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One of the most enduring English folk tunes, first referenced in 1580, often associated with Henry VIII though its true origins remain unknown.

"Greensleeves" is a traditional English folk song, famously linked to the Renaissance era. Though sometimes erroneously attributed to King Henry VIII, its true origins remain anonymous. The melancholic melody has inspired countless arrangements, from lute ballads to Christmas carols like "What Child is This?".

Though often linked to Henry VIII, the earliest surviving manuscript of Greensleeves dates to 1580, long after his reign. Its true origins remain unknown.

"Greensleeves" is a timeless English folk tune first documented in 1580, often associated with King Henry VIII. Its melancholic melody was later adapted into the Christmas carol "What Child Is This?" during the Victorian era.

"Greensleeves" is a Renaissance-era English folk ballad, often erroneously linked to King Henry VIII. Its melancholic tune and lyrical themes of unrequited love have made it a cultural staple, adapted into countless arrangements and referenced in works like Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor".