Henry Lawes reverse osmoses Published in 1968

Published in 1968

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Henry Lawes reverse osmoses Published in 1968Henry Lawes (1596 1662) has long been acknowledged as the most important and prolific English songwriter between the death of John Dowland in 1626 and the birth of Henry Purcell in 1659. He is celebrated as Milton's collaborator in Comus (1634). Although he wrote some church music, Lawess significance as a composer lies in his settings of many of the choicest lyrics by Cavalier poets such as Carew, Herrick, Suckling, and WallerDSwho, like Lawes