Author: John Collings Squire, Sir (1884 - 1958)
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Texts set to music as art song or choral works [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
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- At Martinmas, when I was born (from Tricks of the Trade) - Peter Warlock (Mr. Belloc's Fancy)
- At Martinmas, when I was born (from Tricks of the Trade) (Mr. H. Belloc)
- Comest thou from high heaven or from the abyss CZE POR ROM (Hymn to Beauty)
- Eight bells (It was eight bells in the forenoon and hammocks running sleek) (from Tricks of the Trade) - Cyril Bradley Rootham
- Epitaph in old mode (The leaves fall gently on the grass) (from Poems, second series)
- Epitaph in old mode (The leaves fall gently on the grass) (from Poems, second series) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney
- Hymn to Beauty (Comest thou from high heaven or from the abyss) CZE POR ROM
- I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died!" (from Twelve Poems) (The march)
- I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died!" (from Twelve Poems) - Granville Ransome Bantock, Sir (The march)
- I'm sure that you would never guess (from Tricks of the Trade) (Mr. W. H. Davies)
- I'm sure that you would never guess (from Tricks of the Trade) - Albert Hay Malotte (The poor old man)
- It was eight bells in the forenoon and hammocks running sleek (from Tricks of the Trade) - Cyril Bradley Rootham (Eight bells)
- It was eight bells in the forenoon and hammocks running sleek (from Tricks of the Trade) (Sir Henry Newbolt)
- Meditation in lamplight (What deaths men have died, not fighting but impotent) (from Poems, second series)
- Mr. Belloc's Fancy (At Martinmas, when I was born) (from Tricks of the Trade) - Peter Warlock
- Mr. H. Belloc (At Martinmas, when I was born) (from Tricks of the Trade)
- Mr. W. H. Davies (I'm sure that you would never guess) (from Tricks of the Trade)
- Semper eadem (“Whence,” ask you, “is this heavy sadness shed) CZE CZE ROM
- Sir Henry Newbolt (It was eight bells in the forenoon and hammocks running sleek) (from Tricks of the Trade)
- Song (You are my sky; beneath your circling kindness) (from Poems, second series)
- The leaves fall gently on the grass (from Poems, second series) (Epitaph in old mode)
- The leaves fall gently on the grass (from Poems, second series) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney (Epitaph in old mode)
- The march (I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died!") (from Twelve Poems)
- The march (I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died!") (from Twelve Poems) - Granville Ransome Bantock, Sir
- The poor old man (I'm sure that you would never guess) (from Tricks of the Trade) - Albert Hay Malotte
- There was no song nor shout of joy (from Twelve Poems) (The ship)
- There was no song nor shout of joy (from Twelve Poems) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney, Raymond J. Parfrey, Henry Sang (The ship)
- The ship (There was no song nor shout of joy) (from Twelve Poems)
- The ship (There was no song nor shout of joy) (from Twelve Poems) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney, Raymond J. Parfrey, Henry Sang
- What deaths men have died, not fighting but impotent (from Poems, second series) (Meditation in lamplight)
- What deaths men have died, not fighting but impotent (from Poems, second series) - Peter Andrew Tranchell (What deaths men have died)
- What deaths men have died (What deaths men have died, not fighting but impotent) (from Poems, second series) - Peter Andrew Tranchell
- “Whence,” ask you, “is this heavy sadness shed CZE CZE ROM (Semper eadem)
- You are my sky; beneath your circling kindness (from Poems, second series) (Song)
- You are my sky; beneath your circling kindness (from Poems, second series) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney (You are my sky)
- You are my sky (You are my sky; beneath your circling kindness) (from Poems, second series) - Ivor (Bertie) Gurney
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