Edited by Howard Ferguson, Joyce Finzi, and Christopher Finzi. Most songs transposed from original lower keys by the composer. Only two songs, Life laughs onward (Till earth outwears) and To a poet a thousand years hence (To a poet), have been transposed by the editors. Includes prefatory notes and biographical information on the composer in English preceding score.
Contents:
Dance continued : Regret not me / I need not go ; At middle-field gate in February ; Two lips ; In five-score summers! : meditation ; For life I had never cared greatly ; I said to love / words by Thomas Hardy. Let us garlands bring : op. 18. Come away, come away, death ; Who is Silvia? ; Fear no more the heat o' the sun ; O Mistress mine ; It was a lover and his lass / words by William Shakespeare -- Music for Love's labour's lost : op. 28a. Songs of Hiems and Ver (William Shakespeare) ; Songs for Moth. Riddle song (Shakespeare) ; False Concoline I (anon.) -- Oh fair to see : op. 13b. I say, I'll seek her (Thomas Hardy) ; Oh fair to see (Christina Rossetti) ; As I lay in the early sun (Edward Shanks) ; Only the wanderer (Ivor Gurney) ; To joy ; Harvest (Edmund Blunden) ; Since we loved (Robert Bridges) -- Till earth outwears : op. 19. Let me enjoy the earth ; In years defaced ; The Market-girl ; I look into my glass ; It never looks like summer ; At a lunar eclipse ; Life laughs onward / words by Thomas Hardy -- To a poet : op. 13a. To a poet a thousand years hence (James Elroy Flecker) ; On parent knees (attributed to Sir William Jones ; from The Persian) ; Intrada (Thomas Traherne ; adapted from Centuries of meditation I. 1,2,3) ; The Birthnight (Walter de la Mare) ; June on Castle Hill (F. L. Lucas) ; Ode on the rejection of St. Cecilia : Arioso (George Barker) -- A Young man's exhortation : op. 14. Part I. A Young man's exhortation ; Ditty ; Budmouth dears ; Her temple ; The Comet at Yell'ham ; Part II. Shortening days ; The Sigh ; Former beauties ; Transformations ; The Dance continued : Regret not me / words by Thomas Hardy.
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