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Texts by W. Allingham set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

William Allingham (1824 - 1889)

Text Collections:

  • Day and Night Songs
  • Evil May-Day &c.
  • Flower Pieces and Other Poems
  • Irish Songs and Poems
  • Poems
  • Rhymes for the Young Folk
  • Songs, Ballads and Stories

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.

  • Across the sea (I walked in the lonesome evening) - B. Farebrother, J. White, M. Wood
  • Adieu to Ballyshanny ! where I was bred and born (from Poems) - H. Hughes (The emigrant's adieu to Ballyshanny)
  • A Gravestone (Far from the churchyard dig his grave) - J. Raynor
  • A Memory (Four ducks on a pond) (from Evil May-Day &c.) - E. Cone, B. Fairchild
  • Among the heather (One evening walking out, I o'er took a modest colleen) (from Poems) - C. Wood
  • A swing song (Swing, swing) (from Rhymes for the Young Folk) - U. Kasemets
  • Down on the shore, on the sunny shore! (from Poems) - C. Ingham (Down on the shore)
  • Down on the shore (Down on the shore, on the sunny shore!) (from Poems) - C. Ingham
  • Fairies and Elves!/ Gone is the night (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin)
  • Fairies and Elves! (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford
  • Fairies (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - H. Bath
  • Fairy dawn (Fairies and Elves!) (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford
  • Fairy night (Moon soon sets now) (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford
  • Fairy noon (Hear the call!) (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford
  • Far from the churchyard dig his grave - J. Raynor (A Gravestone)
  • Four ducks on a pond (Four ducks on a pond) (from Evil May-Day &c.) - W. Butler, E. Cone, B. Crist, B. Fairchild, F. Hart, A. Needham, K. Roger, L. Versel
  • Good-bye, good-bye to Summer! (from Poems) - H. Brian, H. Clough-Leighter, F. Gernsheim, J. Hubbard, E. Johns, G. Palmer, C. Stanford, E. Thiman (Robin Redbreast)
  • Goodbye to Summer (Good-bye, good-bye to Summer!) (from Poems) - H. Brian, G. Palmer
  • Greet thee kindly, Wayside Well (from Day and Night Songs) - A. Cooper (The wayside well)
  • Head the ship for England! (from Day and Night Songs) - A. Rowley (Homeward bound)
  • Head the ships for England! (from Day and Night Songs) (Homeward bound) - A. Rowley
  • Hear the call!/ Fays be still! (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) (The noon call) - C. Stanford
  • Hear the call! (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford (The noon call)
  • Heave at the windlass! -- Heave O, cheerly, men! (from Day and Night Songs) - E. Elgar, W. Macfarren, A. Rowley, F. White (Windlass song)
  • Heave at the windlass (Heave at the windlass! -- Heave O, cheerly, men!) (from Day and Night Songs) - F. White
  • Homeward bound (Head the ship for England!) (from Day and Night Songs)
  • I walked in the lonesome evening - B. Farebrother, J. White, M. Wood (Song -- Across the Sea)
  • Kitty O'Hea (Now, Kitty O'Hea, darling jewel) (from Irish Songs and Poems) - A. Needham
  • Little Cowboy, what have you heard - H. Bath (The Lepracaun or Fairy Shoemaker)
  • Lovely Mary Donnelly (Oh, lovely Mary Donnelly, my joy, my only best) (from Day and Night Songs) - T. Barker, J. Sousa
  • Moon soon sets now (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin) - C. Stanford
  • Nick Spence, Nick Spence - G. Peel
  • Nick Spence (Nick Spence, Nick Spence) - G. Peel
  • Now, Kitty O'Hea, darling jewel (from Irish Songs and Poems) - A. Needham (Kitty O'Hea)
  • Oh, lovely Mary Donnelly, my joy, my only best (from Day and Night Songs) - T. Barker, J. Sousa (Lovely Mary Donnelly)
  • One evening walking out, I o'er took a modest colleen (from Poems) - C. Wood (Among the heather)
  • O Spirit of the Summertime (O spirit sweet of summertime) (from Poems) - V. Duke, A. Sutton
  • O spirit sweet of summertime (from Poems) - C. Coombs, V. Duke, W. Stephens, A. Sutton (Song)
  • Ring-Ting! I wish I were a Primrose (from Day and Night Songs) - F. Boott, W. Gilchrist, H. Loomis, W. Miessner, E. Newton, C. Stanford (Wishing)
  • Robin Redbreast (Good-bye, good-bye to Summer!) (from Poems) - H. Clough-Leighter, F. Gernsheim, J. Hubbard, E. Johns, C. Stanford, E. Thiman
  • Sailing home (Head the ship for England!) (from Day and Night Songs) - A. Rowley
  • Song -- Across the Sea (I walked in the lonesome evening)
  • Song (O spirit sweet of summertime) (from Poems)
  • Spirit of Summertime (O spirit sweet of summertime) (from Poems) - C. Coombs
  • Summertime (O spirit sweet of summertime) (from Poems) - W. Stephens
  • Swing, swing,/ sing, sing (from Rhymes for the Young Folk) (A swing song) - U. Kasemets
  • Swing, swing (from Rhymes for the Young Folk) - U. Kasemets (A swing song)
  • The Abbot of Inisfalen awoke ere dawn of day (The Abbot of Inisfalen) - G. Palmer
  • The Abbot of Inisfalen (The Abbot of Inisfalen) - G. Palmer
  • The elfin shoemaker (Little Cowboy, what have you heard) - H. Bath
  • The emigrant's adieu to Ballyshanny (Adieu to Ballyshanny ! where I was bred and born) (from Poems)
  • The fairies (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - A. Bax, S. Bodley, B. Dieren, J. Foulds, H. Hadley, W. Macfarren, A. Robinson, M. Thomas, F. Ward
  • The Fairy Folk (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - L. Gruenberg, J. Smith
  • The fields in May (What can better please) (from Flower Pieces and Other Poems) - C. Coombs
  • The Lepracaun or Fairy Shoemaker (Little Cowboy, what have you heard)
  • The little men (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - P. Mimart
  • The noon call (Hear the call!) (from Songs, Ballads and Stories - Prince Brightkin)
  • The primrose (Ring-Ting! I wish I were a Primrose) (from Day and Night Songs) - W. Gilchrist
  • The wayside well (Greet thee kindly, Wayside Well) (from Day and Night Songs) - A. Cooper
  • The winding banks of Erne (Adieu to Ballyshanny ! where I was bred and born) (from Poems) - H. Hughes
  • Up the aery mountain (from Poems) - H. Bath, A. Bax, S. Bodley, J. Butt, B. Dieren, J. Foulds, L. Gruenberg, H. Hadley, M. Hill, W. Macfarren, P. Mimart, A. Needham, G. Rathbone, H. Read, H. Roberton, A. Robinson, M. Shaw, J. Smith, G. Taylor, M. Thomas, F. Ward, F. White, L. Woodgate (The fairies)
  • Up the aery mountain (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - J. Butt, A. Needham, H. Roberton, M. Shaw, G. Taylor, F. White, L. Woodgate
  • Up the airy mountain (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - G. Rathbone, H. Read
  • We daren't go ahunting (Up the aery mountain) (from Poems) - M. Hill
  • What a Little Thing (Four ducks on a pond) (from Evil May-Day &c.) - B. Crist
  • What can better please (from Flower Pieces and Other Poems) - C. Coombs (The fields in May)
  • Windlass song (Heave at the windlass! -- Heave O, cheerly, men!) (from Day and Night Songs) - E. Elgar, W. Macfarren, A. Rowley
  • Wishing (Ring-Ting! I wish I were a Primrose) (from Day and Night Songs) - F. Boott, H. Loomis, W. Miessner, E. Newton, C. Stanford

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