Texts by J. Baillie set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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- All white hang the bushes o'er Elaw's sweet stream - J. Haydn
- Auf! Kräht der Hahn, der Tag will nahn (Auf! Kräht der Hahn) -
- Auf! Kräht der Hahn (Auf! Kräht der Hahn, der Tag will nahn)
- Come draw me round a cheerful ring FRE GER (Come draw we round a cheerful ring) - L. Beethoven
- Come draw we round a cheerful ring (Come draw we round a cheerful ring) - L. Beethoven FRE GER
- Der Morgenwind umspielt mein Haar (Der Morgenwind umspielt mein Haar)
- Der Soldat in der Fremde (Vom niedrigen Moospfühl des Pfeifers Gesang)
- Des Schäfers Lied (Die Maßlieb glänzt auf grünen Grund) (Text: Anonymous after Joanna Baillie)
- Die Maßlieb glänzt auf grünen Grund (Text: Anonymous after Joanna Baillie) (Des Schäfers Lied) -
- Es kommt sein Boot auf sonn'gem Meer (Es kommt sein Boot auf sonn'gem Meer)
- Fisherman's song (No fish stir in our heaving net) (from The Beacon) - A. MacKenzie, H. Parker
- Gesangesmacht! Du schleichst dich ein (Gesangesmacht) -
- Gesangesmacht (Gesangesmacht! Du schleichst dich ein)
- Good morrow to thy sable beak - J. Haydn
- Good night (The sun is down, and time gone by) (from The Phantom) - A. Targett
- His boat comes on the sunny tide (His boat comes on the sunny tide) - L. Beethoven GER
- I've no sheep on the mountain, nor boat on the lake - J. Haydn, C. Purday, J. Raynor (The Maid of Llanwellyn)
- Jenny's mantle (Mantell Siani) (O welcome bat and owlet gray) - J. Haydn
- Kommt, schließt mir einen frohen Kreis FRE
- Maltraeth (I've no sheep on the mountain, nor boat on the lake) - J. Haydn
- New Year's gift (All white hang the bushes o'er Elaw's sweet stream) - J. Haydn
- No fish stir in our heaving net (from The Beacon) - A. MacKenzie, H. Parker
- O swiftly glides the bonny boat (O swiftly glides the bonny boat) - L. Beethoven GER
- O welcome bat and owlet gray - J. Haydn
- Sweet power of Song! That canst impart GER - L. Beethoven (Sweet power of Song!)
- Sweet power of song (Sweet power of Song! That canst impart) - L. Beethoven GER
- The chough and crow to roost are gone (from Orra) - H. Bishop, L. Hughes-Jones, H. Parker (The outlaw's song)
- The chough and crow (The chough and crow to roost are gone) (from Orra) - H. Bishop
- The gowan glitters on the sward GER - L. Beethoven (The Sheperd's Song)
- The gowan glitters on the sward - J. Haydn
- The Maid of Llanwellyn (I've no sheep on the mountain, nor boat on the lake) - C. Purday, J. Raynor
- The morning air plays on my face (The morning air plays on my face) - L. Beethoven GER
- The note of the black cock (Ton y ceiliog du) (Good morrow to thy sable beak) - J. Haydn
- The outlaw's song (The chough and crow to roost are gone) (from Orra) - L. Hughes-Jones
- The piper who sat on his low mossy seat GER - L. Beethoven
- The robbers (The chough and crow to roost are gone) (from Orra) - H. Parker
- The Sheperd's Song (The gowan glitters on the sward) GER
- The Shepherd's Song (The gowan glitters on the sward) - L. Beethoven GER
- The shepherd's son (The gowan glitters on the sward) - J. Haydn
- The Soldier in a foreign land (The piper who sat on his low mossy seat) - L. Beethoven GER
- The sun is down, and time gone by (from The Phantom) - A. Targett
- Up! Quit thy bower, late wears the hour (from The Beacon) GER - L. Beethoven, H. Richards
- Up! Quit thy bower (Up! Quit thy bower, late wears the hour) (from The Beacon) - L. Beethoven, H. Richards GER
- Vom niedrigen Moospfühl des Pfeifers Gesang (Der Soldat in der Fremde) -
- Wie gleitet schnell das leichte Boot (Wie gleitet schnell das leichte Boot) (Text: Anonymous after Joanna Baillie)
Last update: 2023-04-25 21:04:48