Texts to Art Songs and Choral Works by S. Webbe

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Samuel Webbe (1740 - 1815)

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All titles of vocal settings in Alphabetic order

As the moments roll (Text: Anonymous)
Attend, ye sons of mirth (Text: Anonymous)
Away, away, away (Text: Anonymous)
Come live with me (Text: Christopher Marlowe)
Discord dire sister (Text: Anonymous)
Ecce sacerdos (Text: Bible or other Sacred Texts) ENG
For ever I with fierce Desire (Text: Anonymous)
Glorious Apollo (Text: Anonymous)
Great Apollo, strike the Lyre (Text: Anonymous)
If Love and all the world were young GER
In vain would fortune (Text: Anonymous)
Is it night? (Text: Anonymous)
Let ev'ry Voice Jehovah's Glory sing (Text: Anonymous)
Long have we mourn'd (Text: Anonymous)
Love wakes and weeps (Text: Walter Scott, Sir)
My little Heart shall have a Home (Text: Anonymous)
Now we are met (Text: Anonymous)
O Hope, thou Soother sweet of human Woes! (Text: Anonymous)
Oh! Sweetest of thy lovely race (Text: Anonymous)
On his Death-Bed (Text: Anonymous)
O Night (Text: Anonymous)
O sweetest of thy lovely Race (Text: Newburgh Hamilton)
Rise, my Joy, sweet mirth attend (Text: Anonymous)
Star of Beauty [x]
Sweet is the soft, the sunny breeze (Text: Anonymous)
Swiftly from the mountain's brow (Text: John Cunningham)
Tantum ergo (Text: St. Thomas Aquinas) DUT ENG FRE GER SPA
The mighty conqueror (Text: Anonymous)
To the old (Text: Anonymous)
When shall we three meet again? (Text: William Shakespeare)
When winds breathe soft (Text: Samuel Webbe)
When Winds breathe soft (Text: Anonymous)
With Freedom blest at early Dawn (Text: Anonymous)
You gave me your heart (Text: Anonymous)

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