Philip Rosseter

Philip Rosseter, an English composer and musician born around 1567, was a prominent figure in the thriving musical scene of his time, rubbing shoulders with contemporaries like Thomas Campion. His work, "A Book of Ayres" (1601), is a testament to his enduring influence, with modern interpretations keeping his music alive today. Rosseter's compositions, ranging from lutenist songs to choral works, offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of early 17th-century music. His legacy continues to captivate audiences and inspire musicians, making him a key figure in the English School of Lutenist Song Writers.