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- The
published works of Martin Shaw
Martin
Shaw kept a log book, in his own handwriting,
which listed almost everything he
had published. It is not quite complete;
the following list is based on it
but includes a few things which he
forgot to mention and certain other
publications which for the sake of
completeness it seems right to mention.
A few minor and occasional derivatives
from Songs of Praise are omitted.
The order is, so far as can be ascertained,
chronological; the assignment ofworks
to years, in any case, can be trusted.
ABBREVIATIONS
- EH The English
Hymnal P.D. Percy Dearmer
- G.S. Geoffrey
Shaw R.V.W. Ralph Vaughan Williams
- OBC The
Oxford Book of Carols SP Songs of
Praise
Publishers:
- C Curwen
MT Musical Times
- Cr Cramer
N Novello
- GFS Girls'
Friendly Society OUP Oxford University
Press
Unnumbered
items are arrangements or reissues
of works already listed
Before 1914
(some works cannot be dated precisely)
- 1 Song:
'Berceuse' (Diana Gardner), c. 1898.
The Dome
- 2 Reverie
in D minor for violin. N
- 3 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in C. Williams
- 4 Humoresque
in G for piano. Lengnick
- 5 Song:
'Mad Bess' (arr from Purcell). Williams
- 6 Romance
in F for piano. Lengnick
- 7 Song:
'E'en as a lovely flower' (Heine).
The Page
- 8 Minuet
in F for piano. Lengnick
- 9 Song:
'The Song ofthe Palanquin bearers',
1898. The Page
- 10 Two part-songs
for female voices, Jan 1904. N
- To Diana'
(Jonson); 'Over the mountains' (trad)
- 11 Three
two-part songs for female voices,
July 1904. Williams
- 'The Fairies'
escape'; 'Weep you no more'; 'The
Jolly shepherd' (all Elizabethan)
- 12 Te Deum
in C, Jan 1906. OUP
- 13 Overture,
preludes and incidental music to
The Soul of the World (Mabel Dearmer).
Williams
- 14 Songs
of Britain. Boosey
- 15 Song:
'England, my England' (Henley).
Boosey
- 16 The English
Carol Book (ed, with P.D.), 1st
edn 1913. Mowbray
- 17 'Song
ofCallicles' (Matthew Arnold) for
three-part female voices. Williams
- 18 Song:
'The Cavalier's escape' (Thornbury),
1914. Stainer & Bell
1914
- 19 Brer
Rabbit and Mr Fox, a musical frolic
in five sections (book by Mabel
Dearmer). Williams
- 20 A modal
setting of the Communion Service.
C
- 21 Six Songs
of War. Boosey
- 'Battle
song of the fleet at sea' (Stella
Callaghan); 'Called up' (Dudley
Clark); 'England for Flanders' (C.
W. Brodribb);
- 'Erin united'
(C. W. Brodribb); 'Carillons' (D.
Bonnard, translated); 'Venizel'
(W. A. Short)
- 22 'Conrad
Suck-a-Thumb' (in Struwwelpeter
set by G.S.). C
1915
- 23 Fa-burden
setting of'God save the King'. C
- 24 Unison
song: 'Cuckoo' (trad, 2nd verse
by M.S.). C
- 25 Song:
'Clare's brigade' (S. Gwynn, Freeman
's Journal, 10 April 1915). OUP
- 26 Four
pastorals for soprano and contralto.
C
- 'County
guy'; 'Lubin'; 'Sylvia sleeps';
'Sylvia wakes' (all G. Darley)
- 27 Arrangement
for organ of Tallis's funeral music
(with G.S.). C
- 28 Song
Time, a book of rhymes, songs, games,
hymns and other music for all occasions
in a child's life (with P.D.). C
- 29 Additional
Tunes and Settings in use at St
Mary's, Primrose Hill, NW, reprinted
1916, 1917, then see No.53. C
- 30 'All
things bright and beautiful' ('Royal
Oak'). C
- 31 Morning
and Evening Service in E flat. C
- 32 'Mine
eyes have seen the glory' (The Treasury,
Dec 1915). C 1916
1916
- 33 Music
for 'The Pedlar' (Shakespeare):
six songs, two dances. Evans
- 34 Merbecke's
Communion Service, with organ accompaniment,
Aug. C
- 35 Song:
'Why do the bells.. .' (E. Field,
The Teacher's World, 25 Oct 1916),
Nov. Evans
- 36 Unison
song: 'Ships of Yule', Dec. Evans
1917
- 37 The Tenor
Tune Book [under 1916 in log book].
Faith Press
- 38 'A Nursery
singsong' (Rossetti), July. C
- 39 Three
two-part songs for sc, July. C
- Under the
greenwood tree'; 'Sigh no more'
(Shakespeare); 'Trip and go' (trad)
- 40 Song:
'Orange and green' (arr of'Lilliburlero',
words by A. P. Graves), Sept. C
- 41 Song:
'Bird or Beast' (Rossetti), Nov.
C
- 42 Song:
'Easter carol' (Rossetti), Nov.
C
- 43 Song:
'The land of heart's desire' (Yeats),
Nov. C
- 44 Song:
'Over the sea' (Rossetti), Nov.
C
- 45 Song:
'Summer' (Rossetti), Nov. C
- Reissue
of 'The Song of the Palanquin bearers'
(No.9). C
1918
- 46 Song:
'Serenade' (D. Gardner), April.
C
- 47 'An Anglican
folk mass', April. C
- 48 Two songs
from Alice in Wonderland (Carroll),
June. Evans
- 'You are
old, Father William'; 'Will you
walk a little faster?'
- 49 Two-part
song: 'The Bird of God' (Kingsley),
June. Arnold
- 50 Two-part
song: 'The Frogge and the mouse'
(Deuteromelia), June. C
- 51 Twenty-six
British marches for schools, arranged
for piano, Sept. Evans
- 52 Music
to Play: 'Fools and Fairies', from
Shakespeare, Sept. Evans
- 'A Sunday
kindergarten', from Song Time (No.28),
July. C
1919
- 53 Additional
Tunes &c (as No.29), enlarged
edn, Jan. C
- 54 Song:
'Refrain' (A. S. Cripps), Jan. Rogers
- 55 Song:
'Love pagan' (A. S. Cripps), Feb.
C
- 56 Song:
'Down by the Salley Gardens' Yeats),
Feb. C
- 57 Song:
'Pity poor fighting men' (Kipling),
Feb. C
- 58 Song:
'Brookland Road' (Kipling), Feb.
C
- 59 Song:
'The Eggshell' (Kipling), Feb. C
- 60 Song:
'Old Mother Laidinwool' (Kipling),
Feb. C
- 61 Song:
'Heffle cuckoo fair', Feb. C
- 62 Song:
'The Bubble song' (M. Dearmer),
Feb. Chappell
- 63 The Motherland
Song Book (edited & arr), Feb.
Stainer & Bell
- 64 Song:
'Child ofthe flowing tide' (G. Dearmer),
March. Chappell
- 65 'A Simple
Te Deum and Benedictus'. C
- 66 Song:
'Stave of Roving Tim'. (Meredith).
C
- 67 Song:
'Bab-Lock-Hythe' (L. Binyon). C
- 68 The English
Carol Book, Vol.II (with P.D.).
Mowbray
1920
- 69 Song:
'The Knight's song' (Lyon). Enoch
- 70 Song:
'Love me, I love you' (Rossetti).
C
- 71 Song:
'Charity' (Rossetti). C
- 72 Song:
'Lullaby' (Rossetti). C
- 73 Song:
'The Ferryman' (Rossetti). C
- 74 Early
Days, ten English tunes arranged
for piano. Rogers
- 75 Song:
'Up the airy mountain', two-part
(W. Allingham). Augener
- 76 Song:
'Invictus' (Henley). C
- 77 Song:
'0 Falmouth is a fine town' (Henley).
C
- 78 'A Parish
Communion Service'. C
- 79 The Motherland
Song Book, Vol.II (with G.S.): sea
songs. Stainer & Bell
1921
- 80 League
of Nations Song Book (with P.D.).
Stainer & Bell
- 81 Canson
Book (with P.D.). SPCK
- 82 Hymn:
'Dear Lord and Father of mankind'
('Sawyers', SP 34). C
- 83 Tenor
Tune Book (ed, with G.S. & others),
Book II. Faith Press
- 84 Te Deum
and Benedictus in F. SPCK
- 85 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in D. SPCK
- 86 Song:
'Annabel Lee' (Poe). Cr
- 87 Song:
'When daisies pied' (Shakespeare).
C
- 88 The Principles
of Church Music Composition. Musical
Opinion
1922
- 89 Song:
'The Merry wanderer' (Shakespeare).
Cr
- 90 Song:
'Full fathom five' (Shakespeare).
Cr
- 91 Song:
'I know a bank' (Shakespeare). Cr
- 92 Song:
'Blow, blow, thou winter wind' (Shakespeare).
Arnold
- 93 Unison
song: 'The Cockyolly song' (M. Dearmer).
C
- 94 Unison
song: 'Butterflies' (M. Dearmer).
C
- 95 Unison
song: 'Croakle and Quackle' (Darnley).
C
- 96 Song:
'Old clothes and fine clothes' (John
Pryde). C
- 97 Two songs
of spring. Boosey
- 'Through
softly falling rain' (S. M. Ruegg);
'The Herald' (G. Dearmer)
- 98 Twenty-eight
Selected Songs of Britain (with
F. Kidson). Boosey
- 99 Song:
'At Columbine's grave' (Bliss Carmen).
Cr
- 100 Fanfare
for Christmas Day, SATB. C
- 101 'These
things shall be'. C
1923
- 102 Song:
'Tides' (John Pryde). Cr
- 103 Song:
'The Little vagabond' (Blake). Cr
- 104 Three
sketches for piano. Cr
- 105 Girl
Guide Hymns and Tunes (ed). C
- 106 Song:
'London town' (Masefield). Cr
- 107 Part
song: 'Peaceful slumbering' (J.
Cobb), TTBB. C
- 108 Cramer
Library of Unison and Part Songs
by Modern British Composers (ed):
- first batch,
including 'I know a bank' (No.91)
and 'Over hill, over dale' (new).
Cr
- 109 Two
nursery rhymes' (Music & Youth).
Evans
- 110 Suite
in A minor for string quartet. Cr
- 111 Anthem:
'With a voice of singing' (see EH
688). C
1924
- 112 Song:
'The Dip' (Parry). Cr
- 113 Part
song: 'I cannot eat but little meat',
TTBB. C
- 114 Song:
'Wood magic' (Buchan). Cr
- 115 Girl
Guide Festival Book (ed). Cr
- 116 Song:
'Glad hearts adventuring' (Macdonald).
Cr
- 117 Unison
song: 'Cargoes' (Masefield) (Music
& Youth). Cr
- 118 Two
water songs'. Cr
- 'The waves'
(E. Gore-Booth); 'The rivulet' (L.
Larcum)
- 119 'Two
Christmas fauxbourdons', SATB. Cr
- '0 come,
all ye faithful' (SP 78); 'Christians,
awake'
- 120 'The
Banks of Allan Water' (arr). Cr
1925
- 121 Nature
Song, Vol.1 (compiled Cobbold).
Cr
- 'I know
a bank' arranged for duet (No.91).
Cr
- Arrangement
for organ of 'Three sketches' (No.104).
Cr
- 122 Unison
song: 'Pioneers'. Cr
- 123 Fauxbourdon
for 'Easter hymn'. C
- 124 'Roundabouts'
for piano. Cr
- 125 Song:
'Ye banks and braes' (arr). Cr
- 126 Unison
song: 'Old Christmas' (Sir W. Scott
& Thomas Miller, adapted by
Joan Cobbold, OBC 189). C
- 127 Song:
'The Conjuration' Cr
- 128 Choral
song: 'The Crib' (C. M. Baines).
C
- 129 'A Christmas
pageant' (Cobbold). C
- 130 Songs
of Praise (with R.V.W. & P.D.),
1st edn. OUP
- 131 'In
and out': six pieces for piano.
OUP
1926
- 132 Anthem:
'Easter alleluja' (C. Wesley). C
- 133 Song:
'The Caravan' (W. B. Rands). Cr
- 134 Song:
'Trees' (E. Nesbit). Cr
- 135 'Canticle
ofthe sun' (M. Arnold, SP 434).
C
- 136 'Contrasts'
for piano. Cr
- 'Lords and
ladies'; 'The Village green'
- 137 Mr Pepys,
ballad opera (Bax). Cr
- 138 Song:
'Bridgwater Charter Day song' (Dilks).
Cr
- 139 Unison
song: 'March' (Larcom) OUP
- 140 Two-part
song: 'May merry time' (Darley).
OUP
- 141 Song
and mime: 'The Mummers' (Farj eon).
Evans
- 142 First
Year Tunes, two-part arrangements
of old melodies for piano. Cr
- 143 Part
song: 'Make we merry' (OBC 172).
C
1927
- 144 Unison
song: 'Little Trotty Wagtail' (John
Clare). Cr
- 145 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in F. C
- 146 Unison
song: 'St George's Day' (G. Dearmer).
Cr
- 147 Song:
'Avona' (D. B. Knox). Cr
- 148 Descant
to 'God is working his purpose out'.
SPCK
- 149 Anthem:
'A Blessing'. C
- 150 Fauxbourdon
to '0 come, 0 come, Emmanuel'. C
- 151 Song:
'Evening hymn' (arr from Purcell).
Cr
- 152 Song:
'The Fearon grace', Nov. Teacher's
World
- 153 Part
song: 'Budmouth dears' (Hardy).
C
- 154 Song:
'The Accursed Wood' (Boulton). Cr
- 155 Song:
'As I rode out', Nov. Teacher's
World
- 156 Te Deum
in G, chant form. C
- 157 Unison
song: 'Up tails all' (Grahame),
December. Music & Youth
- 'The Mummers'
(No.141) arranged as a unison song
- Hymns and
Tunes from Songs of Praise for Festival
Singing (ed) (No.130). OUP
- 'The Bells
of Christmas' (No.35), 2nd edn
- 158 'The
Christmas mystery', a carol service.
Mowbray
- 159 Two-part
song: 'Song of December' (Rossetti).
Cr
- 160 Song:
'Lament', 'Johnny of Bradislee'
(from Ionica). Cr
- 161 Song:
'Over the sea with the soldier'
(H. Boulton). Cr
- 162 Prayers
and Hymns for Use in Schools (ed).
OUP
1928
- 163 Unison
song: 'Service' (Kipling). Cr
- 164 Song:
'Gather up your litter' (Farjeon).
Cr
- 165 Anthem:
'This joyous day' (Spenser). SPCK
- 166 Te Deum
and Benedictus in G, for Liverpool
Cathedral. Cr
- 167 Hymn
tune: 'Marks Tey'. SPCK
- 168 Pageant:
'The Months' (Cobbold, from Rossetti).
Cr
- 169 The
Oxford Book of Carols (with P.D.),
including 112 arrangements, six
compositions (three new, Nos.183,
184, 194). OUP
- 170 Song:
'Our joyfullest feast' (Wither).
Music & Youth
- 'As I rode
out' (No.155), republished. C
1929
- 171 'Easter',
music to a play by John Masefield.
C
- 172 Unison
song: '0 welcome in our midst' (Dearmer,
SP 335). C
- 173 Unison
song: 'Song of the music makers'
(Bennett, Music & Youth, Jan).
Cr
- 174 Song:
'Break forth into thanksgiving'
(Wordsworth). N
- 175 School
marches: 'Left! Right!' Cr
- 176 Up to
Now, autobiography. OUP
- 177 Unison
song: 'I vow to thee, my country'
(Spring-Rice). SPCK
- 178 Two
Shakespeare songs. Cr
- 'Come away,
death'; 'When that I was'
- 179 Christmas
mime: 'At the sign ofthe star' (Baron).
OUP
- 180 Nature
Song, Vol.II (ed, compiled Cobbold).
C
- 181 Unison
song: 'Sea roads' (Boulton). Boosey
1930
- 182 Song:
'To sea' (Beddoes). Cr
- 183 Songs
of Praise for Boys & Girls (ed,
with R.V.W. & P.D.). OUP
- 184 Unison
song: 'Working together' (SP 345).
Cr
- 185 Unison
song: 'Spring bursts to-day' (SP
5). C
- 186 Unison
song: '0 Land of Britain' (Steuart
Wilson). Cr
- 187 Song:
'There was a rosebud' (D. Palethorpe).
N
- 188 Children's
play: The Cockyolly Bird (M. Dearmer).
C
- 189 Song:
'The World's delight' (Ould). Cr
1931
- 190 Cantata:
The Seaport and her Sailors (Masefield),
for City of Liverpool. Cr
- 191 Three
calendar songs for children. N
- 192 Song:
'No!' (Hood). Cr
- 193 Opera:
The Thorn of Avalon (Baron). OUP
- 194 Unison
song: 'Gather us in' (G. Matheson).
OUP
- 195 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in E minor and
major. C
- 196 Unison
song: 'Wood fires' (M. Farjeon).
Cr
- 197 Unison
song: 'Christmas, prithee be thou
drest' (Lady Lindsey). N
- 198 Unison
song: 'Wonder tidings'. C
- 199 Part
song: 'Gloria', for the Religious
Drama Society. C
- 200 Songs
of Praise (with P.D. & R.V.W.),
enlarged edition. OUP
- 201 'Lullaby'
for piano. Cr
- 202 Anthem:
'When as all the world'. OUP
- 203 Anthem:
'Arise in us' (Masefield). N
- 204 Song
sequence: 'The Ungentle guest' for
baritone, harp and string quartet
(H. Drayton). Cr
- 205 'Black
or white' for piano. Cr
- 206 Carol:
'Behold a simple tender babe' (R.
Southwell). Music & Youth
1932
- 207 The
Folk Chant Book. C
- 208 Six
Purcell songs (ed). Cr
- 209 Song:
'Perilous ways' (Curie). Cr
- 210 Six
unison songs (Farjeon). Cr
- 'Argus';
'Caesar'; 'Hannibal'; 'Leonidas';
'Romulus & Remus'; 'Queen Dido'
- 211 Fanfare:
'Sing we merrily' for double choir.
N
- 212 Song
sequence: 'Water Folk' for baritone,
piano and string quartet. Cr
- 213 Unison
song: 'The Grand Panjandrum' (S.
Foote). N
- 214 Te Deum
and Benedictus in D flat. N
- 215 Carol:
'New prince, new pomp' (R. Southwell).
N
- 216 Fifteen
settings in The Plainsong Hymn Book.
Clowes
- 217 Three
Canons in The Garden of Youth. N
- 218 Cantata:
The Ithacans for tenor, chorus and
orchestra (E. Farjeon). Cr
1933
- 219 Song:
'The Melodies you sing' (Bax). Cr
- 220 Canon:
'St Catherine'. Cr
- 221 Cantata:
Sursum Corda (Binyon). N
- 222 Anthem:
'Jesu, the very thought is sweet'.
N
- 223 Hymn
tune: 'Sprinkwell' in Fellowship
Hymn Book. N
- 224 Hymn
tune: 'Dian' in English Hymnal,
revised edn. OUP
- 225 Unison
song: 'Marketing day' (McCulloch).
N
- 226 'A Simple
setting ofthe Eucharist'. C
- 227 Song:
'The Wind and the sea' (Bax). Cr
1934
- 228 Song:
'0 Christ who holds the open gate'
(Masefield). N
- 229 Nature
Song, Vol.III (ed, compiled Cobbold).
Cr
- 230 Part
song: 'The Builders' (T. S. Eliot).
Cr
1935
- 231 Unison
song: 'Non nobis Domine' (Girls'
Friendly Society diamond jubilee).
GFS
- 232 Song:
'Pilgrim song' (Werge-Oram). SPCK
- 233 Two
tunes to '0 valiant hearts' ('Julius',
'Calderon') in School of English
Church Music Gift Book. SECM
- 234 Unison
song: 'Garden flowers' (Howitt).
Evans
- 235 Cantata:
This England (from Shakespeare).
OUP
- 236 'The
Easter Anthems'. OUP
- Te Deum
and Benedictus (No. 214) arranged
in B flat for ATB. C
- 'Cargoes'
(No.117) arranged for four-part
choir. Cr
1936
- 237 Choral
masque: Master Valiant for Toc H.
OUP
- 238 Anthem:
'Grant we beseech thee'. N
- 239 Musical
play: The Travelling Musicians (Cobbold,
from Grimm). N
- 240 Chelmsford
Diocesan Choir Festival Book, 1936
(ed). N
- 241 Anthem:
'Earth's mighty maker'. N
- 242 Suite:
'Rivenhall' for three pipes. Cr
- 243 Unison
song: 'Would it were so' (Elizabeth
Wordsworth). N
- 244 Song:
'A Chant for England' (Cone). Cr
- 245 Song:
'The King, 0 God, his heart to thee'
(Bridges). N
1937
- 246 Incidental
music to The Six Men of Dorset (Malleson).
Rec. Columbia
- 247 Chelmsford
Diocesan Festival Book, 1937 (ed).
N
- 248 Anthem:
'Some trust in chariots'. N
- 249 Anthem:
'The Lord hear thee' for double
choir. C
- 250 Unison
song: 'Go forth with God' (B. Baron).
OUP
- 251 Anthem:
'0 light from age to age'. OUP
- 252 Hymn:
'An Airman's Te Deum' (Foster).
C
1938
- 253 Chelmsford
Diocesan Festival Book, 1938 (ed).
N
- 254 Six
Caldara canons. Cr
- 255 Song:
'Come away, Death' (Shakespeare).
N
- 256 Benedicite
(shortened form) in F. N
- The English
Carol Book (No.16), complete edn.
Mowbray
1939
- 257 Chelmsford
Diocesan Festival Book [1939] (ed).
N
- 258 'Thursday's
Child', nine songs for GFS pageant
(Christopher Fry). Cr
- 'A Song
of life'; 'Leaving school'; 'What
is a house?'; 'Cooking'; 'Housework';
'Rub-a-dub-dub'; 'Ploughing';
- 'Sowing';
'Reaping'
1940
- 259 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis, plainchant and
fa-burden. OUP
- 260 Unison
song: 'Say not the struggle naught
availeth' (A. H. Clough). N (MT)
- 261 'A Hymn
of faith' (Briggs). OUP
- 262 Processional
for organ. Cr
- Festival
Hymns and Carols (ed, from SP and
OBC). OUP
1941
- 263 Song:
'The Airmen' (Margaret Armour, The
Times, 28 May 1940). Cr
- 264 National
Anthems of the Allies (ed). N
- 265 Te Deum
in E. N
- 266 Anthem:
'Blessed art thou, 0 Lord of our
Fathers'. N (MT)
- 267 Song:
'Hymn of endeavour' (words by M.S.).
C
1942
- 268 Unison
song: 'Drake's drum' (Newbolt).
Cr
- 269 Sonata
for flute and piano (or recorder
and harpsichord). Cr
- 270 Song:
'Jack overdue' (J. Pudney). Cr
- 271 National
Anthems of the United Nations and
France (ed). Cr
- Tunes from
Songs of Praise (No.200) (with R.V.W.).
OUP
1944
- 272 Unison
song: 'The Path of duty' (Tennyson).
N (MT)
- 273 Cantata:
The Redeemer (libretto compiled
Cobbold). Williams
- 274 Hymn:
'Lord God of earth' (Briggs). OUP
1946
- 275 Five
hymns for equal voices. C
- 'Be present';
'Father, we praise thee'; 'For courage';
'The two dwellings'; 'Matthew, Mark
and Luke and John'
- 276 Nature
Song, Vol.IV (ed, compiled Cobbold).
Cr
- 277 Song:
'Laugh and be merry' (arranged from
G.S.). C
- 'Bubble
song' (No.62), arranged for SATB.
C
1947
- 278 Mass
in C minor, SAB. OUP
- 279 Anthem:
'Let all the people'. N
- Mass in
C minor (No.278), SSA or TTB. OUP
- 'Go forth
with God' (No.250) arranged for
SATB. OUP
1948
- 280 Song:
'The Elves', SSA. Cr
- 281 Song:
'My bonny cuckoo', SSA. C
- 282 Part
song: 'Oft in the stilly night',
T and TTBB. Boosey
- 283 Part
Song: 'Kitty of Coleraine', TTBB.
Boosey
- 284 Anthem:
'O glorious Maid' (EH 215). C
- 285 Anthem:
'God's grandeur' (Hopkins) for Aldeburgh
Festival. OUP
1949
286 Carol:
'Here we come a-wassailing', TTBB.
Boosey
1950
- 287 Anthem:
'Service and strength' (Rossetti).
N
- 288 Cantata:
The Changing Year (Cobbold). Williams
- 'Arise in
us' (No.203) arranged for TTBB.
N
1951
- 289 Two-part
song: 'If music be the food of love'
(arr from Purcell). Cr
- 290 Two-part
song: 'Hark, the echoing air' (arr
from Purcell). Cr
- 'With a
voice of singing' (No.111) arranged
for SSA. C
- 'You are
old, Father William' (No.48) arr
for unison voices. Cr
1952
- 291 Sing
Three, ten songs for SAB. Cr
- 292 Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in E flat, SAT/B.
N
- 293 Hymn
for the Queen (Cobbold). N
- 294 Unison
Song: Coronation Song (E. Montgomery
Campbell). Cr
1953
- 295 Te Deum
and Benedictus in E flat, SAT/B
- 296 Anthem:
'Christ's flock' (Kinwelmershe).
C
- 297 Anthem:
'Voice of the harbinger' (Cobbold).
C
- 'With a
voice of singing' (No.111) arranged
for SA and SAB. C
- The Changing
Year (No.288) arranged for flute
and strings. Williams
1954
- 298 Unison
song: 'Over the hills' (Meredith).
Cr
- 299 Unison
song: '0 Lord, how manifold'. N
- 300 Anthem:
'Praise to the Spirit' (EH 630).
N
- 301 Two-part
song: 'The Sweet o' the year' (Meredith).
OUP
- 302 Unison
Song: 'Farmyard families' (Nightingale).
Cr
- 303 Unison
song: 'The Sea shore' (G. Dearmer).
Cr
- 304 English
Traditional Carols (ed, with R.V.W.).
OUP
1955
305 Play: The
Fools and the Fairies (Shakespeare,
arr Scholes). Cr
1956
- 306 Gloria
and 'God be in my head', SSA. C
- 'With a
voice of singing' (No.111) arranged
for TTBB. Schirmer
- Fanfare
(No.100) arranged for TTBB. C
1957
- 307 Anthem:
'Lord, make us instruments of thy
peace'. N
- Part Song:
'Hills of the north' (No.53, arr
TTBB, Cassler). C
1958
- 308 Anthem:
'Hail thee, festival day', S and
SATB. N
- 309 Simple
Traditional Music for the Eucharist.
C
- 310 Anthem:
'Christ is our corner-stone' (Chandler).
N
- 311 Anthem:
'Come, rejoicing' (EH 22), SATB.
G. V. Thompson (Toronto)
- 'The Birds'
(from OBC) arranged for unison voices.
OUP
1961
- 'This joyous
day' (No.165) C
- Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in E flat (NO.292)
N.
1962
A Christmas
Reading, selected by Joan Cobbold
from works of M.S. N.
1965
312 Anthem:
'The Greater light' (T. S. Eliot),
composed c.1938. C
Dramatic
productions with incidental music
(some unpublished), London productions
- The Cockyolly
Bird (No.188), Brer Rabbit and Mr
Fox (No.19), The Dreamer, Soul of
the World (No.13) (all by Mabel
Dearmer)
- Mr Pepys
and Waterloo Leave (Clifford Bax)
- Granite
(Clemence Dane)
- Philomel
(Harry Farjeon)
- Silver Tassie
(Sean O'Casey)
- The Six
Men of Dorset (Miles Malleson) (No.246)
- Thursday's
Child (Christopher Fry) (No.258)
- The Rock
(T. S. Eliot)
- Judgment
at Chelmsford (Charles Williams)
- Three Toc
H productions at the Crystal Palace,
London
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