BRITISH ART SONGS

 Bartlet, John

  When from my love I Iookte = 10

 Britten, Benjamin

  A cradle song = 13

  Death, be not proud = 17

  Let the florid music praise! = 22

  Oh my blacke Soule! = 28

  Seascape = 32

  Since she whom I loved = 39

  The highland balou = 43

 Campion, Thomas

  Beauty is but a painted hell = 46

  Her rosie cheekes = 49

  The peaceful westerne winde = 53

 Delius, Frederick

  To Daffodils = 57

 Dowland, John

  Away with these self-loving lads = 60

  Come away = 64

  Shall I sue, shall I seeke for grace? = 70

 Elgar, Edward

  A Song of autumn = 75

  Is she not passing fair? = 81

  Like to the damask rose = 87

 Gibbs, C. Armstrong

  Crowning = 93

  Revelation = 98

 Head, Michael

  The ships of Arcady = 103

  Beloved = 108

  A blackbird singing = 111

  Nocturne = 114

 Hughes, Herbert

  O men from the fields = 118

 Parry, C. Hubert H.

  A spring song = 122

 Purcell, Henry

  An Evening Hymn = 126

  If music be the food of love = 133

  Music for a while = 139

  The blessed Virgin's expostulation = 143

 Quilter, Roger

  Blow, blow, thou winter wind = 152

  Come away, death = 158

  My life's delight = 162

  O mistress mine = 166

  Weep you no more = 169

 Scott, Cyril

  Villanelle = 172

 Somervell, Arthur

  Come into the garden, Maud = 175

  On the idle hill of Summer = 184

  White in the moon the long road lies = 188

 Stanford, C. Villiers

  A lullaby = 192

  Cuttin' rushes = 195

  The Fairy lough = 202

  The rain it raneth every day = 208

 Vaughan-Williams, Ralph

  Hugh's song of the road = 212

  Let Beauty awake = 221

  Silent noon = 225

  The roadside fire = 230

  The vagabond = 235

 White, Maude Valerie

  Crabbed age and youth = 241

  Ophelia's Song = 246

AMERICAN ART SONGS

 Argento, Dominick

  Dirge = 251

  Spring = 254

  Sleep = 258

 Bacon, Ernst 

  Stars = 261

  The Lamb = 264

 Barber, Samuel

  At Saint Patrick's purgatory = 268

  I hear an army = 271

  Rain has fallen = 276

  St. Ita's vision = 280

  Sure on this shining night = 284

  The daisies = 286

  The desire for hermitage = 288

  The monk and his cat = 292

  The secrets of the old = 296

 Bernstein, Leonard

  Plum pudding = 299

  Extinguish my eyes... = 302

  When my soul touches yours... = 306

 Carpenter, John Alden

  Serenade = 309

  When I bring to you colour'd toys = 316

 Copland, Aaron

  At the river = 320

  Ching-a-ring chaw = 323

  Dear March, come in! = 329

  Going to Heaven! = 335

  Nature, the gentlest mother = 341

  The world feels dusty = 346

  The little horses = 348

 Diamond, David

  Brigid's song = 351

 Griffes, Charles T.

  By a lonely forest pathway = 353

  The lament of Ian the proud = 356

 Hageman, Richaard

  “Do not go, my love”= 361

 Ives, Charles

  form “The Swimmers”= 365

  Ann street = 370

  At the river = 372

  The White gulls = 374

  West London = 376

 Kreutz, Robert

  December lark = 379

 Latham, William P.

  The new love and the old = 381

 Lekberg, Sven

  Birds singing at dusk = 385

 Persichetti, Vincent

  Out of the morning = 388

  Thou child so wise = 390

 Pfautsch, Lloyd

  Lute book lullaby = 393

 Read, Gardner

  A white blossom = 395

 Rorem, Ned

  Spring and fall = 399

  The lordly Hudson = 402

  For Susan = 407

  Clouds = 410

  What sparks and wiry cries = 412

 Thomson, Virgil

  English usage = 415

  The tiger = 419

  Preciosilla = 424