Texts by W. Sharp set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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William Sharp (1855 - 1905)

Fiona Macleod [pseudonym]

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Above the shadowy woodlands (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock, J. Foulds (The shadowy woodlands)
A cavalry catch (Up! for the bugles are calling) - H. Nelson, J. Sibelius
A Celtic Lullaby (Lennavan-mo) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
A Celtic Lullaby () - R. Boughton [x]
Across the silent stream (Across the silent stream) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Eichheim
Across the silent stream (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Allen, A. Bax, H. Eichheim, C. Forsyth, H. Hopekirk, R. Redman (From the Hills of Dream)
A crystal forest (The air is blue and keen and cold) (from Poems) - F. Hart
A dead calm and mist (The slow heave of the sleeping sea) (from Earth's Voices) - F. Hart
Against the dim hot summer blue (from Poems) - F. Hart (Wild roses)
A hushing song (Eilidh, Eilidh) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
Alona (Thou art the Daughter of the Sun) (from The Love Songs of Ian Mòr )
A milking Sian (Give up thy milk to her who calls) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
An autumnal evening (Deep black against the dying glow) (from Poems) - F. Hart
A Sea Rune () - R. Boughton [x]
A sky of whirling flakes of foam (from Poems) - F. Hart (Breaking billows at Sorrento)
A star was loosed from heaven (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart, J. Hawes (The lost star)
A summer air (O waving trees)
At the last (She cometh no more) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, F. Hart, J. Hawes
At the rising of the moon (At the rising of the moon) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock
Avalon (Song of Apple-trees, honeysweet and murmurous) (from The Hour of Beauty) - R. Boughton
A winter hedgerow (The wintry wolds are white; the wind) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Black swans on the Murray Lagoons (The long lagoons lie white and still) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Blossom of snow (Sing a song of blossom,") (from Poems) - M. Besly
Breaking billows at Sorrento (A sky of whirling flakes of foam) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Brown birdeen (Eilidh, Eilidh) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Buzzi-Peccia, R. Cox
But this was in the old, old, far-off days - A. Buzzi-Peccia (The Song of Ahez the Pale) [x]
By dim, mauve and. dream-white bushes of lilac (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock (Nocturne)
Calm sea and mist (The slow heave of the sleeping sea) (from Earth's Voices) - A. Benjamin
Closing doors (Eilidh, Eilidh, Eilidh, heart of me, dear and sweet) - A. Bax
Closing doors (O sands of my heart, what wind moans low along thy shadowy shore?) (from From the Hills of Dream)
Coming of the prince () - H. Loomis [x]
Cor Cordium (Sweet Heart, true heart, strong heart, star of my life, oh never) (from The Hour of Beauty) - A. Thomas
Dalua (I have heard you calling, Dalua) (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, N. Fulton, E. Whithorne
Daughter of the Sun (Thou art the Daughter of the Sun) (from The Love Songs of Ian Mòr ) - R. Boughton
Day and night (From grey of dusk, the veils unfold) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Dead love (From the Gaelic) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Deep black against the dying glow (from Poems) - F. Hart (An autumnal evening)
Desires (The Desire of Love, Joy) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Down through the thicket, out of the hedges (from Poems) - A. Barnett, A. Benjamin, F. Hart (Nightingale Lane)
Dream fantasy (There is a land of Dream) (from From the Hills of Dream) - J. Hawes
Dream-wind (When, like a sleeping child) (from Poems) - H. Bath
Each love-thought in thy mind doth rise (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (White Star of Time)
Easter (The stars wailed when the reed was born) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart, J. Hawes
Eilidh, Eilidh, Eilidh, dear to me, dear and sweet (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk, T. Pearson (Mo-lennav-a-chree)
Eilidh, Eilidh, Eilidh, heart of me, dear and sweet - A. Bax
Eilidh, Eilidh, my bonny wee lass (from From the Hills of Dream) (Hushing song) - A. Anderson, H. Bath, A. Bax, A. Buzzi-Peccia, R. Cox, H. Hopekirk, W. Rummel, B. Thornley, W. Watts
Eilidh, Eilidh (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Anderson, H. Bath, A. Bax, A. Buzzi-Peccia, R. Cox, H. Hopekirk, W. Rummel, B. Thornley, W. Watts (Hushing song)
Eilidh my Fawn (Far away upon the hills at the lighting of the dawn) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, H. Hopekirk
Eily () - H. Bath [x]
Empire (Persepolis) (The yellow waste of yellow sands) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Es ist ein Wind, der keinen Namen hat (Es ist ein Wind, der keinen Namen hat) - H. Genzmer (Text: Anonymous after William Sharp) [x]
Es ist ein Wind, der keinen Namen hat - H. Genzmer (Text: Anonymous after William Sharp) [x]
Evoë (Oceanward, the sea-horses sweep magnificently) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - H. Bath, J. Foulds
Faery song (How beautiful they are, the lordly ones) - R. Boughton
Falias (In the frost-grown city of Falias lit by the falling stars) (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes
Far away upon the hills at the lighting of the dawn (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, H. Hopekirk (Eilidh my Fawn)
Far away upon the hills (from From the Hills of Dream) (Eilidh my Fawn) - A. Bax, H. Hopekirk
Far in the inland valleys (from Poems) - F. Hart (White rose)
Far out in the grey murmurous twilight (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Finzi (The Twilit Waters)
Fate () - A. Buzzi-Peccia [x]
Finias (In the torch-lit city of Finias) (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes
Fireflies (Softly sailing emerald lights) (from Poems) - F. Hart
From grey of dusk, the veils unfold (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (Day and night)
From oversea (From oversea) (from Poems) - F. Hart
From the Gaelic (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (Dead love)
From the Hills of Dream (Across the silent stream) (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Allen, A. Bax, C. Forsyth, H. Hopekirk, R. Redman
From the Silence of Time, Time's Silence borrow (from Poems) - F. Hart (Triad)
Give up thy milk to her who calls (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, R. Boughton, P. Campbell, J. Raynor, J. Read, E. Thompson (Milking Sian)
Gorias (In Gorias are gems) (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes
Green branches, green branches, I see you beckon; I follow! (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk (The lonely hunter)
Green branches (Wave, wave, green branches, wave me far away) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, R. Boughton, F. Hart, W. Watts
Grey pastures (In the grey gloaming where the white moth flies) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Heart o'Beauty (O where are thy white hands, Heart o' Beauty?) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
Hedgerow (The wintry wolds are white; the wind) (from Poems) - A. Benjamin
He laughed at Life's Sunset Gate (from Poems) - F. Hart (In Memoriam)
His face was glad as dawn to me (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, C. Lemont, B. Rawlinson, E. Thompson (Shule, Shule, Shule, agrah!)
Holy, Holy, Holy, Christ upon the Cross (from From the Hills of Dream) (The bird of Christ) - R. Boughton, H. Hopekirk
Holy, Holy, Holy (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, H. Hopekirk (The bird of Christ)
How beautiful they are, the lordly ones - R. Boughton
Hushing song (Eilidh, Eilidh) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Anderson, H. Bath, H. Hopekirk, W. Rummel, B. Thornley, W. Watts
I-Brasîl (Liegt Trauer auf dem Wind, mein Gram) - F. Delius
I-Brasîl (There's sorrow on the wind, my grief) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Delius, D. Moule-Evans, J. Raynor GER
I dreamed of Orchil, the dim goddess who is under the brown earth (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - J. Foulds (Orchil)
I go where the sheep go (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, P. Glanville-Hicks, F. Hart, J. Hawes, J. Raynor, F. Titherington (Sheiling song)
I have heard the sea-wind sighing (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (The voice among the dunes)
I have heard you calling, Dalua (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, N. Fulton, E. Whithorne (Dalua)
I have seen all things pass and all men go (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax (Leaves, shadows, and dreams)
I hear the little children of the wind (from From the Hills of Dream) - S. Barber, F. Hart (Little children of the wind)
I hear the sea-song of the blood in my heart (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Eichheim, F. Hart (The Undersong)
In a fair place of whin and grass (from From the Hills of Dream) (The vision) - F. Hart
In a fair place (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (The vision)
In Gorias are gems, and pale gold (from The Hour of Beauty) (Gorias) - M. Barnes
In Gorias are gems (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes (Gorias)
In Memoriam (He laughed at Life's Sunset Gate) (from Poems) - F. Hart
In the fern (The feathery fern-trees make a screen) (from Poems) - F. Hart
In the frost-grown city of Falias lit by the falling stars (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes (Falias)
In the grey gloaming where the white moth flies (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (Grey pastures)
In the hollow of quiet places (In the hollows of quiet places we may meet) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock
In the hollows of quiet places we may meet (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock
In the night (O wind, why break in idle pain) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
In the secret Valley of Silence (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock, F. Hart, W. Rummel (The Valley of Silence)
In the silences of the woods (In the silences of the woods) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, F. Hart
In the sunken city of Murias (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes (Murias)
In the torch-lit city of Finias (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes (Finias)
Invocation of peace (Play me a lulling tune, O Flute-Player of Sleep) (from The Hour of Beauty) - P. Campbell
Invocation (Play me a lulling tune, O Flute-Player of Sleep) (from The Hour of Beauty) - J. Raynor
I saw a happy Spirit that wandered among flowers (from The Hour of Beauty) (Time) - F. Hart
I saw a happy Spirit (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart (Time)
I saw one put a hollow reed to his lips (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock, G. Finzi, J. Foulds (The Reed Player)
Isla, Isla, heart of my heart, it is you alone I am loving (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, W. Stephens (Isla)
Isla (Isla, Isla, heart of my heart, it is you alone I am loving) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, W. Stephens
It is not when the seamew cries above the grey-green foam (from The Hour of Beauty) - J. Raynor (The Exile)
It is the grey rock I am (from From the Hills of Dream) (Dead love) - F. Hart
It lies not on the sunlit hill (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, F. Hart, J. Raynor (The White Peace)
King of the winds, O Wind of the Sea (from Poems) - A. Shepherd (The Song of the Sea-Wind)
Lances of gold (The afternoon has drowsed through the sun-flood) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - J. Foulds
Lay me to sleep in sheltering flame (from The Hour of Beauty) - P. Campbell, F. Hart (The mystic's prayer)
Leaves, shadows, and dreams (I have seen all things pass and all men go) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
Lennavan-mo, lennavan-mo, who is it swinging you to and fro (from From the Hills of Dream) (Lullaby) - A. Bax, B. Burrows, P. Whitehead
Lennavan-Mo (Lennavan-mo) (from From the Hills of Dream) - B. Burrows, P. Whitehead
Lennavan-mo (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, B. Burrows, P. Whitehead (Lullaby)
Let loose the hounds of war (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, C. Griffes (The War-Song of the Vikings)
Liegt Trauer auf dem Wind, mein Gram - F. Delius
Little children of the wind (I hear the little children of the wind) (from From the Hills of Dream) - S. Barber, F. Hart
Little wild-rose of my heart (from The Hour of Beauty) - E. Bainton, H. Clough-Leighter (Ròseen-dhu)
Longing (O would I were the cool wind that's blowing from the sea) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock, S. Barber, A. Bax, A. Buzzi-Peccia, G. Ferrari, F. Hart, K. Lucke, W. Rummel, E. Thompson
Love came in at the door one day - R. De Koven, R. Edwyn (Love came in at the door one day)
Love came one day (Love came in at the door one day) - R. De Koven
Love in a cottage () - H. Bath [x]
Love is a beautiful dream (from The Hour of Beauty) (Cor Cordium) - A. Thomas
Low laughing, blithely scorning (from Poems) - F. Hart (The Sun Lord)
Lullaby (Lennavan-mo) (from From the Hills of Dream)
Milking Sian (Give up thy milk to her who calls) (from From the Hills of Dream) - P. Campbell, J. Raynor, J. Read, E. Thompson
Mo Bròn! (A song on the wind) (O come across the grey wild seas) (from The Hour of Beauty)
Mo Bròn! (O come across the grey wild seas) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart, K. Lucke
Mo-lennav-a-chree (Eilidh, Eilidh, Eilidh, dear to me, dear and sweet) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk, T. Pearson
Moonrise (The first snows of the year lie white) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Murias (In the sunken city of Murias) (from The Hour of Beauty) - M. Barnes
My birdeen (On bonnie birdeen) (from From the Hills of Dream) - J. Black
My grief () - R. Boughton [x]
My robe is of green (from From the Hills of Dream) - P. Campbell, H. Hopekirk, C. Taylor, N. Wood (The Bandruidh)
Nightingale Lane (Down through the thicket, out of the hedges) (from Poems) - A. Barnett, A. Benjamin, F. Hart
Nocturne (By dim, mauve and. dream-white bushes of lilac) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock
No more: let there be no more said (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart, J. Raynor (Remembrance)
Oceanward, the sea-horses sweep magnificently (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - H. Bath, J. Foulds (Evoë!)
O come across the grey wild seas (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart, K. Lucke (Mo Bròn! (A song on the wind))
O'er sandy tracts the shea-oak trees (from Poems) - F. Hart (Shea-oak trees on a stormy day)
O far away upon the hills (from From the Hills of Dream) (Eilidh my Fawn) - A. Bax, H. Hopekirk
Oh, Baby Christ, so dear to me (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, H. Hopekirk (St. Bride's lullaby)
On bonnie birdeen, sweet-bird of my heart (from From the Hills of Dream) (My birdeen) - J. Black, H. Hopekirk
On bonnie birdeen (from From the Hills of Dream) - J. Black, H. Hopekirk (My birdeen)
On bonnie birdeen (On bonnie birdeen) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk
Orchil (I dreamed of Orchil, the dim goddess who is under the brown earth) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - J. Foulds
O sands of my heart, what wind moans low along thy shadowy shore? (from From the Hills of Dream) (Closing doors) -
O sweet St. Bride of the yellow, yellow hair (from From the Hills of Dream) (The Kye-Song of St. Bride) - C. Edmunds
O sweet St. Bride of the (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Edmunds (The Kye-Song of St. Bride)
O thou that on the hills and wastes of Night art Shepherd (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax (The Rune of Age)
Out on the waste, a little lonely bird, I flit and I sing - G. Bantock (The yellowhammer's song) [x]
O waving trees - G. Peel (A summer air)
O waving trees (O waving trees) - G. Peel
O where are thy white hands, Heart o' Beauty? (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax (Heart o' Beauty)
O wind, why break in idle pain (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (In the night)
O would I were the cool wind that's blowing from the sea (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock, S. Barber, A. Bax, A. Buzzi-Peccia, H. Clough-Leighter, G. Ferrari, F. Hart, K. Lucke, W. Rummel, E. Thompson (Longing)
Phosphorescent sea (The sea scarce heaves in its calm sleep) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Play me a lulling tune, O Flute-Player of Sleep (from The Hour of Beauty) - P. Campbell, J. Raynor (Invocation)
Poor little songs, children of sorrow, go (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart, W. Rummel (The secret dews)
Prelude () - G. Bantock [x]
Red poppies (Through the seeding grass) (from Sospiri di Roma) - S. Fraser
Remembrance (No more: let there be no more said) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart, J. Raynor
Ròseen-dhu (Little wild-rose of my heart) (from The Hour of Beauty) - E. Bainton, H. Clough-Leighter
Rune of the Burden of the Tide (The tide was dark an' heavy with the) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Peterkin
Rune of the four winds (The tide was dark an' heavy with the) (from From the Hills of Dream) - P. Campbell
Shea-oak trees on a stormy day (O'er sandy tracts the shea-oak trees) (from Poems) - F. Hart
She cometh no more (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, F. Hart, J. Hawes (At the last)
Sheiling song (I go where the sheep go) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, P. Glanville-Hicks, F. Hart, J. Hawes, J. Raynor, F. Titherington
Shule agrah (His face was glad as dawn to me) (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, B. Rawlinson
Shule, Shule, agrah! (His face was glad as dawn to me) (from From the Hills of Dream) - E. Thompson
Shule, Shule, Shule, agrah! (His face was glad as dawn to me) (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Lemont
Sing a song of blossom," (from Poems) - M. Besly (Blossom of snow)
Sleep, sleep, brothers dear, sleep and dream (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Peterkin (The Song of Fionula)
Softly sailing emerald lights (from Poems) - F. Hart (Fireflies)
Song of Apple-trees, honeysweet and murmurous (from The Hour of Beauty) - R. Boughton, P. Fletcher, J. Raynor (Song of apple-trees)
Song of Apple Trees (Song of Apple-trees, honeysweet and murmurous) (from The Hour of Beauty) - P. Fletcher, J. Raynor
Song of Easter (The stars wailed when the reed was born) (from The Hour of Beauty) - R. Boughton
St. Bride's Cradle Song (Oh, Baby Christ, so dear to me) (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton
St. Bride's lullaby (Oh, Baby Christ, so dear to me) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk
St. Bride's milking song (Give up thy milk to her who calls) (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton
Sunrise above broad wheatfields (The pale tints of the twilight fields) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Sweet Heart, true heart, strong heart, star of my life, oh never (from The Hour of Beauty) - A. Thomas (Cor Cordium)
Swiftly the dews of the gloaming are falling (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Bath (The bugles of Dreamland)
The afternoon has drowsed through the sun-flood (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - J. Foulds (Lances of gold)
The air is blue and keen and cold (from Poems) - F. Hart (A crystal forest)
The Bandruidh (My robe is of green) (from From the Hills of Dream) - P. Campbell, H. Hopekirk, N. Wood
The Bell-Bird (The stillness of the Austral noon) (from Poems) - F. Hart
The Bells of Youth are ringing in the gateways of the South (from The Hour of Beauty) - G. Bantock, H. Bath, H. Clough-Leighter, P. Fletcher, N. Fulton, J. Hawes, J. Raynor, O. Speaks (The bells of youth)
The bells of youth (The Bells of Youth are ringing in the gateways of the South) (from The Hour of Beauty) - G. Bantock, H. Bath, H. Clough-Leighter, P. Fletcher, N. Fulton, J. Hawes, J. Raynor, O. Speaks
The bird of Christ (Holy, Holy, Holy) (from From the Hills of Dream) - R. Boughton, H. Hopekirk
The bugles of Dreamland (Swiftly the dews of the gloaming are falling) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Bath
The bugling of the summer wind (from Poems) - F. Hart (The summer wind)
The burthen of the tide (The tide was dark an' heavy with the) (from From the Hills of Dream)
The creatures with the shining eyes (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart (The shrewmouse)
The dark rose of thy mouth (from The Hour of Beauty) FRE - C. Griffes (The Rose of the Night)
The day is now gone (from Pharais: a Romance of the Isles) - G. McKay
The Desire of Love, Joy (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart (Desires)
The dream-wind (When, like a sleeping child) (from Poems) - F. Hart
The Exile (It is not when the seamew cries above the grey-green foam) (from The Hour of Beauty) - J. Raynor
The feathery fern-trees make a screen (from Poems) - F. Hart (In the fern)
The first snows of the year lie white (from Poems) - F. Hart (Moonrise)
The Green Lady (My robe is of green) (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Taylor
The Isle of Lost Dreams (There is an Isle beyond our ken) (from Romantic Ballads) - W. Browne, F. Hart FRE
The Kye-Song of St. Bride (O sweet St. Bride of the) (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Edmunds
The Lament of Ian the Proud (What is this crying that I hear in the wind?) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Eichheim, C. Griffes FRE
The lonely hunter (Green branches, green branches, I see you beckon; I follow!) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Hopekirk
The long lagoons lie white and still (from Poems) - F. Hart (Black swans on the Murray Lagoons)
The lost star (A star was loosed from heaven) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart, J. Hawes
The Mourners (When they had made the cradle) - J. Raynor
The mystic's prayer (Lay me to sleep in sheltering flame) (from The Hour of Beauty) - P. Campbell, F. Hart
The pale tints of the twilight fields (from Poems) - F. Hart (Sunrise above broad wheatfields)
The prayer of Fiona Macleod (The day is now gone) (from Pharais: a Romance of the Isles) - G. McKay
The Reed Player (I saw one put a hollow reed to his lips) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock, G. Finzi, J. Foulds
There is a land of Dream (from From the Hills of Dream) - J. Hawes (Dream fantasy)
There is a lonely stream afar in a lone dim land (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock (The Washer of the Ford)
There is an Isle beyond our ken (from Romantic Ballads) FRE - W. Browne, F. Hart (The Isle of Lost Dreams)
There is peace on the sea to-night (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart (When there is peace)
There's sorrow on the wind, my grief (from The Hour of Beauty) GER - F. Delius, D. Moule-Evans, J. Raynor (I-Brasîl)
The Rose of the Night (The dark rose of thy mouth) (from The Hour of Beauty) - C. Griffes FRE
The Rune of Age (O thou that on the hills and wastes of Night art Shepherd) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
The sea scarce heaves in its calm sleep (from Poems) - F. Hart (Phosphorescent sea)
The secret dews (Poor little songs, children of sorrow, go) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
The shadowy woodlands (Above the shadowy woodlands) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Bantock, J. Foulds
The shrewmouse (The creatures with the shining eyes) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart
The singer in the woods (Where moongrey-thistled dunes divide the woods from the sea) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock
The slow heave of the sleeping sea (from Earth's Voices) - A. Benjamin, F. Hart (A dead calm and mist)
The Song of Ahez the Pale (But this was in the old, old, far-off days) - A. Buzzi-Peccia [x]
The Song of Fionula (Sleep, sleep, brothers dear, sleep and dream) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Peterkin
The Song of the Sea Wind (King of the winds, O Wind of the Sea) (from Poems) - A. Shepherd
The Sons Of Sîr () - J. Raynor [x]
The stars wailed when the reed was born (from The Hour of Beauty) - R. Boughton, F. Hart, J. Hawes (Easter)
The stillness of the Austral noon (from Poems) - F. Hart (The Bell-Bird)
The summer wind (The bugling of the summer wind) (from Poems) - F. Hart
The Sun Lord (Low laughing, blithely scorning) (from Poems) - F. Hart
The tide was dark an' heavy with the (from From the Hills of Dream) - P. Campbell, G. Peterkin (The burthen of the tide)
The Twilit Waters (Far out in the grey murmurous twilight) (from The Silence of Amor: Prose Rhythms) - G. Finzi
The Undersong (I hear the sea-song of the blood in my heart) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Eichheim
The unknown wind (When the day darkens) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart GER
The Valley of Silence (In the secret Valley of Silence) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock, F. Hart, W. Rummel
The vision (In a fair place) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
The voice among the dunes (I have heard the sea-wind sighing) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
The War-Song of the Vikings (Let loose the hounds of war) (from From the Hills of Dream) - C. Griffes
The Washer of the Ford (There is a lonely stream afar in a lone dim land) (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock
The wasp (Where the ripe pears droop heavily) (from Poems) - A. Benjamin, J. Hawes
The west wind lifts the plumes of the fir (from Poems) - F. Hart (When the greenness is come again)
The white merle () - J. Foulds [x]
The White Peace (It lies not on the sunlit hill) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, F. Hart, J. Raynor
The wintry wolds are white; the wind (from Poems) - A. Benjamin, F. Hart (A winter hedgerow)
The yellowhammer's song (Out on the waste, a little lonely bird, I flit and I sing) - G. Bantock [x]
The yellow waste of yellow sands (from Poems) - F. Hart (Empire (Persepolis))
Thou art the Daughter of the Sun (from The Love Songs of Ian Mòr ) - R. Boughton (Alona)
Through the seeding grass (from Sospiri di Roma) - S. Fraser (Red poppies)
Thy dark eyes to mine, Eilidh (from From the Hills of Dream) FRE - A. Bax, H. Fletcher, C. Griffes, F. Hart, H. Hopekirk (Thy dark eyes to mine)
Thy dark eyes to mine (Thy dark eyes to mine, Eilidh) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, H. Fletcher, C. Griffes, F. Hart, H. Hopekirk FRE
Time (I saw a happy Spirit) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart
Tragic lullaby () - R. Boughton [x]
Triad (From the Silence of Time, Time's Silence borrow) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Under Song (I hear the sea-song of the blood in my heart) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Under the Evening Star (Poor little songs, children of sorrow, go) (from From the Hills of Dream) - W. Rummel
Up! for the bugles are calling - H. Nelson, J. Sibelius (A cavalry catch)
Vale, Amor! (We do not know this thing) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart
Venitia () - J. Raynor [x]
Viking-Battle-Song (Let loose the hounds of war) (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax
Wave, wave, green branches, wave me far away (from From the Hills of Dream) - A. Bax, R. Boughton, F. Hart, W. Watts (Green branches)
We do not know this thing by the spoken word (from The Hour of Beauty) (Vale, Amor!) - F. Hart
We do not know this thing (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart (Vale, Amor!)
What is this crying that I hear in the wind? (from From the Hills of Dream) FRE - H. Eichheim, C. Griffes (The Lament of Ian the Proud)
When, like a sleeping child or a bird in the nest (from Poems) (The dream-wind) - H. Bath, F. Hart
When, like a sleeping child (from Poems) - H. Bath, F. Hart (The dream-wind)
When the day darkens, when dusk grows light (from From the Hills of Dream) GER (The unknown wind) - F. Hart
When the day darkens (from From the Hills of Dream) GER - F. Hart (The unknown wind)
When the dew is falling (When the dew is falling) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Eichheim, F. Hart, H. Hopekirk, H. Howells, W. Johnson, D. Moule-Evans, E. Schneider, C. Walker
When the greenness is come again (The west wind lifts the plumes of the fir) (from Poems) - F. Hart
When there is peace (There is peace on the sea to-night) (from The Hour of Beauty) - F. Hart
When they had made the cradle - J. Raynor (The Mourners)
Where moongrey-thistled dunes divide the woods from the sea (from From the Hills of Dream) - G. Bantock (The singer in the woods)
Where the ripe pears droop heavily (from Poems) - A. Benjamin, J. Hawes (The wasp)
White rose (Far in the inland valleys) (from Poems) - F. Hart
White Star of Time (Each love-thought in thy mind doth rise) (from From the Hills of Dream) - F. Hart
Wild roses (Against the dim hot summer blue) (from Poems) - F. Hart
Would I were the Cold Wind (O would I were the cool wind that's blowing from the sea) (from From the Hills of Dream) - H. Clough-Leighter

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