Author: Thomas Campbell (1777 - 1844)
Texts set to music as art song or choral works [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]
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- A Chieftain, to the Highlands bound (Lord Ullin's daughter)
- A Chieftain, to the Highlands bound - Oliveria Louisa Prescott (Lord Ullin's daughter)
- An den Abendstern (Komm' Stern, der heim die Sinne trägt) - Ferdinand von Hiller [x]
- Angel of life! thy glittering wings explore (Angel of life)
- Angel of life! thy glittering wings explore - John Wall Callcott (Angel of life)
- Angel of life (Angel of life! thy glittering wings explore)
- Angel of life (Angel of life! thy glittering wings explore) - John Wall Callcott
- At summer eve, when Heav'n's ethereal bow - John Wall Callcott (Friend of the brave)
- At summer eve, when Heav'n's ethereal bow (The Pleasures of Hope)
- Battle of the Baltic : a ballad (Of Nelson and the north) - Mrs. Robert Arkwright (Frances Crauford, née Kemble?)
- Battle of the Baltic (Of Nelson and the north)
- Battle of the Baltic (Of Nelson and the north) - Francis Boott
- Could I bring back lost youth again - Francis George Scott (Florine)
- Des Soldaten Traum (Unser Schlachthorn blies Halt! Denn die Nacht brach herein) FRE
- Erin-gobragh (There came to the beach a poor exile of Erin) - (Franz) Joseph Haydn
- Florine (Could I bring back lost youth again) - Francis George Scott
- Friend of the brave! in peril's darkest hour (The Pleasures of Hope)
- Friend of the brave (At summer eve, when Heav'n's ethereal bow) - John Wall Callcott
- How delicious is the winning - Elizabeth Maconchy (The knot there's no untying)
- Komm' Stern, der heim die Sinne trägt [x] - Ferdinand von Hiller (An den Abendstern)
- Lord Ullin's daughter (A Chieftain, to the Highlands bound)
- Lord Ullin's daughter (A Chieftain, to the Highlands bound) - Oliveria Louisa Prescott
- O Cherub Content, at thy moss-cover'd shrine - (Franz) Joseph Haydn (The flower of North Wales (Blodeu Cwynedd))
- Of Nelson and the north - Mrs. Robert Arkwright (Frances Crauford, née Kemble?) (Battle of the Baltic : a ballad)
- Of Nelson and the north (Battle of the Baltic)
- Of Nelson and the north - Francis Boott (Battle of the Baltic)
- Oh ! how hard it is to find the one (Song)
- Oh how hard it is to find (Song)
- Oh how hard it is to find - Charles Gounod (Woe's me ! Woe's me !)
- Our bugles sung truce, for the night-cloud had low'r'd FRE GER - Ludwig van Beethoven (Our bugles sung truce)
- Our bugles sung truce, for the night-cloud had low'r'd FRE GER - Ludwig van Beethoven, (Franz) Joseph Haydn (The soldier's dream)
- Our bugles sung truce (Our bugles sung truce, for the night-cloud had low'r'd) - Ludwig van Beethoven FRE GER
- Roland the Brave (The brave Roland! - the brave Roland!) - Mrs. Robert Arkwright (Frances Crauford, née Kemble?)
- Song. To the Evening Star (Star that bringest home the bee) GER
- Song (Oh how hard it is to find)
- Star that bringest home the bee GER (Song. To the Evening Star)
- The brave Roland! - the brave Roland! - Mrs. Robert Arkwright (Frances Crauford, née Kemble?) (Roland the Brave)
- The brave Roland! - the brave Roland! (The Brave Roland)
- The Brave Roland (The brave Roland! - the brave Roland!)
- The exile of Erin (There came to the beach a poor exile of Erin) - John Wall Callcott, (Franz) Joseph Haydn
- The flower of North Wales (Blodeu Cwynedd) (O Cherub Content, at thy moss-cover'd shrine) - (Franz) Joseph Haydn
- The knot there's no untying (How delicious is the winning) - Elizabeth Maconchy
- The Pleasures of Hope (At summer eve, when Heav'n's ethereal bow)
- There came to the beach a poor exile of Erin - (Franz) Joseph Haydn (Erin-gobragh)
- There came to the beach a poor exile of Erin - John Wall Callcott, (Franz) Joseph Haydn (The exile of Erin)
- The soldier's dream (Our bugles sung truce, for the night-cloud had low'r'd) - Ludwig van Beethoven, (Franz) Joseph Haydn FRE GER
- Unser Schlachthorn blies Halt! Denn die Nacht brach herein FRE (Des Soldaten Traum)
- Woe's me ! Woe's me ! (Oh how hard it is to find) - Charles Gounod
Last update: 2020-05-05 14:19:15