Favourite English Songs
MAUDE VALÉRIE WHITE
(1855-1937)
1
So we'll go no more a-roving
4:38
Words by Lord Byron
EDWARD ELGAR
(1857-1934)
2
Queen Mary's Song
4:29
Words by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
THOMAS DUNHILL
(1877-1946)
3
The Cloths of Heaven. Op. 30 No. 3
2:29
from
The Wind among the Reeds
Words by W.B. Yeats
ROGER QUILTER
(1877-1953)
4
Love's Philosophy, Op. 3 No. 1
1:24
from
Three Songs
Words by Percy Bysshe Shelley
RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS
(1872-1958)
5
Silent Noon
4:38
from
The House of Life
Words by D.G. Rosetti
DOROTHY HOGBEN
(dates unknown)
6
The Shawl
4:23
Words by Lawrence Atkinson
BENJAMIN BRITTEN
(1913-1976)
7
Fish in the unruffled lakes
3:08
Words by W.H. Auden
LENNOX BERKELEY
(1903-1989)
8
O lurcher-loving collier, Op. 53 No. 2
2:30
from
Five Poems
by W.H. Auden
BENJAMIN BRITTEN
9
O Waly, Waly
3:58
from
British Folk Songs
, Volume 3 No. 6
Folksong from Somerset
PERCY GRAINGER
(1882-1961)
10
The Sprig of Thyme
2:32
Folksong from Lincolnshire
GEOFFREY BUSH
(1920-1998)
11
Sigh no more, ladies
1:56
from
Eight Songs for High Voice
Words by William Shakespeare
HERBERT HOWELLS
(1892-1983)
12
Come Sing and Dance
3:52
Words from an old carol
13
Gavotte
3:05
Words by Sir Henry Newbolt
FRANK BRIDGE
(1879-1941)
14
Go not, happy day
1:22
Words by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
PETER WARLOCK
(1894-1930)
15
My Own Country
2:48
from
Three Belloc Songs
Words by Hilaire Belloc
CECIL ARMSTRONG GIBBS
(1889-1960)
16
Silver, Op. 30 No. 2
3:16
Words by Walter de la Mare
GRAHAM PEEL
(1877-1960)
17
The Early Morning
1:28
Words by Hilaire Belloc
MICHAEL HEAD
(1900-1976)
18
Sweet Chance, that led my steps abroad
2:17
from
Songs of the Countryside
Words by W.H. Davies
LIZA LEHMANN
(1862-1918)
19
The Swing
1:25
from
The Daisy-Chain
Words by R.L. Stevenson
GERALD HUGH TYRWHITT-WILSON
(1883-1950)
Lord Berners
20
Red Roses and Red Noses
2:23
Words by Lord Berners
BENJAMIN BRITTEN
21
Come you not from Newcastle?
1:06
from
Hullah's Song-Book
(English)
WILLIAM WALTON
(1902-1983)
22
Old Sir Faulk
2:05
Words by Dame Edith Sitwell
Felicity Lott soprano
Graham Johnson piano
24-26 October 1988