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Texts by F. Weatherly set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Frederick E. Weatherly (1848 - 1929)

(Also see this author's vocal compositions.)

Text Collections:

  • Muriel, the Sea-King's Daughter; and Other Poems

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

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The symbol [x] indicates a placeholder for a text that is not yet in the database.
The symbol ⊗ indicates a translation that is missing an original text.

A * indicates that a text cannot (yet?) be displayed on this site because of its copyright status.
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 Golden Argosy (Launch me a golden argosy!) - D. Davies [x]
  • A little mountain lad (Over the moorlands gay and glad) - J. Roeckel
  • A May Morning (Come out, come out, my dearest dear) - L. Denza
  • Angus MacDonald (O sad were the homes on the mountain and glen) - J. Roeckel
  • A wedding in June () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • Beauty's eyes (I want no stars in heav'n to guide me) - F. Tosti
  • Because of you (I love the dawn in beauty beaming) - F. Tosti
  • Betty's garden () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • Beyond the dawn (What of the day, O weary eyes?) - W. Sanderson
  • Billee Bowline () - J. Ireland [x]
  • Blue days of June, dear - A. Aldridge
  • Blue Days of June (Blue days of June, dear) - A. Aldridge
  • Bride bells (Maid Elsie roams by lane and lea) - J. Roeckel GER
  • By road and river, countryside and town [x] - F. Knowlys
  • Come out, come out, my dearest dear - L. Denza
  • Corisande () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • Danny Boy (Oh, Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling) - Anonymous, B. Boyle, F. Weatherly IRI ITA
  • Das Elschen wandert hin und her (Text: Anonymous after Frederick E. Weatherly) - J. Roeckel
  • Day is dying! cool sweet winds (from Muriel, the Sea-King's Daughter; and Other Poems - Songs from "Fair Rosamond") - J. Roeckel (Lullaby)
  • Day is dying (Day is dying! cool sweet winds) (from Muriel, the Sea-King's Daughter; and Other Poems - Songs from "Fair Rosamond") - J. Roeckel
  • Dearest, our day is over - F. Tosti (Parted)
  • Easter flowers (When you pluck the flowers at happy Easter) - W. Sanderson
  • Fiddle and I (By road and river, countryside and town) - F. Knowlys [x]
  • Friend o' mine (When you are happy, friend o' mine) - W. Sanderson
  • Hochzeitsglocken (Das Elschen wandert hin und her) - J. Roeckel (Text: Anonymous after Frederick E. Weatherly)
  • Home-along () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • I have come from the silent forest - S. Adams (Nirvana)
  • I love the dawn in beauty beaming - F. Tosti
  • In Sweet September (You love me not, or else you would remember) - D. Davies
  • In the hush of the night, by the waves of the sea - F. Tosti
  • In the hush of the night (In the hush of the night, by the waves of the sea) - F. Tosti
  • It was the eve of Christmas - S. Adams (The star of Bethlehem)
  • I want no stars in heav'n to guide me - F. Tosti
  • Last night I lay a-sleeping - S. Adams
  • Launch me a golden argosy! [x] - D. Davies
  • Little white star on the mountain heather - W. Squire
  • Londonderry Air (Oh, Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling) - Anonymous IRI ITA
  • Lord of the bygone centuries - E. Coates
  • Lullaby (Day is dying! cool sweet winds) (from Muriel, the Sea-King's Daughter; and Other Poems - Songs from "Fair Rosamond")
  • Maid Elsie roams by lane and lea GER - J. Roeckel
  • Mary mother (The Saviour lay at Bethlehem) [x]
  • Mountain lovers (Little white star on the mountain heather) - W. Squire
  • My Lady's Bower (Thro' the moated grange at twilight) - D. Davies
  • Nirvana (I have come from the silent forest) - S. Adams
  • Oh, Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling IRI ITA - Anonymous, B. Boyle, F. Weatherly (Danny Boy)
  • Oh! rise up, Rory darlin', for there's knockin' at the door! - D. Davies
  • Oh! Shrive me, father - haste, haste, and shrive me - Anonymous
  • Oh the green hills o' Somerset - E. Coates
  • Oh the old ship laughs as she takes the water - W. Sanderson
  • Oh, we came up from Somerset - W. Sanderson
  • O sad were the homes on the mountain and glen - J. Roeckel (Angus MacDonald)
  • Our Little Home (Some day when we are tired of the houses grand and tall) - E. Coates
  • Over the moorlands gay and glad - J. Roeckel (A little mountain lad)
  • Parted (Dearest, our day is over) - F. Tosti
  • Pierrot's lament (The stage is gay and bright) - F. Tosti
  • Reuben Ranzo, he was a tailor, shipp'd at Wapping for a sailor - E. Coates
  • Reuben Ranzo (Reuben Ranzo, he was a tailor, shipp'd at Wapping for a sailor) - E. Coates
  • Rory Darlin' (Oh! rise up, Rory darlin', for there's knockin' at the door!) - D. Davies
  • Roses of Picardy (She is watching by the poplars) - H. Wood
  • She is watching by the poplars - H. Wood
  • Somebody walking one morning in May [x] - C. Dolby
  • Some day when we are tired of the houses grand and tall - E. Coates
  • Star of God (Lord of the bygone centuries) - E. Coates
  • Sunbeams. 10 Songs for children [collection] () - M. Carmichael [x]
  • The Confession of Devorgilla (Oh! Shrive me, father - haste, haste, and shrive me) - Anonymous
  • The end of the road () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The Fairy Pipers (When all the birds are gone to sleep) - A. Brewer
  • The glory of the sea () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The green hills o' Somerset (Oh the green hills o' Somerset) - E. Coates
  • The hills of Arcad () - H. Pontet [x]
  • The holy city (Last night I lay a-sleeping) - S. Adams
  • The holy vision (The Saviour lay at Bethlehem) - C. Gounod [x]
  • The last call () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The little voice () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The night lay o’er the city - C. Gounod
  • The old brigade (Where are the boys of the old Brigade) - E. Slater
  • The old shepherd () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The red star of the Romany () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • The Saviour lay at Bethlehem [x] - C. Gounod (Mary mother)
  • The stage is gay and bright - F. Tosti
  • The star of Bethlehem (It was the eve of Christmas) - S. Adams
  • The stars of June () - F. Allitsen [x]
  • The way thro' the wood (Somebody walking one morning in May) - C. Dolby [x]
  • The worker (The night lay o’er the city) - C. Gounod
  • Thora () - S. Adams [x]
  • Thro' the moated grange at twilight - D. Davies
  • Time to go (Oh the old ship laughs as she takes the water) - W. Sanderson
  • Tonight and tomorrow () - R. Leoncavallo [x]
  • Top o' the morning () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • Up from Somerset (Oh, we came up from Somerset) - W. Sanderson
  • What of the day, O weary eyes? - W. Sanderson
  • What's love? () - W. Sanderson [x]
  • When all the birds are gone to sleep - A. Brewer
  • When I was one and twenty I lov'd a pretty face
  • When I was one and twenty (When I was one and twenty) - S. Adams, R. Beckett
  • When I was one and twenty - S. Adams, R. Beckett
  • When you are happy, friend o' mine - W. Sanderson
  • When you pluck the flowers at happy Easter - W. Sanderson
  • Where are the boys of the old Brigade - E. Slater
  • You love me not, or else you would remember - D. Davies (In Sweet September)
  • Your golden eyes () - W. Sanderson [x]

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