Poet

Song

Work

Anon

False Concolinel

Love’s Labours Lost

Is it not a deadly pain

Four Songs from Love’s Labours Lost

Anon. Irish Folks songs

A courting too slow

Irish Folk Songs

American New York, The

Irish Folk Songs

Erin’s Lovely Home

Irish Folk Songs

Farewell dear Erin

Irish Folk Songs

My own true love

Irish Folk Songs

Sailor Boy, The

Irish Folk Songs

Willie Riley

Irish Folk Songs

William Austin

All this Night

George Barker

Ode on the rejection of St Cecilia

To a poet

Bible, Holy

Let us now praise famous men

Magnificat

Edmund Blunden

For St. Cecilia

Harvest

O fair to see

To Joy

O fair to see

White Flowering Days

Robert Bridges

Clear and gentle stream

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

Haste on, my joys

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

I have loved flowers that fade

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

In terra pax

I praise the tender flower

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

My spirit sang all day

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

Nightingales

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

Since we loved

O fair to see

Wherefore tonight so full of care.

Seven Unaccompanied Songs

Thou didst delight mine eyes

Richard Crashaw

Lo, the full, final sacrifice

William Drummond

Life a right shadow is

Three Short Elegies

This life, which seems so fair

Three Short Elegies

This world a hunting is

Three Short Elegies

James Elroy Flecker

To a poet

To a poet

Wilfred Gibson

Lament

Requiem de Camera

Ivor Gurney

Only the wanderer

Oh fair to see

Thomas Hardy

Amabel

Before and after summer

At a lunar eclipse

Till Earth outwear

At Middle-Field Gate in February

I said to love

A Young Man’s Exhortation

A Young Mans Exhortation

Before and after summer

Before and after summer

Budmouth Dears

A Young Mans Exhortation

Channel firing

Before and after summer

Childhood among the ferns

Before and after summer

Clock of the Years, The

Earth and Air and Rain

Comet at Yell’ham, The

A Young Mans Exhortation

Dance continued, The

A Young Mans Exhortation

Ditty

A Young Mans Exhortation

Epeisodia

Before and after summer

Exeunt Omnes

By footpath and stile

For life I had never cared greatly

I said to love

Former Beauties

A Young Mans Exhortation

He abjures love

Before and after summer

Her temple

A Young Mans Exhortation

I look into my glass

Till Earth outwears

I need not go

I said to love

I said to love

I said to love

I say ‘I’ll seek her side’

Oh fair to see

In a churchyard

Earth and Air and Rain

In five-score summers

I said to love

In the mind’s eye

Before and after summer

In the time of the breaking of the nations

Requiem de Camera

In years defaced

Till Earth outwears

It never looks like summer

Till Earth outwears

Let me enjoy the earth

Till Earth outwears

Life laughs onward

Till Earth outwears

Market girl, The

Till Earth outwears

Master and the leaves, The

By footpath and stile

Overlooking the river

Before and after summer

Oxen, The

By footpath and stile

Paying Calls

By footpath and stile

Phantom, The

Earth and Air and Rain

Proud songsters

Earth and Air and Rain

Rollicum-Rorum

Earth and Air and Rain

Self-unseeing, The

Before and after summer

Shortening Days

A Young Mans Exhortation

Sigh, The

A Young Mans Exhortation

So I have faired

Earth and Air and Rain

Summer schemes

Earth and Air and Rain

To Lizbie Brown

Earth and Air and Rain

Too short time

Before and after summer

Transformations

A Young Mans Exhortation

Two lips

I said to love

Voices from things growing in a churchyard

By footpath and stile

Waiting Both

Earth and Air and Rain

When I set out for Lyonnesse

Earth and Air and Rain

Where the picnic was

Before and after summer

William Jones (attrib.)

On parent knees

To a poet

Ralph Knevet

Introduction – The Helmet now

Farewell to Arms

F.L.Lucas

June on Castle Hill

To a poet

Walter de la Mare

The Birthnight

To a poet

John Masefield

August 1914

Requiem de Camera

John Milton

How soon hath time

Two sonnets

When I consider

Two Sonnets

George Peele

Aria – His golden locks

Farewell to Arms

Christina Rossetti

A linnet in a golden cage

Children’s Songs

Boy Johnny

Children’s Songs

Dancing on the hill tops

Children’s Songs

Dead in the cold

Children’s Songs

Ferry me across the water

Children’s Songs

Lullaby, oh lullaby

Children’s Songs

Margaret has a milking pail

Children’s Songs

Oh fair to see

Oh fair to see

Rosy Maiden Winifred

Children’s Songs

The lily has a smooth stalk

Children’s Songs

There’s snow on the fields

Children’s Songs

William Shakespeare

Come away, death

Let us garlands bring

Fear no more

Let us garlands bring

Hiems, Song of

Love’s Labours Lost

It was a lover and his lass

Let us garlands bring

O mistress mine

Let us garlands bring

Riddle Song, The (if she be made of white or red)

Love’s Labours Lost

Songs of Hiems and Ver

Love’s Labours Lost

Who is Silvia?

Let us garlands bring

William Shakespeare & Anon

Song for Moth

Love’s Labours Lost

Edward Shanks

As I lay in the early sun

Oh fair to see

Edward Taylor

God is gone up

My lovely one

Thomas Traherne

Intrada

To a poet

Rapture, The

Dies Natalis

Recovery, The

Two motets

Rhapsody, The

Dies Natalis

Salutation, The

Dies Natalis

Wonder

Dies Natalis

Henry Vaughan

Psalm 121

The brightness of this day

Two motets

Welcome sweet and sacred feast

Ursula Wood

Muses and Graces

William Wordsworth

Intimations of Immortality