For medium voice and piano. Words in English (in part translation) and original language. "Notes on the songs": pages [ix]-xxvii Includes bibliographical references (pages xxix-xxxvii) and index.
Contents:
Russia. Come and twine the slim boughs. O willow, willow ; The Vicar of Bray ; Come, lasses and lads -- Scotland. Annie Laurie ; My ain kind dearie, O ; The Laird o' Cockpen ; O Logie o' Buchan -- Ireland. The last rose of summer ; The minstrel boy ; The daughters of Erin ; The pretty girl milking her cow -- Wales. All through the night ; Hunting the hare ; The ash grove -- Manx. Hunt the wren -- France. In out happy village ; There was a little maiden ; Sing to me, sweet Musetta ; On the bridge of Avignon -- Troubadours. When the nightingale shall sing ; Early strolling at my leisure -- Minnesingers. Summertime ; Minstrel song -- Germany. Annie of Tharau ; O thou dearest maiden mine ; True love ; The Loreley ; Must I go ; The broken ring ; All's the same to me ; Farewell ; In cellar cool ; O faithful pine ; The hostess' daughter -- Switzerland. From these dear mountains ; In Aargau dwelt two sweethearts -- Austria. Wooing -- Tyrol. Tyrolese are blithesome ; On the Alma -- Styria. From the mountain's height -- Hungary. Hungaria's treasure ; Varadi's highways = Seprik a Váradi utczát -- Bohemia. The treasure = Wšak nám tak, nebude -- Netherlands. Where'er man ranges = Waer dat men sich ; Rosa -- Italy. The fair maid of Sorrento = La vera sorrentina ; Oh, come to me = La Ricciolella ; Santa Lucia -- Sicily. So this is sad love's ending = Forsi pirchi nun m'ami -- Spain. Unto a poor blind lover = A un nin̈o ciegocito ; If 't is sorrow so to love thee = Yo me alegro de haber sido ; May song = Cancion de maja -- Portugal. Song of the fig-tree orchard = Canção do figueiral ; Wherefore have thy lips denied me = Porque me dizes chorando -- Denmark. I wander through woodlands = Gaaer jeg udi skoven ; Marstig's daughter = Marsk stigs Døttre -- Iceland. Bravely sails my bark = Tölf synir -- Norway. I laid me down to rest = Jeg lagde mig saa silde ; Homeward from the mountains = Hjemreise fra Saeteren ; Dearest maiden = Kau fra Hallingdalen -- Sweden. Little Katie = Liten Karin ; Wermeland = Vermeland ; On a crystal throne -- Russia. Over fields and over meadows ; O'er the distant lonely mountains ; In the shade of the garden strolling ; 'Neath the shadow of a tree ; Ah! see the old pear-tree ; Come and twine the slim boughs. United States of America. Dixie. Little cottage lowly -- Finland. Home my sweetheart comes from roving -- Lapland. There's ne'er a blossom -- Lithuania. From afar returns my well-beloved -- Bosnia. Why so silent, tell me, birdie -- Servia. Come, my dearest -- Bulgaria. The outlaw -- Turkey. The sun hangs high -- Greece. The musician -- Syria. Sleep, my child ; Upon thy lovely lips -- Morocco. Zohra -- Algeria. My beloved -- Tunis. Soleima -- Tripoli. Stamboul -- Egypt. Love-song ; There's no deity but God -- Arabia. Thine eyes are bright with fire -- Persia. Deign my voice to hear ; Rustic song -- India. Snake-charmer's song -- China. Jasmine-flower -- Japan. New Year song ; Cherry-bloom -- American Indian. Pawnee war-song ; Dakota serenade -- United States of America. Old folks at home ; Tenting on the old camp ground ; Dixie.
Summary:
For medium voice; with notes on the songs.
Series:
The musicians library
OCLC:
(OCoLC)18449907
Locations:
PLAX964 -- Luther College - Preus Library (Decorah)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.