Texts by D. Dickinson set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
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- Grey London skies (The blue sky of Naples is radiant to-day) - Charles Willeby
- Ludgate Hill (Up Ludgate Hill the horses) - Charles Willeby
- Lunnon is a big place - Charles Willeby (The fortune hunter)
- My lass was christened Florence, but folks all call 'er Liz - Charles Willeby (She's got such a way with 'er!)
- Oh dear, if it wasn't for wimmin () - Wilfred Sanderson [x]
- Oh, for an hour at peace/ With you by a far off rill [x] - Wilfred Sanderson (Quiet)
- Quiet (Oh, for an hour at peace/ With you by a far off rill) - Wilfred Sanderson [x]
- She's got such a way with 'er! (My lass was christened Florence, but folks all call 'er Liz) - Charles Willeby
- The blue sky of Naples is radiant to-day - Charles Willeby (Grey London skies)
- The carpet () - Wilfred Sanderson [x]
- The fortune hunter (Lunnon is a big place) - Charles Willeby
- The sandwich man (Up an' down the street I goes) - Charles Willeby
- Up an' down the street I goes - Charles Willeby (The sandwich man)
- Up Ludgate Hill the horses - Charles Willeby (Ludgate Hill)
Last update: 2020-04-27 15:08:07