Texts by K. Tynan set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Katharine Tynan (1861 - 1931)

Katharine Tynan Hinkson

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

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All Heaven and it was One Hour Old (The Christmas moon shines clear and bright) - M. Taylor
All in the April evening (All in the April ev'ning) (from Ballads and Lyrics) - F. Campbell-Watson, J. Diack, H. Roberton WEL
All in the April ev'ning (from Ballads and Lyrics) WEL - F. Campbell-Watson, J. Diack, S. Homer, P. James, H. Roberton, J. Taylor (Sheep and Lambs)
A New Old Song (The Spring comes slowly up this way) (from Ballads and Lyrics)
An Irish love song () - H. Harty [x]
As I went walking by hill and lea (from Cuckoo Songs) - F. Allitsen (Colleen Rue)
A Song of Spring (The Spring comes slowly up this way) (from Ballads and Lyrics)
Because it is the sweet o' the year - A. Needham (The Sweet o' the Year)
Bethlehem (Where man was all too marred with sin) - M. Taylor
Bring Him Peace (The kings to the stable) - M. Taylor
Chestnut in April (The chestnut is a candlestick) (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - I. Klein
Colleen Rue (As I went walking by hill and lea) (from Cuckoo Songs)
Drought (The sky is greyer than doves) (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - F. May
Farewell (Not soon shall I forget -- a sheet) - F. Hart
Four years old (Give me no mansions ivory white) (from Innocencies: A Book of Verse) - H. Löhr
Give me no mansions ivory white (from Innocencies: A Book of Verse) - H. Löhr (The desire)
He sleeps as a lamb sleeps [x] - B. Burrows
Irish Love Song (Would God I were the tender apple blossom) - A. Needham
I saw three ships asailing - M. Taylor
Lambs (He sleeps as a lamb sleeps) - B. Burrows [x]
Mine own country () - A. Somervell [x]
Not soon shall I forget -- a sheet - F. Hart (Farewell)
Old Song Re-Sung (I saw three ships asailing) - M. Taylor
O year, grow slowly. Exquisite, holy - D. Carwithen, E. Rubbra (Slow Spring)
Pink almond (So delicate, so airy) (from Collected Poems) - H. Howells [x]
Sheep and Lambs (All in the April ev'ning) (from Ballads and Lyrics) - S. Homer, P. James, J. Taylor WEL
Slow spring (O year, grow slowly. Exquisite, holy) - D. Carwithen, E. Rubbra
So delicate, so airy (from Collected Poems) [x] - H. Howells (Pink almond)
Summer sweet () - J. Holbrooke [x]
The chestnut is a candlestick (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - I. Klein (Chestnut in April)
The Christmas Bird (The Christmas moon shines clear and bright)
The Christmas moon shines clear and bright - M. Taylor (The Christmas Bird)
The Colleen Rue (The Red-haired Girl) (As I went walking by hill and lea) (from Cuckoo Songs) - F. Allitsen
The Colleen Rue (As I went walking by hill and lea) (from Cuckoo Songs) - F. Allitsen
The desire (Give me no mansions ivory white) (from Innocencies: A Book of Verse)
The grey streets of London are greyer than the stone - B. Thomson (The grey streets of London)
The grey streets of London (The grey streets of London are greyer than the stone) - B. Thomson
The Irish grass (The grey streets of London are greyer than the stone) - B. Thomson
The kings to the stable - M. Taylor
The little red lark is shaking his wings (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - A. Needham (The little red lark)
The little red lark (The little red lark is shaking his wings) (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - A. Needham
The sky is greyer than doves (from The Wind in the Trees - A Book of Country Verse) - F. May (Drought)
The Spring comes slowly up this way (from Ballads and Lyrics) (A New Old Song) -
The Spring comes slowly up this way (from Ballads and Lyrics) (A Song of Spring) -
The sweet o' the year (Because it is the sweet o' the year) - A. Needham
Where man was all too marred with sin - M. Taylor
Would God I were the tender apple blossom - A. Needham (Irish Love Song)
Yno yn hwyrddydd Ebrill (Yno yn hwyrddydd Ebrill) - H. Roberton
Yno yn hwyrddydd Ebrill - H. Roberton

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