Richard Allison

The works of Richard Allison are entitled “The Psalmes of David in Meter,” and “An Howres Entertainment in Musick.” He also added tranquility to Thomas East’s “Entire Booke of Psalmes” using the melodic range carried from the tenor. Allison’s manifestation and influence may also be within Thomas Morley’s “Initial Booke of Consort Lessons” particularly in the more technical harmonies. His personal tag was the transfer he gave towards the tenor tone of voice boh in vocal and instrumental music. Text messages that he used were of the relatively cerebral or ethereal personality and his rhtyhms had been usually stable and peaceful.