Texts by R. Bridges set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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Robert Seymour Bridges (1844 - 1930)

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Absence (When my love was away) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
A child's hymn (The first spring morning) (Look! Look! The spring is come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V)
A frosty Christmas Eve when the stars were shining (Noël: Christmas Eve 1913) - G. Finzi, R. Milford
A frosty Christmas Eve (A frosty Christmas eve) - R. Milford
A frosty Christmas eve - R. Milford (Noël: Christmas Eve 1913)
All women born are so perverse (from Poems) - F. Bridge (Triolet)
A love lyric (Why art thou sad, my dearest?) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
Among the meadows/ lightly going (from Through Human Eyes) (A vignette) - C. Rootham
Among the meadows (from Through Human Eyes) - C. Rootham (A vignette)
Angel spirits of sleep (Angel spirits of sleep) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Bainton, J. Gayfer, F. Hart, G. Holst, H. MacCunn, C. Rootham, H. Willan
Angel spirits of sleep (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Bainton, R. Clarke, J. Gayfer, F. Hart, G. Holst, H. MacCunn, C. Rootham, H. Willan
A passer-by (Whither, O splendid ship, thy white sails crowding) (from Poems) - R. Robbins
A poppy grows upon the shore (from Poems) - I. Gurney
April, 1885 (Wanton with long delay the gay Spring leaping comet) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford
April (Wanton with long delay the gay Spring leaping comet) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. May
Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door (from Poems) - G. Holst (Elegy on a lady, whom grief for the death of her betrothed killed)
Assemble all ye maidens (Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door) (from Poems) - G. Holst
Autumn song (The birds that sing on autumn eves) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Holst
A vignette (Among the meadows) (from Through Human Eyes) - C. Rootham
Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake! (from Poems) - W. Harris, G. Holst, W. Wordsworth
Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake! (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 3. Book III) - F. Allitsen
Awake, my heart, to be loved (Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake!) (from Poems) - W. Harris
Awake, my heart (Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake!) (from Poems) - G. Holst, W. Wordsworth
Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - D. Dorward
Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - E. Cone, P. Crossley-Holland, D. Dorward, G. Finzi, F. Hart, K. Jones, E. Mattila, R. Robbins, L. Saar, J. Sacco, H. Swanson, J. Weir (Nightingales)
Clear and gentle stream (Clear and gentle stream!) - G. Finzi, M. Horder
Clear and gentle stream! - G. Finzi, M. Horder, R. Milford (Elegy)
Crown Winter with green (Crown Winter with green) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn
Crown Winter with green (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn, G. Tomlins
Dear lady, when thou frownest (from Poems) - I. Gurney
Dear lady (Dear lady, when thou frownest) (from Poems) - I. Gurney
Dejection (Wherefore to-night so full of care) (from Poems)
Dirge (To me, to me, fair-hearted Goddess, come!) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Elegy on a lady, whom grief for the death of her betrothed killed (Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door) (from Poems)
Elegy (Clear and gentle stream!) - R. Milford
Eternal Father, who didst all create (from The Growth of Love) - G. Holst, C. Stanford
Eternal Father (Eternal Father, who didst all create) (from The Growth of Love) - G. Holst, C. Stanford
Eton Memorial Ode (Resound ! Resound ! To jubilant music ring !) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry
Evening Hymn (O gladsome Light) - R. Vaughan Williams SPA
Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow (Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
First Choral Symphony (PRELUDE: INVOCATION TO PAN) - G. Holst
First spring morning (Look! Look! The spring is come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - M. Blower, H. Brook, M. Eagles, R. Milford, B. Schlotel
Gay Marigold is frolic (Gay Marigold is frolic) - E. Bullock
Gay Marigold is frolic - E. Bullock, C. Rootham (Spring's children)
Gay Marigold (Gay Marigold is frolic) - C. Rootham
Gay Robin is seen no more (Gay Robin is seen no more) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Raphael, J. Ritchie, B. Schlotel
Gay Robin is seen no more (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Raphael, J. Ritchie, B. Schlotel
Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue (from A Hymn of Nature) - M. Blower, E. Bullock, G. Holst, J. Ireland
Gird on thy sword, o man (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue) (from A Hymn of Nature) - M. Blower
Gird on thy sword (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue) (from A Hymn of Nature) - E. Bullock, G. Holst
Gloom and the night are thine (Gloom and the night are thine) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Gloom and the night are thine (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Go not, go not, Achilles; is all in vain? (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
Go not, go not, Achilles (Go not, go not, Achilles; is all in vain?) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing (Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing !) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Eagles, J. Ritchie
Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing ! (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Eagles, J. Ritchie
Hark ! What spirit doth entreat (Hark ! What spirit doth entreat) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Hark ! What spirit doth entreat (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - D. Dorward, G. Finzi (Song)
Haste on, my joys! (Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - D. Dorward, G. Finzi
Hurricane (The summer trees are tempest-torn) - H. Gál
If Death to either shall come (from New Poems)
I found to-day out walking (from Poems) - I. Gurney
I have loved flowers that fade (I have loved flowers that fade) (from Poems) - M. Boyd, D. Dorward, G. Finzi, I. Gurney, D. Ratcliffe
I have loved flowers that fade (from Poems) - M. Boyd, D. Dorward, G. Finzi, I. Gurney, D. Ratcliffe
I heard a linnet courting (I heard a linnet courting) (from Poems) - S. Barab, D. Edge, V. Galway, H. Noble, H. Parrott, D. Steele
I heard a linnet courting (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Stanford
I heard a linnet courting (from Poems) - S. Barab, H. Brook, B. Dale, D. Edge, V. Galway, I. Herbert, H. Noble, H. Parrott, D. Steele, D. Stone, J. Turner
I heard a linnet (I heard a linnet courting) (from Poems) - H. Brook, B. Dale
I love all beauteous things (I love all beauteous things) (from Poems) - M. Carmichael, M. Chandler, J. Clements, W. Davies, M. Eagles, I. Gurney, F. Hart, M. Horder, C. Le Fleming, L. Russell
I love all beauteous things (from Poems) - M. Carmichael, M. Chandler, J. Clements, W. Davies, M. Eagles, I. Gurney, F. Hart, M. Horder, C. Le Fleming, L. Russell
I love my lady's eyes (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Bullard
I love my lady's eyes (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Bullard, C. Stanford (Song)
I made another song (I made another song) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Maconchy
I made another song (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Maconchy
In ways of beauty and peace (In ways of beauty and peace) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
In ways of beauty and peace (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
I praise the tender flower (I praise the tender flower) (from Poems) - F. Bridge, G. Finzi, I. Gurney, L. Lehmann, C. Parry, C. Stanford, C. Stewart DUT
I praise the tender flower (from Poems) DUT - F. Bridge, G. Finzi, I. Gurney, L. Lehmann, C. Parry, C. Stanford, C. Stewart
I will not let thee go (I will not let thee go) (from Poems) - G. Holst, R. Milford
I will not let thee go (from Poems) - G. Holst, R. Milford
Johannes Milton, Senex (Since I believe in God the Father Almighty)
Larks (What voice of gladness, hark !) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - P. Marshall, C. Rootham
Laus Deo (Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford, J. Ritchie
Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford, C. Peach, J. Ritchie, J. Whitfield (Laus Deo)
Let praise devote thy work (Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Peach, J. Whitfield
Look! Look! The spring is come (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - M. Blower, H. Brook, M. Eagles, R. Milford, B. Schlotel (A child's hymn (The first spring morning))
Love on my heart from heaven fell (Love on my heart from heaven fell) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, F. Hart, G. Holst, M. Raphael
Love on my heart from heaven fell (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, F. Hart, G. Holst, R. Milford, M. Raphael
Love on my heart (Love on my heart from heaven fell) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford
Love's victory (Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake!) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 3. Book III) - F. Allitsen
Love to Love calleth (Love to Love calleth) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Love to Love calleth (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Man, born of desire (Man, born of desire) (from Invocation to Music) - G. Holst, C. Parry
Man, born of desire (from Invocation to Music) - G. Holst, C. Parry
Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth (Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth (from A Hymn of Nature) - G. Holst, J. Ireland
Man born to toil (Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth) (from A Hymn of Nature) - G. Holst
My bed and pillow are cold (My bed and pillow are cold) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
My bed and pillow are cold (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
My delight and thy delight (My delight and thy delight) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - M. Horder, C. Parry, A. Whiting
My delight and thy delight (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - M. Horder, C. Parry, A. Whiting
My eyes for beauty pine (My eyes for beauty pine) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - A. Bax, H. Howells
My eyes for beauty pine (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - A. Bax, H. Howells
My joy (My spirit sang all day) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Holst DUT
Myriad voicèd Queen! Enchantress of the air! (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Myriad voicèd Queen! (Myriad voicèd Queen! Enchantress of the air!) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
My spirit kisseth thine (My spirit kisseth thine) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
My spirit kisseth thine (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
My spirit sang all day (My spirit sang all day) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi, J. Ritchie DUT
My spirit sang all day (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) DUT - G. Finzi, G. Holst, J. Ritchie
Nightingales (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - E. Cone, G. Finzi, F. Hart, K. Jones, E. Mattila, R. Robbins, J. Sacco
Noël: Christmas Eve 1913 (A frosty Christmas eve)
Now the glorious sun is sunk in the west (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
Now the glorious sun (Now the glorious sun is sunk in the west) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
October (On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months)
O daughter of Nereus old (O daughter of Nereus old) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
O daughter of Nereus old (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
O enter with me the gates of delight (O enter with me the gates of delight) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
O enter with me the gates of delight (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
O gladsome Light, O Grace Of God the Father's face SPA
O gladsome Light SPA - R. Vaughan Williams
O Love, I complain (O Love, I complain) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
O Love, I complain (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months) - G. Tomlins (October)
On frosty morns (On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months) - G. Tomlins
O Thou, whose mighty palace roof doth hang
Over the warring waters, beneath the wandering skies - C. Parry (The chivalry of the sea)
O Youth whose hope is high (O Youth whose hope is high) (from Poems) - H. Darke, J. Ritchie
O Youth whose hope is high (from Poems) - H. Darke, J. Ritchie
Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate (Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
PRELUDE: INVOCATION TO PAN - G. Holst
Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell (Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell (from Invocation to Music) - G. Holst, C. Parry
Rejoice, ye dead (Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell) (from Invocation to Music) - G. Holst
Resound ! Resound ! To jubilant music ring ! (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry (Eton Memorial Ode)
Say, O say! saith the music (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Stanford
Say who is this with silvered hair (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
Say who is this? (Say who is this with silvered hair) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
Since I believe in God the Father Almighty - R. Holloway (Johannes Milton, Senex)
Since I believe (Since I believe in God the Father Almighty) - R. Holloway
Since thou, O fondest and truest (Since thou, O fondest and truest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, I. Gurney, B. Naylor, C. Orr, C. Parry, C. Stanford, H. Willan
Since thou, O fondest and truest (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, I. Gurney, S. Liddle, B. Naylor, C. Orr, C. Parry, C. Stanford, H. Willan
Since thou, O fondest (Since thou, O fondest and truest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - S. Liddle
Since to be loved endures (Since to be loved endures) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - I. Gurney
Since to be loved endures (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - I. Gurney
Since we loved, - (the earth that shook (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi
Since we loved (Since we loved, - (the earth that shook) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi
Song (Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
Song (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
So perverse (All women born are so perverse) (from Poems) - F. Bridge
Sorrow and joy, two sisters coy (from New Verses) - F. Hart, G. Holst
Sorrow and joy (Sorrow and joy, two sisters coy) (from New Verses) - F. Hart, G. Holst
So sweet love seemed that April morn (So sweet love seemed that April morn) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - D. Piggott
So sweet love seemed that April morn (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - R. Milford, D. Piggott
So sweet love seemed (So sweet love seemed that April morn) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - R. Milford
Spirits (Angel spirits of sleep) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Clarke
Spring goeth all in white (Spring goeth all in white) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - L. Berkeley, K. Bissell, J. Clements, R. Elkin, F. Hart, G. Jacob, J. Loots, R. Milford, E. Moeran, R. Osborne, J. Ritchie, E. Thiman, G. Tomlins
Spring goeth all in white (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - L. Berkeley, K. Bissell, J. Clements, R. Elkin, F. Hart, G. Jacob, J. Loots, R. Milford, E. Moeran, R. Osborne, J. Ritchie, M. Rosser, L. Russell, E. Thiman, G. Tomlins, W. Whittaker
Spring's children (Gay Marigold is frolic)
Spring (Spring goeth all in white) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - L. Russell, W. Whittaker
Summer (When June is come, then all the day) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Cockshott
Sunset (The storm is over, the land hushes to rest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. Gál
Sweet compassionate tears (Sweet compassionate tears) (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
Sweet compassionate tears (from A Hymn of Nature) - J. Ireland
The birds that sing on autumn eves (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Holst, R. Milford
The birds that sing on autumn eyes (The birds that sing on autumn eves) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford
The birds that sing on autumn eyes (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
The chivalry of the sea (Over the warring waters, beneath the wandering skies) - C. Parry
The clouds have left the sky (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Swain
The earth loveth the spring (The earth loveth the spring) (from Achilles in Scyros) - P. Edmonds, C. Rootham
The earth loveth the spring (from Achilles in Scyros) - P. Edmonds, C. Rootham
Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought (Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
The green corn waving in the dale (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - W. Whittaker (The windmill)
The heart's prevention (I found to-day out walking) (from Poems) - I. Gurney
The hill pines were sighing (The hill pines were sighing) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney, M. Jacobson
The hill pines were sighing (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney, M. Jacobson
The idle life I lead (The idle life I lead) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn, C. Osmond
The idle life I lead (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn, C. Osmond
The Linnet (I heard a linnet courting) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Stanford
The linnet (I heard a linnet courting) (from Poems) - I. Herbert, D. Stone, J. Turner
The monstrous sea, with melancholy war (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
The monstrous sea (The monstrous sea, with melancholy war) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
The nightingales (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - P. Crossley-Holland, L. Saar, H. Swanson
The sea poppy (A poppy grows upon the shore) (from Poems) - I. Gurney
The storm is over, the land hushes to rest (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. Gál, D. Maves, R. Milford
The storm is over (The storm is over, the land hushes to rest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - D. Maves, R. Milford
The summer trees are tempest-torn - H. Gál
The twilight shore (The clouds have left the sky) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Swain
The upper skies are palest blue (The upper skies are palest blue) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart
The upper skies are palest blue (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart
The voice of desire (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - J. Weir
The windmill (The green corn waving in the dale) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - W. Whittaker
This good Yuletide (Crown Winter with green) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Tomlins
Thou didst delight mine eyes (Thou didst delight my eyes) (from Poems) - G. Holst
Thou didst delight my eyes (Thou didst delight my eyes) (from Poems) - F. Bridge, C. Duncan, G. Finzi, I. Gurney, G. Holst
Thou, O Queen of sinless grace (Thou, O Queen of sinless grace) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Thou, O Queen of sinless grace (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
To me, to me, fair-hearted Goddess, come! (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry (Dirge)
Triolet (All women born are so perverse) (from Poems)
Triolet (When first we met, we did not guess) (from Poems)
Turn, O return! In merry England (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Turn, O return! (Turn, O return! In merry England) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Vivamus (When thou didst give thy love to me) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
Wanton with long delay the gay Spring leaping comet (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. May, R. Milford (April, 1885)
Wanton with long delay (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) (April, 1885) - F. May, R. Milford
We live well-ruled by an honoured king (We live well-ruled by an honoured king) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
We live well-ruled by an honoured king (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
What voice of gladness, hark ! (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - P. Marshall, C. Parry, C. Rootham (Larks)
What voice of gladness (What voice of gladness, hark !) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges - 5. Book V) - C. Parry
When Death to either shall come (When Death to either shall come) (from New Poems) - I. Gurney, M. Herbert, S. Homer, M. Young
When Death to either shall come (from New Poems) - I. Gurney, M. Herbert, S. Homer, M. Young
When first we met, we did not guess (from Poems) - G. Holst (Triolet)
When first we met we did not guess (When first we met, we did not guess) (from Poems) - G. Holst
When June is come, then all the day (When June is come, then all the day) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Tomlins
When June is come, then all the day (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Cockshott, R. Drever, I. Gurney, F. Hart, C. Hazelhurst, E. Moeran, R. Osborne, G. Tomlins
When June is come (When June is come, then all the day) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Drever, I. Gurney, F. Hart, C. Hazelhurst, E. Moeran, R. Osborne
When my love was away (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney (Absence)
When my love was away (When my love was away) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
When thou didst give thy love to me (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - W. Busch (Vivamus)
When thou didst give thy love to me (When thou didst give thy love to me) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - W. Busch
Wherefore to-night so full of care (from Poems) - G. Finzi (Dejection)
Wherefore to-night so full of care (Wherefore to-night so full of care) (from Poems) - G. Finzi
White spring (Spring goeth all in white) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Rosser
Whither, O splendid ship, thy white sails crowding (from Poems) - R. Robbins (A passer-by)
Why art thou sad, my dearest? (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney (A love lyric)
Ye thrilled me once, ye mournful strains (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry
Ye thrilled me once (Ye thrilled me once, ye mournful strains) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry

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