of the Globe. Music connected with Shakespeare's plays The following list mainly follows the order of "Shakespeare's lutenist" (a recording of the singers Emma Kirkby and David Thomas with the lutenist Anthony Rooley): Where the bee sucks; (The Tempest) Hark, hark! the lark; (Cymbeline) Come hither, you that love; As I walked forth; Woods, rocks, and mountains (supposedly from the lost Shakespearean play Cardenio); 'Tis late and cold; O let us howl; Arm, arm!; Come away, Hecate; Fantasia (lute); Pavan I in C minor; Pavan II in F minor; Pavan III in C minor; Galliard (lute); Charon, oh Charon; Away delights; Come, heavy sleep; Care-charming sleep; Alman I (lute); Alman II (lute); Alman III (lute); Alman IV; Corant (lute); Full fathom five; (The Tempest) Adieu, fond love; Come away, thou lady gay; Tell me, dearest; See also Drexel 4175 Notes External links http://www.contemplator.com/england/walkfrth.html http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/robert-johnson.htm Free musical animation on the First Witches Dance Music Collection in Cambridge Digital Library which contains early copies/examples of Johnson's compositions English classical composers English Baroque composers Renaissance composers 1580s births 1633 deaths English lutenists 17th-century English composers People of the Elizabethan era Year of birth uncertain Year of death uncertain Place of birth missing 17th-century classical composers English male classical composers 17th-century English musicians