Texts by E. Lockton set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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 land of roses (There's a land of roses) - T. del Riego [x]
• All joy be thine this day of heart’s delight - W. Sanderson
• All joy be thine (All joy be thine this day of heart’s delight) - W. Sanderson
• A longing () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Amid the roses Mary sits CAT DUT FRE - M. Reger
• A moorland lament () - H. Oliver [x]
• Awake! awake! and hearken to the breeze - L. Ronald
• Baby, I've a little nest - W. Sanderson
• Beautiful music is waking today [x]
• Because, you come to me - H. Rhodes
• Because (Because, you come to me) - H. Rhodes
• Bird lullaby (Baby, I've a little nest) - W. Sanderson
• Blancs papillons DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Brise d'été (Vent bienfaiteur caresse les monts) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Buy my strawberries (Oh! buy, oh! buy my strawberries) - H. Oliver
• Choeur (Jardin des fleurs, si beau) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Cumley Down () - H. Oliver [x]
• Daybreak (Awake! awake! and hearken to the breeze) - L. Ronald
• Déjà l'alouette a pris son vol DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Dormez (Reposez-vous, les belles fleurs) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Down ev'ry road each silent eventide - M. Nightingale [x]
• Down Vauxhall Way (When Lady Betty walks abroad) - H. Oliver
• En bourdonnant de fleur en fleur DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Evening (Goodnight, fair rose, goodnight!) - L. Ronald
• God go along with you () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Goodnight, fair rose, goodnight! - L. Ronald
• Harbour night song () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Hark! the merry bells do ring - H. Oliver
• Here's a rabble, here's a rout - H. Oliver
• I'd sit beside my mother's knee, just by the cottage door - E. Coates
• I found a paradise () - D. Forster [x]
• I'll walk beside you through the world today - A. Murray
• I'll walk beside you (I'll walk beside you through the world today) - A. Murray
• In all the lovely gardens () - W. Sanderson [x]
• In Love's garden () - W. Sanderson [x]
• It's good to laugh when the heart is young - F. Allitsen ⊗
• I wonder if love is a dream (I wonder if Love is a rose) - D. Forster
• I wonder if Love is a rose - D. Forster
• Jardin des fleurs, si beau DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Jolis boutons, boutons des roses DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Jolis boutons des roses (Jolis boutons, boutons des roses) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Just for tonight () - W. Sanderson [x]
• L'abeille (En bourdonnant de fleur en fleur) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• L'alouette et le rossignol (Déjà l'alouette a pris son vol) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• L'aurore (Réveil, réveil, voici l'aurore) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Life is vain (This life is weary) - E. Riley [x]
• Lillies () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Little stars in heav'n so bright - E. Nevin
• London Spring Song (Hark! the merry bells do ring) - H. Oliver
• Lovely Devon rose () - H. Oliver [x]
• Magic evening falls around me - W. Sanderson
• May-Day at Islington (Here's a rabble, here's a rout) - H. Oliver
• Morning (Sweet is the golden sunshine) - L. Ronald
• My lady's pleasure () - F. Allitsen [x]
• Nightingale of June (Magic evening falls around me) - W. Sanderson
• No rose in all the world until you came - W. Sanderson
• Oh! buy, oh! buy my strawberries - H. Oliver
• O lovely night! (O lovely night!) - L. Ronald
• O lovely night! - L. Ronald
• O night! O life () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Our barque has left the shore, dark and sad and lone - W. Sanderson
• Out of the mists () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Papillons blancs (Blancs papillons) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Pass, everyman () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Petit ruisselet bienfaiteur DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Petit ruisselet (Petit ruisselet bienfaiteur) - L. Denza DUT ⊗
• Reposez-vous, les belles fleurs DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Réveil, réveil, voici l'aurore DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• Shipmates o' mine (Tell me, tell me, where are you sailing) - W. Sanderson
• Since you loved me () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Slumber song (Little stars in heav'n so bright) - E. Nevin
• Someone goes home (Down ev'ry road each silent eventide) - M. Nightingale [x]
• Springtime and the morning () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Sweet is the golden sunshine - L. Ronald
• Tell me, tell me, where are you sailing - W. Sanderson
• The crescent moon () - W. Sanderson [x]
• The dawn (The Night looked up to the Day) - H. Rhodes
• The Fairy Tales of Ireland (I'd sit beside my mother's knee, just by the cottage door) - E. Coates
• The little rose-clad window () - D. Forster [x]
• The moors of Devon () - H. Oliver [x]
• The nightingales of Lincoln's Inn (When day had flown, when work was done) - H. Oliver
• The Night looked up to the Day - H. Rhodes
• The primrose gown () - M. Head [x]
• There's a land of roses - T. del Riego [x]
• There was a happy island - N. Simpson [x]
• The shepherd's dance () - W. Sanderson [x]
• The Virgin's slumber song (Amid the roses Mary sits) - M. Reger CAT DUT FRE
• The voyagers (Our barque has left the shore, dark and sad and lone) - W. Sanderson
• This life is weary - E. Riley [x]
• Those sad blue eyes () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Tired hands () - W. Sanderson [x]
• Twenty years ago () - J. Holbrooke [x]
• Until (No rose in all the world until you came) - W. Sanderson
• Vent bienfaiteur caresse les monts DUT - L. Denza ⊗
• When day had flown, when work was done - H. Oliver
• When Lady Betty walks abroad - H. Oliver
• Your England and mine (There was a happy island) - N. Simpson [x]
• Youth (It's good to laugh when the heart is young) - F. Allitsen ⊗

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