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Lovely madrigal by the Renaissance composer Thomas Morley arranged for various combinations of wind instruments: so far, the following are available: flute trio (3 C flutes) flute trio (2 flutes and 1 alto flute) wind trio (flute, oboe and cor anglais) recorder trio (descant, treble and tenor recorders) (in the case of the recorders I have kept the dynamics of the other versions for information although I am of course aware that the dynamic range of recorder is smaller) Other combinations may well become available eventually.I have altered the madrigal very subtlely by adding some phrasing and staccatos and tying some notes that were originally repeated because of the verbal underlay of the original madrigal. The pdf file contains score and parts. The sound sample is an electronic preview.
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