Singing through the ages.
| Author/creator | Harris, Roy |
| Other author | Evanson, Jacob Arthur, 1899- |
| Format | Musical Score |
| Publication Info | New York : American Book Co., [©1940] |
| Description | 2 volumes ; 27 cm |
| Subjects |
| Contents | v.1. Melodic and harmonic songs.--v.2. Contrapuntal songs. |
| Contents | Volume 1: The hundred and fiftieth psalm -- Aeterne rerum conditor -- A solis ortus cardine -- Vexilla Regis prodeunt -- Requiem aeternam (Introit from Mass for the Dead) -- Kyrie (From Mass No. 1 - Lux et origo) -- Gloria (From Mass no. 1 - Lux et origo) -- Christus factus est (Gradual from Mass for Maundy Thursday) -- Alleluia, justus Germinabit (Alleluia from the Gregorian mass for doctors) -- Victimae paschali laudes (Easter Sunday sequence) - Custodi me (Offertory from the mass for Tuesday of Holy Week) -- Sanctus (From mass no.1 - Lux et origo) -- Agnus dei (From mass no.1 - Lux et origo) -- Quinque prudentes virgins (Communion from the Gregorian mass for a virgin not a martyr) -- Al expirar el agonizante -- Tantum ergo -- Orientis partibus (From Conductus ad tabulam) -- At the coming of spring -- Birdlings sweet did sing -- Nightingales sing sweet -- Romance -- Lai -- O thou great God -- Praise to thee -- A mighty fortress is our God / Martin Luther -- Psalm 121 / O. Gibbons -- Greensleeves -- The hunt is up -- It was a lover and his lass -- Robin Hood and the tanner -- Pretty Polly Oliver -- Searching for lambs -- As I gaed down the waterside -- The dowie dens of Yarrow -- An auld man he courted me -- Shule agra -- The Irishman -- The wind that shakes the barley -- Canto dei gondolieri -- Ninna nanna (Anagni) -- Song of the fugitives -- The bells of Novgorod -- He<U+2019>s gone away -- The blackbird and the crow -- John Riley -- La primavera -- The lone prairee -- The old Chisholm trail -- The shanty boy and the farmer<U+2019>s son -- The shuffling chant -- Shenandoah -- The story of Norah -- Li<U+2019>l boy name David -- Credo (Excerpt from Credo of the mass written for the coronation of Charles V) / Guillame de Machaut -- Ave mater, O Maria / Oswald von Wolkenstein -- Communio, from Dominica III / Heinrich Isaac -- Lauda sion salvatorem -- The unwise man / Claude Goudimel -- Madrigal / Adrian Willaert -- Our saviour, bless the food / Claude Le Jeune -- Canst thou say the ave? / Orlando di Lasso -- Your dancing fills my heart with joy / Guillame Costeley -- Villanella all Napolitana / Baldassare Donati -- Look, mistress mine / Francis Pilkington -- Noel (Sors de Ton Lit Paré) / François Eustache du Caurroy -- Psalm 122 / Giles Farnaby -- Madrigal / Thomas Morley -- Away with these self-loving lads / John Dowland -- Eros, for thy reward / Claudio Monteverdi -- Kyrie / Thomas Tomkins -- Since Robin Hood / Thomas Weelkes -- It is enough / Dietrich Buxtehude -- Seamen<U+2019>s chorus (Les fêtes d<U+2019>Hébé) / Jean-Philippe Rameau -- Now come, all ye people / E.F. Niedt -- Choral / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Elegiac song / L. van Beethoven -- Psalm 32 / Harmonized by Roy Harris -- Chorus of the angels (From Goethe<U+2019>s “Faust”) / Franz Peter Schubert -- Anthem: O magnify the Lord with me -- The sower / Johannes Brahms -- Sixty-seventh psalm / Charles e. Ives -- O mistress mine / Lennox Berkeley -- Psalm XXIII: My shepherd will supply my need / Arr. Virgil Thomson -- Ave Maria / Edwin John Stringham -- That<U+2019>s the idea of freedom. |
| LCCN | 41014552 |