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Texts by R. Newmarch set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Rosa Harriet Jeaffreson Newmarch (1857 - 1940)

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

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Special notes: All titles and first lines are included in this index, including those used by composers.
Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

  • A modern Greek song () - N. O'Neill [x]
  • At the red of the dawn DUT FRE GER SPA (The lilacs) -
  • Belehrad, Belehrad, now thou art Turkish spoil!
  • Darling Nan, darling Nan, please don't cough
  • Death on the hills (Why o'er the dark'ning hill-slopes) - E. Elgar, N. O'Neill
  • Dreams all too brief - E. Elgar ⊗
  • Hardly had I join'd the colours
  • If thro' all the wide, wide world you were to rove
  • In Saint Nich'las regiment to the war my dear love went
  • Like the clear moon shining shall be the maiden
  • Love's tempest (Silent lay the sapphire ocean) - E. Elgar
  • Mother said: "My daughter, drive our geese to water
  • Nail'd above in the sky, see, the moon shines afar
  • Once soar'd a bird, over cloudland flying
  • Out Mat went off to Malaciek, for to thresh some barley
  • Say, who is the owner of those sheep on the hill?
  • Say, whose field is this, left unplough'd and fallow?
  • Serenade (Dreams all too brief) - E. Elgar ⊗
  • Set, o sun, behind the trees, now the day is over
  • Silent lay the sapphire ocean - E. Elgar
  • Since the soaring falcon never
  • The clack and the tap of sabots (The clack and the tap of sabots)
  • The first time you appear'd to me (The first time you appear'd to me)
  • The hush of evening in the village (The hush of evening in the village !)
  • The lilacs (At the red of the dawn) DUT FRE GER SPA
  • There soars a goose with white feathers, swiftly flying
  • When you come () - N. O'Neill [x]
  • While you are fast asleep, no doubt (While you are fast asleep, no doubt)
  • Why o'er the dark'ning hill-slopes - E. Elgar, N. O'Neill
  • You could not guess, my dear, on Sunday (You could not guess) -
  • You could not guess (You could not guess, my dear, on Sunday)
  • You will live in a white-wash'd cottage (You will live in a white-wash'd cottage)

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