Pastime With Good Company by Henry VIII - TROMBONE QUARTET

The English folk tune "Pastime with Good Company", alternatively known as "The King's Ballad" or "The Kynges Balade", is a composition credited to King Henry VIII. This song was created in the early 16th century, shortly following his crowning ceremony. This particular piece is often celebrated as his most renowned work, gaining widespread popularity not only in England but also other European nations during the Renaissance period. It is speculated that the song was composed in honor of Catherine of Aragon. The song has a playtime of approximately 3 minutes. A demonstration video can be found on YouTube.