One hundred songs of England / ed. by Granville Bantock.
| Other author | Bantock, Granville, Sir, 1868-1946 editor. |
| Format | Musical Score |
| Publication Info | Boston : Ditson, [©1914] |
| Description | xlv, 204 pages ; 32 cm. |
| Subjects |
| Series | The musicians library |
| Contents | Summer is icumen in = Summer is a-coming in -- Ah! the sighs that come fro<U+2019> my heart -- The three ravens -- The king<U+2019>s hunt -- The hawthorn tree -- Westron wynde -- The woods so wild -- Chevy chace -- Of all the birds -- We be three poor mariners -- By a bank as I lay -- The carman<U+2019>s whistle -- The British grenadiers -- Come, live with me and be my love -- Green-sleeves -- Once I loved a maiden fair -- You gentlemen of england -- Early one morning -- Love me little, love me long -- Pretty Polly Oliver -- Begone, dull care! -- There was a jolly miller -- The barley-mow -- Barbara Allen -- The leather bottél -- John Peel -- The oak and the ash -- Love will find out the way -- With jockey to the fair -- Down among the dead men -- The bailiff<U+2019>s daughter of islington -- King Arthur (Lancashire county song) -- The cheshire man (Cheshire county song) -- The derby ram (Derbyshire county song) -- The lincolnshire poacher (Lincolnshire county song) -- Ward the pirate (Norfolk couny song) -- The barkshire tragedy (Berkshire county song) -- The vly is on the turmut (Oxfordshire county song) -- The plough-boy (Sussex county song) -- Lord Rendal (Somersetshire county song) -- Widdicombe fair (Devonshire county song) -- O mistress mine ; I thought that love had been a boy / William Byrd -- Cease, sorrows, now / Thomas Weelkes -- It was a lover and his lass ; Now is the month of maying / Thomas Morley -- As I walked forth ; Dear, do not your fair beauty wrong / Robert Johnson -- Awake, sweet love ; Now, o now, i needs must part ; Come again / John Dowland -- Shall I come, sweet love, to thee ; Never weather-beaten sail ; There is a garden in her face / Thomas Campion -- Flora gave me fairest flowers / John Wilbye -- Weep, o mine eyes / John Benet -- If she forsake me / Philip Rosseter -- Since first I saw your face / Thomas Ford -- Gather your rosebuds / William Lawes -- The silver swan / Orlando Gibbons -- Bid me to live / Henry Lawes -- Here<U+2019>s a health unto his majesty / Jeremy Savile -- My lodging it is on the cold ground / Matthew Locke -- I pass all my hours ; O the sad day! / Pelham Humfrey -- Tell me no more ; It is not that I love you less or the self-banished / John Blow -- I attempt from love<U+2019>s sickness to fly ; Nymphs and shepherds ; I<U+2019>ll sail upon the dog-star ; Dido<U+2019>s song ; Mad bess ; What shall i do? / Henry Purcell -- The roast beef of old england ; Black-eyed susan / Richard Leveridge -- Under the greenwood tree ; Blow, blow, thou winter wind ; When daises pied ; Tell me where is fancy bred ; Where the bee sucks / T. Augustine Arne -- Here<U+2019>s to the maiden / Thomas Linley -- What shepherd or nymph of the grove? ; To the fairest delia<U+2019>s grassy tomb / William Jackson -- Blow high, blow low ; Yo, heave ho! ; Then farewell, my trim-built wherry ; Tom bowling ; The jolly young waterman / Charles Dibdin -- The lass of Richmond Hill / James Hook -- Sigh no more, ladies / Richard J.S. Stevens -- The bay of Biscay / John Davy -- The death of Nelson / John Braham -- Drink to me only / Colonel R. Mellish -- Cherry ripe ; I<U+2019>ve been roaming / Charles Edward Horn -- Bid me discourse ; Should he upbraid ; Love had eyes ; The dashing white sergeant / Henry Rowley Bishop -- Meet me by moonlight / J. Augustine Wade. |
| General note | Edition for high voice. |
Availability
| Library | Location | Call Number | Status | Item Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Music | Music Stacks | M1740.O53 1914 | ✔ Available | Place Hold |