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51 songs
- Stanford: The Fairy Lough, Op.77 No.2
(Moira O’Neill, pseud. Agnes Shakespeare Higginson) (1864-1955)
- Quilter: Love’s Philosophy, Op.3 No.1 (Percy Bysshe Shelley) (1792-1822)
- Walthew: Eldorado (Edgar Allan Poe) (1809-1849)
- Somervell: Birds in the high hall Garden (Alfred Tennyson) (1809-1892)
- Vaughan Williams: Youth and Love (Robert Louis Stevenson) (1850-1894)
- Luard-Selby: A widow bird sat mourning (Percy Bysshe Shelley)
- Stanford: A Lullaby, Op.19 No.2 (Thomas Dekker) (ca. 1572-1632)
- German: Bird of Blue (Chrystabel, i.e. Florence Attenborough)
- Somervell: Come into the garden, Maud (Alfred Tennyson)
- Goodhart: The Bells of Clermont Town (Hilaire Belloc) (1870-1953)
- Stanford: Boat Song, Op.19 No.5 (Walter Herries Pollock) (1850-1926)
- Stanford: Cuttin’ Rushes, Op.77 No.3 (Moira O’Neill, pseud. Agnes Shakespeare Higginson)
- Walker: Corinna’s going a-maying (Robert Herrick) (1591-1674)
- White: Crabbed Age and Youth (William Shakespeare) (1564-1616)
- Samuel: Diaphenia (Henry Constable) (1562-1613)
- Somervell: Dainty little Maiden (Alfred Tennyson)
- Samuel: The Fairy Boat (Annette Horey)
- Harty: Grace for Light (Moira O’Neill, pseud. Agnes Shakespeare Higginson)
- Gurney: I will go with my father a-ploughing
(Seosamh Mac Cathmhaoil, i.e. Joseph Campbell) (1879-1944)
- Parry: A Hymn for Aviators (Mary C.D. Hamilton)
- Somervell: In Summertime on the Bredon (Alfred Edward Housman) (1859-1936)
- Stanford: Johneen, Op.77 No.4 (Moira O’Neill, pseud. Agnes Shakespeare Higginson)
- White: Ophelia’s Song (William Shakespeare)
- Maude: Magdalen (Henry Kingsley) (1830-1876)
- Clive Carey (1883-1968): Love on my Heart from Heaven Fell (Robert Bridges) (1844-1930)
- Samuel: Nanny (Thomas Percy) (1729-1811)
- Hughes: O Men from the Fields (Pádraic Colum) (1881-1972)
- Samuel: Oh my Swetynge (Anon.)
- Stanford: Ochone, when I used to be young! (George Henry Jessop) (d. 1915)
- Liddle: Since thou, o fondest (Robert Bridges)
- Somervell: Young love lies sleeping (Christina Rossetti) (1830-1894)
- Parry: A Spring Song, Op.21 No.2 (William Shakespeare)
- Lidgey: See where my love a-maying goes (Anon.)
- Lidgey: Sunny March (Norman Gale) (1862-1942)
- Stanford: The rain it raineth every day, Op.65 No.3 (William Shakespeare)
- Stanford: To the soul, Op.97 No.4 (Walt Whitman) (1819-1892)
- Quilter: The Night Piece, Op.8 No.4 (Robert Herrick)
- Quilter: The Maiden Blush, Op.8 No.2 (Robert Herrick)
- Somervell: The Lads in their hundreds (Alfred Edward Housman)
- Walthew: Mistress mine (William Shakespeare)
- Harty: The Ould Lad (Moira O’Neill, pseud. Agnes Shakespeare Higginson)
- Scott: Villanelle, Op.33 No.3 (Ernest Christopher Dowson) (1867-1900)
- Gurney: Carol of the Skiddaw Yowes (Edmond Casson) (1905-1947)
- Vaughan Williams: Whither must I wander? (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Walthew: The Splendour falls (Alfred Tennyson)
- Stanford: There’s a bower of roses (Thomas Moore) (1779-1852)
- H. Burgess Weston: Row, Burnie, row (Walter Chalmers Smith) (1824-1908)
- Harty: Scythe Song (Riccardo Stephens)
- Fryer: The Virgin’s cradle-hymn, Op.20 No.1 (Arthur Charlton)
- Michael Head (1900-1976): A green cornfield (Christina Rossetti)
- Keel: Sigh no more, ladies (William Shakespeare)
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