Britten: the Complete Works for Voice

1.1. - requiem aeternam - Simon Preston
1.2. - what passing bells for these who die as cattle? - The Bach Choir
1.3. - dies irae - Benjamin Britten
1.4. - bugles sang, saddening the evening air - Benjamin Britten
1.5. - liber scriptus proferetur - London Symphony Chorus
1.6. - out there, we've walked quite friendly up to death - Benjamin Britten
1.7. - recordare jesu pie - Benjamin Britten
1.8. - be slowly lifted up - Benjamin Britten
1.9. - dies irae - Benjamin Britten
1.10. - lacrimosa dies illa - Benjamin Britten
1.11. - move him into the sun - Galina Vishnevskaya
1.12. - domine jesu christe - Simon Preston
1.13. - so abram rose, and clave the wood - Simon Preston
1.14. - sanctus, sanctus, sanctus - Benjamin Britten
1.15. - after the blast of lightning from the east - Benjamin Britten
1.16. - one ever hangs where shelled roads part - Benjamin Britten
1.17. - libera me, domine - Benjamin Britten
1.18. - it seemed that out of battle I escaped - Benjamin Britten
1.19. - let us sleep now...in paradisum - Benjamin Britten

2.1. Spring symphony op 44 - 1. introduction: shine out - Benjamin Britten
2.2. Spring symphony op 44 - 2. the merry cuckoo - Benjamin Britten
2.3. Spring symphony op 44 - 3. spring, the sweet spring - Benjamin Britten
2.4. Spring symphony op 44 - 4. the driving boy - Benjamin Britten
2.5. Spring symphony op 44 - 5. the morning star - Benjamin Britten
2.6. Spring symphony op 44 - 6. welcome maids of honour - Benjamin Britten
2.7. Spring symphony op 44 - 7. waters above! - Benjamin Britten
2.8. Spring symphony op 44 - 8. out on the lawn I lie in bed - Benjamin Britten
2.9. Spring symphony op 44 - 9. when will my may come - Benjamin Britten
2.10. Spring symphony op 44 - 10. fair and fair - Benjamin Britten
2.11. Spring symphony op 44 - 11. sound the flûte! - Benjamin Britten
2.12. Spring symphony op 44 - 12. finale: london, to thee I do present - Benjamin Britten
2.13. Cantata academica op.62 - I. bonorum summun omnium II: quae bene beateque - George Malcolm
2.14. Cantata academica op.62 - III. at huius caelestis...V: tum vero aeneas sylvius virtus - George Malcolm
2.15. Cantata academica op.62 - VI: et gubernacula. VII: ut ad longaeva tempora - George Malcolm
2.16. Cantata academica op.62 - VIII: docendi ac discendi - George Malcolm
2.17. Cantata academica op.62 - IX: rhenana erga omnes. X: ut instissime XI: o cives.. - George Malcolm
2.18. Cantata academica op.62 - XII. nos autem cuncti. XIII. vigeatque academia libera - George Malcolm
2.19. Hymn to st cecilia op 27 - in a garden shady - George Malcolm
2.20. Hymn to st cecilia op 27 - I cannot grow - George Malcolm
2.21. Hymn to st cecilia op 27 - o ear whose creatures - George Malcolm

3.1. Saint nicolas, op.42 - introduction - Benjamin Britten
3.2. Saint nicolas, op.42 - the birth of nicolas - Benjamin Britten
3.3. Saint nicolas, op.42 - nicolas devotes himself to god - Benjamin Britten
3.4. Saint nicolas, op.42 - he journeys to palestine - Benjamin Britten
3.5. Saint nicolas, op.42 - he comes to myra and is chosen bishop - Benjamin Britten
3.6. Saint nicolas, op.42 - nicolas from prison - Benjamin Britten
3.7. Saint nicolas, op.42 - nicolas and the pickled boys - Benjamin Britten
3.8. Saint nicolas, op.42 - his piety and marvellous works - Benjamin Britten
3.9. Saint nicolas, op.42 - the death of nicolas - Benjamin Britten
3.10. - 1. to daffodils - Louis Halsey
3.11. - 2. the succession of the four sweet months - Louis Halsey
3.12. - 3. marsh flowers - Louis Halsey
3.13. - 4. the evening primrose - Louis Halsey
3.14. - 5. ballad of green broom - Louis Halsey
3.15. - cantata misericordium, op.69 - Benjamin Britten

4.1. A boy was born op 3 - a boy was born (thème) - Benjamin Britten
4.2. A boy was born op 3 - variation 1: lullay, jesu - Benjamin Britten
4.3. A boy was born op 3 - variation 2: herod - Benjamin Britten
4.4. A boy was born op 3 - variation 3: jesu as thou art our saviour - Benjamin Britten
4.5. A boy was born op 3 - variation 4: the three kings - Benjamin Britten
4.6. A boy was born op 3 - variation 5: in the bleak mid-winter - Benjamin Britten
4.7. A boy was born op 3 - variation 6: finale - Noël! - Benjamin Britten
4.8. - corpus christi carol - John Hahessy
4.9. - a wealden trio - christmas song of the women - The Wilbye Consort
4.10. - the sycamore tree - The Wilbye Consort
4.11. - a shepherd's carol (1944) - The Wilbye Consort
4.12. - christ's nativity - Steuart Bedford
4.13. - sweet was the song - Steuart Bedford
4.14. - preparations - Steuart Bedford
4.15. - new prince, new pomp - Steuart Bedford
4.16. - carol of king cnut - Steuart Bedford
4.17. A ceremony of carols op 28 - procession - Benjamin Britten
4.18. A ceremony of carols op 28 - wolcom yule! - Benjamin Britten
4.19. A ceremony of carols op 28 - there is no rose - Benjamin Britten
4.20. A ceremony of carols op 28 - that yonge child - Benjamin Britten
4.21. A ceremony of carols op 28 - balulalow - Benjamin Britten
4.22. A ceremony of carols op 28 - as dew in aprille - Benjamin Britten
4.23. A ceremony of carols op 28 - this little babe - Benjamin Britten
4.24. A ceremony of carols op 28 - interlude - Benjamin Britten
4.25. A ceremony of carols op 28 - in freezing winter night - Benjamin Britten
4.26. A ceremony of carols op 28 - spring carol - Benjamin Britten
4.27. A ceremony of carols op 28 - deo gracias - Benjamin Britten
4.28. A ceremony of carols op 28 - recession - Benjamin Britten
4.29. - the holly and the ivy - Louis Halsey

5.1. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - begone, dull care - Benjamin Britten
5.2. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - a tragic story - Benjamin Britten
5.3. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - cuckoo! - Benjamin Britten
5.4. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - a new year carol - Benjamin Britten
5.5. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - I mun be married on sunday - Benjamin Britten
5.6. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - there was a man of newington - Benjamin Britten
5.7. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - fishing song - Benjamin Britten
5.8. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - the useful plough - Benjamin Britten
5.9. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - jazz-man - Benjamin Britten
5.10. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - there was a monkey - Benjamin Britten
5.11. - old abram brown - Benjamin Britten
5.12. - ee-oh! (anon) - Gernot Fuhrmann
5.13. Songs from friday afternoon op 7 - psalm 150 for voices & orchestra, op.67 - Benjamin Britten
5.14. - 1. the ride-by-nights - Alexander Wells
5.15. - 2 the rainbow - Alexander Wells
5.16. - 3. the ship of rio - Alexander Wells
5.17. - 1. I lov'd a lass - Louis Halsey
5.18. - 2. lift boy - Louis Halsey
5.19. - the birds - John Hahessy
5.20. - a hymn to the virgin (1930, rev. 1934) - George Guest
5.21. - jubilate deo in e flat - Luke Bond
5.22. - te deum in c (1934) - Rory Phillips
5.23. - advance democracy - Harry Christophers
5.24. - deus in adjutorium meum (psalm 70) - Choir of Trinity College
5.25. - heaven-haven - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.26. - o deus, ego amo te - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.27. - rosa mystica - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.28. - the soldier - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.29. - prayer II - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.30. - god's grandeur - London Sinfonietta Chorus
5.31. - prayer I - London Sinfonietta Chorus

6.1. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - rejoice in god, o ye tongues - Benjamin Britten
6.2. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - for I will consider my cat jeoffrey - Benjamin Britten
6.3. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - for the mouse is a creature of great personal valour - Benjamin Britten
6.4. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - for the flowers are great blessings - Benjamin Britten
6.5. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - for I am under the same accusation - Benjamin Britten
6.6. Rejoice in the lamb op.30 - for h is a spirit - Benjamin Britten
6.7. - the ballad of little musgrave and lady barnard - Louis Halsey
6.8. - chorale (after an old french carol) - Louis Halsey
6.9. - festival te deum, op.32 (1944) - George Guest
6.10. - a wedding anthem, op.46 - Harry Christophers
6.11. - a hymn to st. peter, op.56a - George Guest
6.12. - antiphon, op.56b - Harry Christophers
6.13. - kyrie eleison - George Guest
6.14. - gloria in excelsis deo - George Guest
6.15. - sanctus...benedictus - George Guest
6.16. - agnus dei - George Guest

7.1. - jubilate deo in c (1961) - George Guest
7.2. - venite exultemus domino - Choir of Trinity College
7.3. - a hymn of st. columba, 'regis regum rectissimi' (1962) - George Guest
7.4. - god save the queen - Benjamin Britten
7.5. - voices for today - David Willcocks
7.6. - 1. st. godric's hymn - The Wilbye Consort
7.7. - 2. I mon waxe wod - The Wilbye Consort
7.8. - 3. lenten is come - The Wilbye Consort
7.9. - 4. the long night - The Wilbye Consort
7.10. - 5. yif ic of luve can - The Wilbye Consort
7.11. - 6. carol - The Wilbye Consort
7.12. - 7. ye that pasen by - The Wilbye Consort
7.13. - 8. a death - The Wilbye Consort
7.14. - welcome ode, op.95 - Keith Shaw
7.15. - praise we great men - Sir Simon Rattle
7.16. - praise we the just - Sir Simon Rattle
7.17. - coda - Sir Simon Rattle

8.1. - 1. les nuits de juin - Sir Simon Rattle
8.2. - 2. sagesse - Sir Simon Rattle
8.3. - 3. l'enfance - Sir Simon Rattle
8.4. - 4. chanson d'automne - Sir Simon Rattle
8.5. - now sleeps the crimson petal - Steuart Bedford
8.6. - 1. prologue - Richard Armstrong
8.7. - 2. rats away! - Richard Armstrong
8.8. - 3. messalina - Richard Armstrong
8.9. - 4. dance of death (hawking for the partridge) - Richard Armstrong
8.10. - 5. epilogue & funeral march - Richard Armstrong
8.11. - 1. funeral march - Sir Simon Rattle
8.12. - 2. scherzo - Sir Simon Rattle
8.13. - 3. recitative & choral - Sir Simon Rattle
8.14. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - prologue - Barry Tuckwell
8.15. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - pastoral - the day's grown old - Benjamin Britten
8.16. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - nocturne - the splendour falls on castle walls - Benjamin Britten
8.17. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - elegy - o rose, thou art sick - Benjamin Britten
8.18. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - dirge - this ae night - Benjamin Britten
8.19. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - hymn - queen and huntress chaste and fair - Benjamin Britten
8.20. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - sonnet - o soft embalmer of the still midnight - Benjamin Britten
8.21. Serenade pour tenor, cor & cordes op 31 - epilogue - Barry Tuckwell

9.1. Les illuminations op18 - I. fanfare - Benjamin Britten
9.2. Les illuminations op18 - II. villes - Benjamin Britten
9.3. Les illuminations op18 - iiia. phrase - Benjamin Britten
9.4. Les illuminations op18 - iiib. antique - Benjamin Britten
9.5. Les illuminations op18 - IV. royaute - Benjamin Britten
9.6. Les illuminations op18 - V. marine - Benjamin Britten
9.7. Les illuminations op18 - VI. interlude - Benjamin Britten
9.8. Les illuminations op18 - VII. being beauteous - Benjamin Britten
9.9. Les illuminations op18 - VIII. parade - Benjamin Britten
9.10. Les illuminations op18 - IX. depart - Benjamin Britten
9.11. - phrase - Thomas Zehetmair
9.12. - aube - Thomas Zehetmair
9.13. - a une raison - Thomas Zehetmair
9.14. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 1. "on a poet's lips I slept" - Benjamin Britten
9.15. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 2. "below the thunders of the upper deep" - Benjamin Britten
9.16. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 3. "encintured with a twine of leaves" - Benjamin Britten
9.17. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 4. "midnight's bell goes ting, ting, ting" - Benjamin Britten
9.18. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 5. "but that night when on my bed I lay" - Benjamin Britten
9.19. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 6. "she sleeps on soft, last breaths" - Benjamin Britten
9.20. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 7. "what is more gentle than a wind in summer?" - Benjamin Britten
9.21. Nocturne pour tenor et cordes - 8. "when most I wink, then do mine eyes best see" - Benjamin Britten
9.22. Phedre op 93 - in may, in brilliant athens - Steuart Bedford
9.23. Phedre op 93 - oh gods of wrath - Steuart Bedford
9.24. Phedre op 93 - my time's too short, your highness - Steuart Bedford

10.1. - canticle I, my beloved is mine op.40 - Peter Pears
10.2. - canticle II, abraham and isaac, op.51 - Peter Pears
10.3. - canticle III, still falls the rain, op.55 - Peter Pears
10.4. - canticle IV - journey of the magi, op.86 - Peter Pears
10.5. - canticle V - the death of saint narcissus, op.89 - Peter Pears
10.6. - a birthday hansel, op.89 - Peter Pears
10.7. - sweeter than roses - James Bowman

11.1. - 1. prologue: fanfare - song: "where are the seeds of universal fire" - Neil Mackie
11.2. - 2. reading: "the earth of my heart was broken - fanfare - reading: "in the hour when the sapphire of the bone" - Peter Pears
11.3. - 3. song: "we are the darkness" - Neil Mackie
11.4. - 4. reading: "in such a heat of the earth" - Peter Pears
11.5. - 5. canticle III: "still falls the rain" - Neil Mackie
11.6. - 6. reading: "I see christ's wounds weep in the rose on the wall" - Peter Pears
11.7. - 7. epilogue: fanfare - song: "so, out of the dark" - Neil Mackie
11.8. Tit for tat - 1. a song of enchantment - John Shirley-Quirk
11.9. Tit for tat - 2. autumn - John Shirley-Quirk
11.10. Tit for tat - 3. silver - John Shirley-Quirk
11.11. Tit for tat - 4. vigil - John Shirley-Quirk
11.12. Tit for tat - 5. tit for tat - John Shirley-Quirk
11.13. - 1. let the florid music praise! - Barbara Bonney
11.14. - 2. now the leaves are falling fast - Barbara Bonney
11.15. - 3. seascape - Barbara Bonney
11.16. - 4. nocturne - Barbara Bonney
11.17. - 5. as it is, plenty - Barbara Bonney
11.18. - calypso - Caryl Hughes
11.19. - tell me the truth about love - Caryl Hughes
11.20. - johnny - Caryl Hughes
11.21. - funeral blues - Caryl Hughes
11.22. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto XVI - Peter Pears
11.23. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto xxxi - Peter Pears
11.24. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto XXX - Peter Pears
11.25. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto lv - Peter Pears
11.26. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto xxxviii - Peter Pears
11.27. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto xxxii - Peter Pears
11.28. 7 sonnets de michelangelo op 22 - sonetto xxiv - Peter Pears

12.1. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 1. oh, my blacke soule! - Peter Pears
12.2. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 2. batter my heart - Peter Pears
12.3. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 3. oh might those sighes and teares - Peter Pears
12.4. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 4. oh, to vex me - Peter Pears
12.5. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 5. what if this present - Peter Pears
12.6. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 6. since she whom I loved - Peter Pears
12.7. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 7. at the round earth's imagined corners - Peter Pears
12.8. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 8. thou hast made me - Peter Pears
12.9. The holy sonnets of john donne op 35 - 9. death, be not proud - Peter Pears
12.10. - 1. cradle song - Pamela Bowden
12.11. - 2. the highland bales - Pamela Bowden
12.12. - 3. sephestia's lulaby - Pamela Bowden
12.13. - 4. a charm - Pamela Bowden
12.14. - 5. the nurse's song - Pamela Bowden
12.15. Winter words op 52 - at day-close in november - Peter Pears
12.16. Winter words op 52 - midnight on the great western - Peter Pears
12.17. Winter words op 52 - wagtail and baby - Peter Pears
12.18. Winter words op 52 - the little old table - Peter Pears
12.19. Winter words op 52 - the choirmaster's burial - Peter Pears
12.20. Winter words op 52 - proud songsters - Peter Pears
12.21. Winter words op 52 - at the railway station, upway - Peter Pears
12.22. Winter words op 52 - before life and after - Peter Pears
12.23. - if it's ever spring again - Robin Tritschler
12.24. - the children and sir nameless - Robin Tritschler
12.25. - 1. the big chariot - Peter Pears
12.26. - 2. the old lute - Peter Pears
12.27. - 3. the autumn wind - Peter Pears
12.28. - 4. the herd-boy - Peter Pears
12.29. - 5. depression - Peter Pears
12.30. - 6. dance song - Peter Pears

13.1. - 1. menschenbeifall - Peter Pears
13.2. - 2. die heimat - Peter Pears
13.3. - 3. sokrates und alcibiades - Peter Pears
13.4. - 4. die jugend - Peter Pears
13.5. - 5. halfte des lebens - Peter Pears
13.6. - 6. die linien des lebens - Peter Pears
13.7. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - the pride of the peacock...london - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.8. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - prisons are built...the chimney sweeper - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.9. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - the bird anest...a poison tree - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.10. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - think in the morning...the tyger - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.11. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - the tygers of wrath...the fly - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.12. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - the hours of folly...ah, sun flower - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.13. Songs and proverbs of wiliam blake op 74 - to see a world...every night and every morn - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
13.14. - 1. echo ("ekho") - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.15. - 2. my heart ("ya dumal, serdtse pozabilo") - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.16. - 3. angel - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.17. - 4. the nightingale and the rose ("solovyei I roza") - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.18. - 5. epigram (epigramma) - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.19. - 6. lines written during a sleepless night ("stikhi sochinyonniye nochyu vo vremya bessonnitsi") - Galina Vishnevskaya
13.20. - 1. a riddle (the earth) - Peter Pears
13.21. - 2. a laddie's sang - Peter Pears
13.22. - 3. nightmare - Peter Pears
13.23. - 4. black day - Peter Pears
13.24. - 5. bed-time - Peter Pears
13.25. - 6. slaughter - Peter Pears
13.26. - 7. riddle (the child you were) - Peter Pears
13.27. - 8. the larky lad - Peter Pears
13.28. - 9. who are these children? - Peter Pears
13.29. - 10. supper - Peter Pears
13.30. - 11. the children - Peter Pears
13.31. - 12. the auld aik - Peter Pears
13.32. - dawtie's devotion - Nicky Spence
13.33. - the gully - Nicky Spence
13.34. - tradition - Nicky Spence

14.1. - beware! - Philip Smith
14.2. - o that I had ne'er been married - Nicky Spence
14.3. - epitaph: the clerk - Philip Smith
14.4. - of a' the airts the wind can blaw - Nicky Spence
14.5. - a dirge - James Geer
14.6. - prithee - Andrew Tortise
14.7. - the joy of grief - Katherine Broderick
14.8. - virtue in deeds not words - Caryl Hughes
14.9. - from "lucy" - Ben Johnson
14.10. - dans les bois - Elizabeth Atherton
14.11. - lilian - Philip Smith
14.12. - diaphenia - Andrew Swait
14.13. - the owl - Andrew Swait
14.14. - witches' song - James Bowman
14.15. - o why did e're my thought aspire - Benedict Nelson
14.16. - chamber music V - Allan Clayton
14.17. - song - take o take those lips away - Robin Tritschler
14.18. - 1. mother comfort - Felicity Lott
14.19. - 2. underneath the abject willow - Felicity Lott
14.20. - a poison tree - Benjamin Hulett
14.21. - not even summer yet - Benjamin Hulett
14.22. - the red cockatoo - Benjamin Hulett
14.23. - to lie flat on the back - James Geer
14.24. - night covers up the rigid land - James Geer
14.25. - the sun shines down - Benjamin Hulett
14.26. - fish in the unruffled lakes - Robin Tritschler
14.27. - what's in your mind? - Benjamin Hulett
14.28. - underneath the abject willow - Robin Tritschler
14.29. - wild with passion - Benjamin Hulett
14.30. - if thou wilt ease thine heart - Benjamin Hulett
14.31. - cradle song ("sleep, my darling, sleep") - Benjamin Hulett
14.32. - birthday song for erwin - Benjamin Hulett
14.33. - um mitternacht - James Geer
14.34. - the bitter withy - Ronald Corp
14.35. - king herod and the cock - Ronald Corp
14.36. - fancie - Ronald Corp
14.37. - the oxen - Ronald Corp
14.38. - may - Ronald Corp
14.39. - the twelve apostles - Ronald Corp

15.1. - the foggy foggy dew - Peter Pears
15.2. - sally in our alley - Peter Pears
15.3. - tom bowling - Peter Pears
15.4. - the lincolnshire poacher - Peter Pears
15.5. - a brisk young widow - Peter Pears
15.6. - o waly waly - Peter Pears
15.7. - sweet polly oliver - Peter Pears
15.8. - early one morning - Peter Pears
15.9. - the bonny earl o'moray - Peter Pears
15.10. - the ash grove - Peter Pears
15.11. - come you not from newcastle? - Peter Pears
15.12. - le roi s'en va-t'en chasse - Peter Pears
15.13. - la belle est au jardin d'amour - Peter Pears
15.14. - the minstrel boy - Peter Pears
15.15. - how sweet the answer - Peter Pears
15.16. - the last rose of summer - Peter Pears
15.17. - avenging and bright - Peter Pears
15.18. - oft in the stilly night - Peter Pears
15.19. - the miller of dee - Peter Pears
15.20. - ca the yowes - Peter Pears
15.21. - the plough boy - Peter Pears
15.22. - the sally gardens - Peter Pears
15.23. - little sir william - Peter Pears
15.24. - oliver cromwell - Peter Pears
15.25. - heigh ho! heigh hi! - Peter Pears
15.26. - there's none to soothe - Peter Pears
15.27. - il est quelqu'un sur terre - Peter Pears
15.28. - o can ye sew cushions? - Peter Pears
15.29. - the trees they grow so high - Philip Langridge
15.30. - voici le printemps - Sophie Wyss
15.31. - fileuse - Sophie Wyss
15.32. - quand j'étais chez mon pere - Sophie Wyss

16.1. - I will give my love an apple - Robert Tear
16.2. - the sailor-boy - Robert Tear
16.3. - master kilby - Robert Tear
16.4. - the soldier and the sailor - Robert Tear
16.5. - the shooting of his dear - Robert Tear
16.6. - bonny at morn - Philip Langridge
16.7. - greensleeves - Felicity Lott
16.8. - I wonder as I wander - Philip Langridge
16.9. - the crocodile - Philip Langridge
16.10. - pray goody - Philip Langridge
16.11. - at the mid hour of night - Felicity Lott
16.12. - dear harp of my country! (kate tyrrel) - Philip Langridge
16.13. - o the sight entrancing - Philip Langridge
16.14. - sail on, sail on - Felicity Lott
16.15. - rich and rare - Felicity Lott
16.16. - la Noël passee - Philip Langridge
16.17. - eho! eho! - Philip Langridge
16.18. - the holly and the ivy - Felicity Lott
16.19. - soldier, won't you marry me? - Felicity Lott
16.20. - the deaf woman's courtship - Felicity Lott
16.21. - the stream in the valley - Philip Langridge
16.22. - unidentified folk song setting - Christopher Kampen
16.23. - lord! I married me a wife - Philip Langridge
16.24. - she's like the swallow - Philip Langridge
16.25. - lemady - Philip Langridge
16.26. - bugeilio'r gwenith gwyn ("I was lonely and forlorn") - Philip Langridge
16.27. - dafyd y garreg wen (david of the white rock) - Philip Langridge
16.28. - the false knight upon the road - Philip Langridge
16.29. - bird scarer's song - Philip Langridge