The Third Booke of Songes (Dowland, John)
| Title | Third Booke of Songs |
| Alternative title | The Third and Last Booke of Songs or Aires Newly composed to sing to the Lute, Orpharion, or viols, and a dialogue for a base and meane Lute with five voices to sing thereto |
| Creators | John Dowland, composer |
| Opus | — |
| Instrumentation | voice and lute voice, lute and viol voice and viol 4 voices and lute soprano, alto, tenor, bass and lute 2 voices and 2 lutes 2 lutes 5 voices and 2 lutes |
| Number of movements | 21 |
| Keys | — |
| Composed | — |
| First published | 1603 |
| Dedication | John Souch, Esq. |
| Tempo markings | — |
| Metronome markings | — |
| Time signatures | — |
| Average duration (sec) | — |
| Number of measures | — |
| Composition types | Songs, Airs |
| Language | English |
| Period | Renaissance |
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| Details | Section | Type | Publisher | Date | File (click to view) |
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| View | Complete | — | P. S. for Thomas Adams | 1603 | Complete Book (Table Format) |
| View | Complete | — | P. S. for Thomas Adams | 1603 | Complete Book |
| View | Complete | selections | — | — | 5. Me, me and none but me 8. Flow not so fast, ye fountaines 19. The lowest trees have tops |
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