening (Skene Mandora MS)
36 - Scots Tune, for lute