Texts by F. Harvey set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Frederick William Harvey (1888 - 1957)

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Calm with the calm of all old earth has taken - H. Howells
Consolator afflictorum (Must ever I be so) - I. Gurney
Country Love Song () - I. Gurney [x]
Dinny Hill (On Dinny Hill the daffodil) - I. Gurney
From troubles of the world - H. Gál
Goddess of Night (Calm with the calm of all old earth has taken) - H. Howells
I'm homesick for my hills again GER - I. Gurney (In Flanders)
In Flanders (I'm homesick for my hills again) - I. Gurney GER
In praise of ale (Who first did vat and barrel this care-subduing booze) - I. Gurney
Must ever I be so - I. Gurney (Consolator afflictorum)
O, Cranham ways are steep and green - I. Gurney
On Dinny Hill the daffodil - I. Gurney
Scherzo (From troubles of the world) - H. Gál
Walking Song (O, Cranham ways are steep and green) - I. Gurney
Who first did vat and barrel this care-subduing booze - I. Gurney

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