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Friday 29th March 2024 Search limited to letter 'C' Caesar, Irving I want to be happy {from No No Nanette} / Youmans {solo v. : 17/598-1 - words by Irving Caesar} Swanee {from Jig-Saw}: voc. one-step / Gershwin {17/216-1 - words by I. Caesar} Tea for two {from No No Nanette} / Youmans {solo v. : 17/598-2 - words by Irving Caesar} Cahn, Sammy High hopes / Van Heusen {solo v. : 17/554-2 - lyrics by Sammy Cahn} It's nice to go travelling / Van Heusen {solo v. : 17/554-3 - lyrics by Sammy Cahn} Second time around / Van Heusen {solo v. : 17/554-5 - words by Sammy Cahn} Caillavet, Gaston Arman de (1869-1915) French Philomel {from Monsieur Beaucaire} / Messager {solo v. : 17/396-3 - A. de Caillavet & Robert de Flers; Eng. words by Adrian Ross} Califano, Aniello Girulà!: canzone popolare per Piedigrotta '95 / Nutile {10/045-5[20] - versi di A. Califano} Calvocoressi, Michel-Dimitri (1877-1944) Greek-French The rose enslaves the nightingale (Aimant la rose, le rossignol) Op. 2 no. 2: Easter song - romance orientale / Rimsky-Korsakov {10/045-6[21] - paroles de M. D. Calvocoressi; Eng.version Rosa Newmarch} The rose enslaves the nightingale (Aimant la rose, le rossignol) Op. 2 no. 2: Easter song / romance orientale / Rimsky-Korsakov {solo v. : 10/045-8.1[1] - M Calvocoressi; Eng.version Rosa Newmarch} The thresher (D'un vanneur de blé aux vents) / Berkeley {solo v. : 17/068-1 - words by Joachim Du Bellay; Eng. trans. M D Calvocoressi} Campbell, Grace Jessie's dream: story of the Relief of Lucknow / Blockley {solo v. : 10/045-4[1] - written by Grace Campbell} Jessie's dream: story of the relief of Lucknow / Blockley {solo v. : p. voc. + sol-fa 17/083 - words by Grace Campbell} Campbell, Joseph (1879-1944) Irish see also Seosamh Mac Cathmhaoil Five Irish songs / Bax {09/013 - words by Padraig Colm, Joseph Campbell, J. M. Synge} I heard a piper piping: song / Bax {17/043-2 - words by Joseph Campbell} I will go with my father a-ploughing {from Three Pastoral Songs} Op. 22 No. 1 / Quilter {17/462-20(1) - words by Joseph Campbell} The journeyman weaver {from Three Songs for voice & viola} / Peterkin {17/447-4(1) - words by Joseph Campbell} Campbell, Thomas (1777-1844) Scottish At love's beginning: duet for sop. & bar. / Lehmann {18/085 a-c - words by Thomas Campbell} The song of Hybrias the Cretan / Elliott {17/180 b - Eng. trans. Thomas Campbell} Campion, Thomas (1567-1620) English Come, O come, my Life's delight / Harty {solo v. : 17/259-3 - words by Thomas Campion} Canton, William (1845-1926) English A Christmas carol: song / Keel {17/312-3 - words by Wlliam Canton} Capel-Cure, (Rev.) Edward (1820-1890) English The Light of life (Lux Christi) Op. 29: short oratorio for soli, chor. & orch. / Elgar {08/019-5 a-b - words by Rev. E. Capel-Cure} Capell, Richard (1885-1954) English Anacreon's grave (Anakreons Grab) / Wolf {solo v. : 17/588-1 - Goethe (Eng. Richard Capell)} Gretchen at the spinning wheel (Gretchen am Spinnrade) Op.2 / Schubert {solo v. : 17/496-3 a - Goethe; Eng. version Richard Capell} Love's peace (Du bist die Ruh) / Schubert {solo v. : 17/496-5 - words by Rückert; Eng. version Richard Capell} Wandering minstrel (Der Musensohn) Op. 92 no 1 / Schubert {solo v. : 17/496-13(1) a-b - words by Goethe; Eng. version Richard Capell} Carew, Thomas (1594-1640) English Six songs / Lawes {09/107 - words by Thomas Carew (1-4) & Robert Herrick (5-6)} When June is past: [song] / White {16/050-3 [20] - words by Thomas Carew} Carman, Bliss (1861-1929) Canadian At Columbine's grave: song / Shaw {17/510-6 a-b - words by Bliss Carman} Carpenter, Edward (1844-1929) English The lake of beauty Op. 39 No. 1 / Boughton {solo v. : 17/092-4 - words by Edward Carpenter} Carpenter, Joseph Edwards (1813-1885) English Tell us, O tell us: voc. duet / Glover {18/063-3 - words by J. E. Carpenter} Carré, Michel (1819-1872) French Duo {from Philémon et Baucis}: duo (mez. & bar.) / Gounod {18/067-1 - poème de J. Barbier & M. Carré} Faust (libr.) / Gounod { libr. 03/055 - [French libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré]} Valse de duo {from Mignon} / Thomas {mez. : 10/045-8.2[5] - paroles de M. Carré et J. Barbier} Carroll, Peter (20th c.) English Don't be cross (Sei nicht bös') {from Der Obersteiger} / Zeller {solo v. : 17/600-1 a-b - Eng. words Peter Carroll; Ger. words Erich Meder} Carter, Herbert Desmond (1895-1939) English God make me kind / Wood {solo v. : 17/590-3 a-b - words by Desmond Carter} Carter, Sydney (1915-2004) English The youth of the heart {from The Lyric Revue} / Swann {solo v. : 17/546-2 a-b - words by Sydney Carter} Casey, John Keegan ('Leo') (1846-1870) Irish Maire my girl: Irish love-song / Aitken {10/045-7[13] - words by John Keegan Casey} Cavanass, James Mulloy (b.1842) American By the waters of Minnetonka: Indian love song (w. violin or flute accomp., ad lib.) / Lieurance {17/345 a-b - Eng. words by J. M. Cavanass, Fre. by Louis Poterat} Cavanaugh, James (1892-1967) American The umbrella man / Rose {solo v. : p. voc. + sol-fa 17/481.3-1 - words by James Cavanaugh} Cazalis, Henri (1840-1909) French see Lahor, Jean Ceiriog (Hughes, John Ceiriog) (1832-1887) Welsh Nos Galan (New Year's Eve) / Clements { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/124.5 - Welsh by Ceiriog, Eng. by T. Gwynn Jones} Chambers, A. L. (1830-1908) English see Lehmann, Amelia Chamisso. Adelbert von (1781-1838) German Frauenliebe und Leben Op. 42: cycle of 8 songs for voice & piano / Schumann {09/173-5 - poems by Adelbert v. Chamisso} Charles, Duc d'Orléans (1394-1465) French Is she not passing fair?: lay / Elgar {17/178-7 - words by Louisa Stuart Costello from the French of Charles, Duke of Orléans} My gostly fader: [song] / Warlock {10/089[9] - attrib. Charles d'Orleans} Trois chansons de France / Debussy {09/057-1 - words by Charles Duc d'Orléans (1,3) and Tristan L'Hermite (2)} Charles, Jacques Valencia {from Palladium Pleasures} / Padilla Sánchez {solo v. : p. voc. + sol-fa 17/441-1 - words by Lucien Boyer & Jacques Charles; Eng. version Eric Valentine} Chaucer, Geoffrey (c1340-1400) English The Canterbury pilgrims: for chor., orch. & 3 soloists (sop., ten., bar.) / Dyson {01/035-1 a-c - portraits from Prologue to Canterbury Tales} Chesson, Nora (Mrs) (1871-1906) English see Hopper, Nora Chesterton, Frances (1869-1938) English Here is the little door: carol-anthem for SATB unaccomp. / Howells { chor. sc. 18/076-1 - words by Frances Chesterton} Child, Harold (1869-1945) English A Cotswold romance: cantata [for sop. & ten. soli & mixed chor.] / Vaughan-Williams {01/076-2 a-b - adapt. from the opera Hugh the Drover by Harold Child} Chorley, Henry Fothergill (1808-1872) English Ave Maria: for mez., vn or vc solo, p. & org. (ad lib.) / Gounod { set 10/045-9[11] - Eng. words Henry Chorley} Ave Maria: for sop./ten. w. p. acc. / Gounod {17/224-3 a - Eng. words Henry Chorley} Ave Maria: for mez., vn or vc solo, p. & org. / Gounod { set 17/224-3 d - Eng. words Henry Chorley} Ave Maria : meditation / sacred song: for sop./ten, vn or vc solo, p. & org. / Gounod { set 17/224-3 f - Eng. words Henry Chorley} Faust: grand opera / Gounod {06/020-1 - Eng. version H. F. Chorley} The flower song {from Faust} / Gounod { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/224-8 - words by H. F. Chorley} The jewel song {from Faust} / Gounod { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/225-3 a-b - Eng. version H. F. Chorley} Loving smile of sister kind (Invocation) {from Faust}: cavatina / Gounod {17/225-5 a - Fre. by O. Pradère; Eng. by Henry F. Chorley} Loving smile of sister kind (Invocation) {from Faust}: cavatina / Gounod {17/225-5 b - Fre. by O. Pradère; Eng. by Henry F. Chorley} The May Queen: pastoral cantata / Bennett {01/016-1 a-b - written by Henry F. Chorley} Nazareth ('Though poor be the chamber'): anthem for bar. solo & chor. / Gounod {02/050-2 a-b - words by Henry F. Chorley} Nazareth: sacred song / Gounod { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/225-8 - A. Porte; Eng. words by Henry F. Chorley} Sérénade: berceuse / Gounod {solo v. : 10/045-4[12] - poésie de Victor Hugo; Eng. words Henry F. Chorley} When all was young {from Faust}: romance w. v-c obbl. / Gounod {solo v. : 16/050-4 [34] - Eng. by Henry F. Chorley, Fre. by O. Pradère} Chrystabel (1867-1958) English Bird of blue: song / German {17/214-9 - words by Chrystabel [Florence G. Attenborough]} Cinquegrana, Pasquale (1850-1939) Italian 'E bersagliere: canto pattriotico / Capua {10/045-5[16] - words by Pasquale Cinquegrana} Margarita (de Parete): canzone per Piedigrotta 1891 / Fassone {10/045-5[24] - versi di P. Cinquegrana} Ndringhete ndrà! ..: canzone-tarantella per Piedigrotta 1895 / Gregorio {10/045-5[21] - versi di P. Cinquegrana} Clancy, Liam P. (19th-20th c.) Irish Noon-hush: song / Peel {17/444-4 - words by Liam P. Clancy} Clarke, Campbell (19th c.) English Love's request (Liebes Bitte): song / Reichardt {17/469 - Eng. version Campbell Clarke} Clarke, Isabel Constance (1869-1951) English Give: sacred song / Löhr {17/352-2 - words by Isabel C. Clarke} Cleather, Brenda (19th-20th c.) English Deadly slander (La Calunnia) {from The Barber of Seville}: Don Basilio's aria / Rossini {bar. : 17/482-2 - Eng. text Brenda Cleather} Gentle lady (Madamina) {from Don Giovanni}: [bass aria: Leporello] / Mozart {17/418-6 - Eng. text Brenda Cleather} Cleaver, Colin (20th c.) English Don't let the sun go down (in your heart): song / Strachey {17/533.7-1 - lyric by Colin Cleaver} Clifford, Ethel (d. 1959) English Love's way {from Love's Journey}: song / Tosti {16/050-5 [2] - words by Ethel Clifford} Clough, Arthur Hugh (1819-1861) English If I can live: song / Stephenson {17/531.5-1 - words by Arthur Hugh Clough} Clutsam, George Howard (1866-1951) Australian Blossom time: musical play / Clutsam {07/031 a-b - music adapted from themes of Franz Schubert, with additional numbers (including lyrics) by G.H. Clutsam} Blossom Time (libr.): musical play in 2 acts [with music arr. & derived from Franz Schubert] / Clutsam { libr. 03/031 - lyrics by G H Clutsam, John Drinkwater, H.V. Purcell} Coates, John (1865-1941) English Come away, Death {song from Twelfth Night} / Arne {17/016-6 - words by Shakespeare; ed. John Coates} Coburn, Richard (1886-1952) American Whispering: song / Rose { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/481.3-2 - lyrics by John Schoenberger & Richard Coburn} Coleridge, Mary E. (1861-1907) English Gentle sleep: song / Naylor {17/424.5 - words by Coleridge} Love went a-riding: song / Bridge {high v. : 17/102-1 a - [words by] Mary E. Coleridge} Love went a-riding: song / Bridge {low v. : 17/102-1 b - [words by] Mary E. Coleridge} Remember / Ireland {high v. : 17/294-5 - words by Mary Coleridge} There / Parry {solo v. : 17/442-4 - words by Mary E. Coleridge} Through the sunny garden / Quilter {low v. : 17/462-17[1] - words by Mary Coleridge} Two September songs / Quilter {17/462-17 - words by Mary Coleridge} The valley and the hill / Quilter {low v. : 17/462-17[2] - words by Mary Coleridge} Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834) English The ancient mariner: cantata / Barnett {01/013 a-b - from the poem by S.T. Coleridge} The ancient mariner: cantata / Barnett {01/013 c - written by S.T. Coleridge} Coleridge, Stephen (1854-1936) English Sink, red sun {from song cycle Gloria}: song / Del Riego {17/156-5 - words by Stephen Coleridge} Collet, M. C. H. The harvest of sorrow Op. 4 No. 5: mez./ bar. / Rachmaninoff {17/464-2 - words by Count Alexis Tolstoi, Eng. version M. C. H. Collet} Colm, Padraig (1881-1972) Irish see Colum, Padraic Colum, Padraic (1881-1972) Irish Five Irish songs / Bax {09/013 - words by Padraig Colm, Joseph Campbell, J. M. Synge} She moved thro' the fair {from Irish Country Songs, vol. 1} / Hughes {17/290-3 - adapt. from an old ballad by Padraic Colum; arr. Herbert Hughes} Congreve, William (1670-1729) English I tell thee, Charmion / Hughes {solo v. : 17/291 - words by W. Congreve} Oh sleep, why dost thou leave me? {from Semele} / Handel {high v. : 17/251-4 a-b - [from libretto by] William Congreve} Oh sleep, why dost thou leave me? {from Semele}: song for sop. v. / Handel {17/251-4 c-d - [words by William Congreve]} Connelly, Reginald John (1895-1963) English Falling in love again / Hollaender {solo v. : 17/286 - orig. words & music Friedrich Hollaender; Eng. words Reg Connelly} Pigalle / Ulmer {solo v. : p. voc. + sol-fa 17/553.9 - Fre. by Georges Ulmer & Geo. Koger; Eng. by Reg Connelly} Constanduros, Mabel (1880-1957) English One day of gold: song / Strong {17/539-2 - words by Mabel Constanduros} Conway, Hugh (1847-1885) English The king's minstrel / Pinsuti {solo v. : 17/450-3 a - words by Hugh Conway} The king's minstrel / Pinsuti {solo v. : 17/450-3 b - words by Hugh Conway} Cook, Eliza (1818-1889) English Many happy returns / Blockley {solo v. : p. voc. + sol-fa 17/272[2] - words by Eliza Cook} Many happy returns of the day: birth-day song / Blockley {10/045-4[11] - written by Eliza Cook} Cooke, Leslie Love sends a little gift of roses: song / Openshaw {17/439-1 - words by Leslie Cooke} Mate o' mine: song w. violin or violonceloo oblig. (ad lib.) / Elliott {17/181 a - words by Leslie Cooke} Mate o' mine: song w. violin or violonceloo oblig. (ad lib.) / Elliott {17/181 b - words by Leslie Cooke} One little hour: song / Sharpe {17/508-1 - words by Leslie Cooke} Cooper, George (1838-1927) American Chiming bells of long ago / Shattuck {solo v. : 16/050-1[20] - [words by George Cooper]} Sweet Genevieve: ballad / Tucker {solo v. : 17/553.5 - words by George Cooper} We two / Thomas {solo v. : 16/050-1[15] - written by Geo. Cooper} Copeland, Fanny Susan (1872-1970) Anglo-Irish Hindu song (Song of the Hindu merchant) {from Sadko} / Rimsky-Korsakov {17/473-1 a-b - Eng. trans. Fanny S. Copeland} Coppée, François (1842-1908) French Obstination (A Resolve) / Fontenailles {mez. : 17/198 - words by François Coppée} La Première: mélodie / Webber {solo v. : 10/045-6[11] - paroles de François Coppée, Eng. trans. E. Teschemacher} Ritournelle: song / Chaminade {17/116 a-b - poésie de François Coppée; Eng. Eugene Oudin} Corder, Frederick (1852-1932) English Love's greeting (Liebesgruss) / Dvorák {solo v. : 17/174-2(1) - Eng. words Frederick Corder} The maiden and the lark / Dvorák {solo v. : 17/174-2(3) - Eng. words Frederick Corder} Peace in the valley (Ruhe im Thalle) / Dvorák {solo v. : 17/174-2(2) - Eng. words Frederick Corder} Corelli, Marie (1855-1924) English The voice in the cathedral: song / Hall {17/246 - words by Marie Corelli} Corrie, Joe (b.1894) Scottish Oor ain fireside : cradle song / Skinner { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/518.8 - words by Joe Corrie} Corrin, Richard (d.1954) English Song of a thankful heart: song / Wood {17/590-16 - words by Richard Corrin} Cory, Charles Barney (1857-1921) American A dream / Bartlett {med. v. : 17/039.5 - words by Charles B. Cory} Cory, William Johnson (1823-1892) English Heraclitus Op.110 No.4: song / Stanford {17/529-13 - poem by William Cory} Costello, Louisa Stuart (1799-1870) Anglo-Irish Is she not passing fair?: lay / Elgar {17/178-7 - words by Louisa Stuart Costello from the French of Charles, Duke of Orléans} Courage, Bryan A blackbird in the dawn: song / Colville {17/135.5-2 - words by Bryan Courage} Cousins, James Henry (1873-1956) Anglo-Irish A curse on a closed gate {from Three songs for voice & viola} / Peterkin {17/447-4(2) - words by James H. Cousins} Cowan, Samuel Kennedy (1850-1918) Anglo-Irish Anchored!: [song] / Watson {16/040 [5/1] - words by S. K. Cowan} Anchored!: song / Watson {10/045-4[26] - words by S. K. Cowan} Out on the Deep / Löhr {solo v. : 17/351.5 - words by Samuel K. Cowan} Cowper, William (1731-1800) English Oh! For a closer walk with God / Fain {solo v. : 10/045-8.1[2] - [words by] William Cowper} Coxford, Arthur Philip (1867-1924) English The flag we love / Macey {solo v. : 17/366 - words by Arthur Coxford} Craik, Dinah ('Mrs Craik') (1826-1887) English Rothesay Bay: song / Gatty {17/210-2 - by the author of "John Halifax Gent." [ie Dinah Craik]} Crashaw, Richard (c1613-1649) English Lo, the full, final sacrifice: festival anthem for chor. & organ (or orch.) / Finzi {02/043 a-b - words by Richard Crashaw} Crawford, Louisa Matilda Jane (1789-1857) English Kathleen Mavourneen: Irish song / Crouch { p. voc. + sol-fa 17/143 a - words by Mrs Crawford} Kathleen Mavourneen / Crouch {solo v. : 17/143 b - words by Mrs Crawford} Kathleen Mavourneen / Crouch {solo v. : 17/143 c - written by Mrs Crawford} Crichton, Jean (19th-20th c.) Scottish Evening shadows: song / Brahe {17/096-2 - words by Jean Crichton} Crosby, Frances Jane ('Fanny') (1820-1915) American Open the gates of the Temple: song / Knapp {high v. : 17/320 - words by Fanny Crosby} Cross, Beverley (1931-1998) English The Mines of Sulphur (Ballade im Moor): opera / Bennett {06/005 - librettist: Beverley Cross} Cross, Gerald H. O Lily lady of loveliness: air for contralto & strings / Besley { set 42/009-1 - words by Gerald H. Cross} Crozier, Eric (1914-1994) English Cradle song for a newborn child: for small mixed chorus and harp (or piano) / Bliss {15/022 - words by Eric Crozier} The little sweep {from 'Let's Make an Opera'} - songs for the audience: [4 songs] / Britten {06/010-2 [Aud] - words by Eric Crozier} Saint Nicholas Op. 42: cantata / Britten {SATB choir : 01/023-5 a-d - words by Eric Crozier} Cunningham, Allan (1784-1842) Scottish Hame Op. 18 No. 1 / Davies {solo v. : 17/149 - words by Allan Cunningham} A sea song / Benbow {17/059-1 - words by Allan Cunningham} Cunningham, Maud (19th-20th c.) English Spring's awakening: valse song / Sanderson {17/488-12 - words by Maud Cunningham} Curtis, Giambattista de (1860-1926) Italian Come back to Sorrento (Torna a Surriento) / Curtis {solo v. : 17/144 a-b - words by G. B. De Curtis; Eng. version Claude Aveling} Come back to Sorrento (Torna a Surriento) / Curtis {solo v. : 17/144 c-d - words by G. B. De Curtis; Eng. version Claude Aveling} Curzon, Theodore (19th-20th c.) English Devonshire cream and cider: song / Sanderson {17/488-13 b - words by Theodore Curzon} Curzon, Ursula (19th-20th c.) English The light of the sunset glow: song / Martin {17/384-5 - words by Ursula Curzon; adapt. from Easthope Martin's 'Evensong'} 149 works by 86 writers/librettists, with 5 cross-references |