2011 – 2012 Repertoire Included:
Pastime With Good Company - Henry VIII
Come Again Sweet Love - John Dowland
Never Weather Beaten Sail - Thomas Campion
Farewell Dear Love - Thomas Campion
It Was a Lover and His Lass - Matthew Harris
Juramento - Miguel Matamoros
A Gaelic Blessing - Daniel Gawthrop
Sophomoric Philosophy - Raymond F. Dvorak
When I Heard the Learned Astronomer - Michael Winikoff
You Spotted Snakes - Matthew Harris
In My Life - John Lennon/Paul McCartney

2010 – 2011 Repertoire Included:
Pastime With Good Company - Henry VIII
Now We Are Met - Anon
Though Philomela Lost Her Love - Thomas Morley
Though My Carriage - Thomas Weelkes
Sweet Kate - Robert Jones
Since First I Saw Your Face - Thomas Ford
Come Again Sweet Love - John Dowland
Now, Oh Now - John Dowland
This Love is But a Wanton Fit - Thomas Morley
Fly Not So Fast - John Ward
Witticisms (texts by Ben Franklin) - William Lock
Three May Keep a Secret
The Proud
Hide Not Your Talents
El Monigote - Arr. Diana Saez
Java Jive - Milton Drake/Ben Oakland
Yellow Submarine - Lennon/McCartney

2009 – 2010 Repertoire Included:
Pastime with good company - Henry VIII
England be Glad - Anon.
It Was a Lover and His Lass - T. Morley
Shoot False Love - T. Morley
Now is the Month of Maying - T. Morley
Ah Robin, Gentle Robin - W. Cornish
Give Beauty All Her Right - T. Campion
The Peaceful Western Wind - T. Campion
Her Rosy Cheeks - T. Campion
Blow Thine Horn, Hunter - W. Cornish
Come Thou Monarch of the Vine - H. Bishop
It Was a Lover and His Lass - R. J. S. Stevens
Madame d'amours - Anon.
Can She Excuse - J. Dowland
More Love or More Disdain - H. Purcell
Come, Come - J. Vyskocil
Pavanne for a True Musical Prince - Milcho Leviev
Butterfly - Mia Makaroff
Du bist dran - D. Dickopf (arr. Erik Sohn)
It Was a Lover and his Lass - M. Harris

2008 – 2009 Repertoire Included:
Pastime with good company - Henry VIII
The Glouchester Wassail - Trad.
The Boar's Head Carol - Trad.
Now we are met - Trad.
All at once well met - Thomas Weelkes
To shorten winter's sadness - Thomas Weelkes
This love is but a wanton fit - Thomas Morley
Full fathom five - Robert Johnson
Though Philomela lost her love - Thomas Morley
We are the men - John Meyer
Come again, sweet love - John Dowland
Fire Fire - Thomas Morley
Fair Phyllis - John Farmer
Pavanne for a True Musical Prince - Milcho Leviev
Gaudeamus igitur - Trad.
I have ere this time - Thomas Whythorne
What poor astronomers - John Dowland
Lo Country Sports - Thomas Weelkes
Round About in a Fair Ring - John Bennet
Love Shooting - Richard Dering
Take Time - John Farmer
Weep O Mine Eyes - John Bennet
Alma Llanera - Pedro Gutierrez

2007 – 2008 Repertoire Included:
Pastime with Good Company - Henry VIII
Gloucestershire Wassail - Trad. arr. Edward L. Stauff
Oy comamos y bebamos - Juan del Encina
Mas vale trocar - Juan del Encina
La Rosa Enflorece - Traditional Sephardic
Yo me soy la morenica - Anonymous
Scalerica del Oro - Traditional Sephardic
Weep O mine eyes - John Bennet
Ocho kandelikas - Trad. Sephardic
Si, la mar era de leche - Trad. Sephardic, arr. Boudreaux
We Sing - J.R. Meyer
Buns and Muffins - J.R. Meyer
Since First I Saw Your Face - John Ford
Loch Lomond - Trad. Scottish, arr. Jonathan Quick
Tango to Evora - Loreena McKennitt, arr. Jon Washburn
Hora - Julius Chajes
Pied Beauty - Rebecca Oswald
Ayyuha ssaqui - Trad. Arabic
Jesaiah dem Prophetan - Michael Praetorius
April is in My Mistress Face - Thomas Morley
Now is the Month of Maying - Thomas Morley
Though Amaryllis Dance in Green - William Byrd
Lamma Bada Yatathanna - Trad. Muwashah - arr. Shireen Abu-khader
Kings and Queens - J. R. Meyer

2006 – 2007 Repertoire Included:
La Pata Pancha - Cecilia Esquivel
Chi La Gagliarda - Baldasare Donato
It Was a Lover and His Lass - Thomas Morley
It was a Lover and His Lass - P.D.Q. Bach
The Turtle Dove - Margaret Boudreaux
Berimbao - Baden Powell, arr. Arlindo Teixeira
Pastime with Good Company - Henry VIII
La, la, la, je ne l'ose dire - Pierre Certon
Hau, Hau, Hau Le Boys - Claude Sermisy
Dindirin, dindirin - Anonymous
His Covenant and Protestation to Julia - John Clements
El Grillo - Orlando Lassus
Tanzen und Springen - Hans Leo Hassler
Chi La Gagliarda - Baldassare Donato
Il Ballerino - Giovanni Gastoldi
Johnny's Gone for a Soldier - Arr. Boudreaux
La Guerre - Clement Jannequin

Spring 2006 Repertoire Included:
Prologue (From"Einstein's Dreams (its about time . . .)" - Lorraine Whittlesey
Breaths - Ysaye Barnwell
I Would be True - Trad. Irish Melody, Arr. Paul Ayres
Benissez Nous - Trad. Sephardic Song, Arr. Stephen Cohen
He Watching over Israel (From "Elijah") - Felix Mendelssohn
Super Flumina Babylon - Giovanni P.di Palestrina
Autumn Song - Chen Dai Lin
The Hope Trilogy - Margaret Boudreaux
The City
The Nation
The Hope
My Love is Like a Red Red Rose - James Mulholland
Three Madrigals - Emma Lou Diemer
O Mistress Mine, where are you roaming?
Take, O take those lips away
Sigh no more, ladies sigh no more
Finale (From "The Magic Flute") - W. A. Mozart
The Stars are with the Voyager - Eleanor Daley
The Lord Bless You and keep You - Peter Lutkin

Spring 2005 Repertoire Included:
Tungarre - Steven Leek
Yo me soy un morenica - Anon. 15th cent. Spain
Mas vale trocar - Juan del Encina
Pavanne for a True Musical Prince - Milcho Leviev
Lbintish Shäläbiyäh - Levant Folksong, arr. Shireen Abu-Khader
Asidae - Trad. Ghanian Childrens Song, arr. Lisa Moore
Mata del Anima Sola - Antonio Estevéz
If music be the food of love - Henry Purcell, arr. M. Boudreaux
Innsbruck ich muss dich lassen - Heinrich Isaak
Pastime with Good Company - Henry VIII
Come again, sweet love - John Dowland
Fine knacks for ladies - John Dowland
Come surrah, Jack ho! - Thomas Weelkes
Weep, O mine eyes - John Bennet
Fairwell, dear love - Robert Jones
Sing we and chant it - Thomas Morley
The Marvelous Toy - Tom Paxton

Fall 2004 Repertoire Included:
Pastime with Good Company - Henry VIII
Gloucestershire Wassail - Eng. Trad. arr. Vaughn Williams
The Boar's Head Carol - Eng. Trad. arr. Elizabeth Poston
Come again, sweet love - John Dowland
Fine knacks for ladies - John Dowland
Come surrah, Jack ho! - Thomas Weelkes
Weep, O mine eyes - John Bennet
Fairwell, dear love - Robert Jones
Sing we and chant it - Thomas Morley
O, eyes of my beloved - Orlando de Lasso
The nightengale - William Byrd
The Marvelous Toy - Tom Paxton
Good King Kong - P.D.Q. Bach
Two Children's Songs from Ghana - arr. Lisa Moore
The Queen to me a royal pain doth give - P.D.Q. Bach

Spring 2004 Repertoire Included:
Pastime with Good Company - Henry VIII

Songs about animals:
(Swans)-
Il bianco e dolce cigno - Jacob Arcadelt
The Silver Swan - Orlando Gibbons
(Chickens)
Il est bel e bon - Pierre Passereau
(A Flea)-
Un Puce - Claude LeJeune
(Barnyard)-
Audite Nova - Orlando Lassus
(Sharks)-
Ngana - Stephen Leek

Songs about Love:
Do You Not Know - Thomas Morley
Sweet Phyllis Stay - Henry Youll
O Fly not, Love - Thomas Morley
Your Shining Eyes - Thomas Bateson

We Are - Ysaye Barnwell

2003 Repertoire:
2003's repertoire saw the Madrigals performing a diverse variety of non-standard pieces from Sweet Honey in the Rock to Salsa. Below is an excerpt from 2002's Chamber Music on the Hill Latin-America Concert describing the pieces learned and skillfully performed by the Madrigals in only a few weeks. Each piece has its own specific history and complex musical concept:

"Congori Shango comes from Costa Rica and the Santeria religion, which comes from the enslaved Yoruba of West Africa. Banned from practicing their faith, the Yoruba people created saint-like deities representing elements found on earth. Shango represents the fire and thunder god, a warrior, but is also the god of music and drums. In this piece you will hear the dance: clave rhythm and imitative instruments to make the audience feel the pulse of life itself. Salseo, a Venezuelan piece featuring Caribbean salsa, has the same qualities. El Manguito, a traditional piece from Venezuela, also shares these musical traits. Continuing with the force of life theme, Natalia, Xicoci conetzintle, and Don Dolon Dolon are lullabies. From Venezuela, Mexico and Argentina, respectively, a variety is hereby presented under one cultural theme. Incidentally, Xichochi is written musically in the style of colonial Spain, but the language used is the Aztec's Nahuatl."

-Program notes by Tara DellaFranzia