The Penguin part song book
The Penguin part song book compiled by Leslie Woodgate ; with decorations by David Gentleman.
[music] /
- Harmondsworth, Middlesex : Penguin, 1955
- 1 score (142 p.) : music ; 20 cm
For chorus of mixed voices, men's voices, women's voices and miscellany.
Part One MIXED VOICES : The National Anthem / Now is the month of Maying / The Silver swan / Fair Phyllis / Flora gave me fairest flowers / Lord, for thy tender mercies' sake / In our deep vaulted cell (Dido and Aeneas) / Which is the properest day to drink? / The cloud-capt towers / Over hill, over dale / Address to the wood-lark / What is got by sighing? / I saw lovely Phillis / O come all ye faithful / The coventry carol / I know de Lord's laid his hands on me / Ev'ry time I feel de spirit / Men of Harlech / O no John / Salutaris Angelica / Ave Maria / Mori quasi il mil core / Il bianco e dolce Cigno / Echo song / In stiller Nacht / Abschiedslied / Part One MEN'S VOICES : See, see mine own sweet jewel / How merrily we live / Amen / When evening's twilight / To all you ladies now in land / Benedictio ante coenam / Sweet and low / The London waits Come sweet lass / Caleno custore me / Waken lords and ladies gay / Requiem Aeternam / Great Tom is cast / Part Three WOMEN'S VOICES : Sweet nymph / The new-fashioned echo / My dearest, my fairest / Sing no more, ladies / A Christmas round / Greensleeves / O dear, what can the matter be? / Golden Slumbers / Bobby Shafto / Adoramus te / O wert thou in the cauld blast / Christus ist geboren / Tantum Ergo / Regina coeli / Part Four MISCELLANY : In praise of singing / Here's a health to all good lasses / Would you know my celia's charms? / The mighty bowl / Laughing catch / Life is a jest / arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- Thomas Morley -- Orlando Gibbons -- John Farmer -- John Wilbye -- attributed to Christopher Tye -- Henry Purcell -- Thomas Arne -- R.J. Stevens -- J.L. Hatton -- William Jackson -- J.L. Hatton -- R.L. de Pearsall -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- Nicholas Gombert -- Jacob Arcadelt -- Palestrina -- Orazio Vecchi -- Lassus -- J. Brahms -- J. Brahms -- Thomas Morley -- Michael Este -- Benjamin Cooke -- J.L. Hatton -- John Callcott -- Harrington -- Joseph Barnby -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Mendelssohn -- Peter Cornelius -- Henry Lawes -- Thomas Morley -- Anon. -- Henry Purcell -- R.J. Stevens -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Lassus -- Mendelssohn -- Franz Liszt -- Franz Liszt -- J. Brahms -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Anon. -- Samuel Webbe -- William Croft -- Harrington -- Travers.
Chiefly English words, some in Latin and Italian
Part-songs
Choruses
M 783.1 / WOOD
For chorus of mixed voices, men's voices, women's voices and miscellany.
Part One MIXED VOICES : The National Anthem / Now is the month of Maying / The Silver swan / Fair Phyllis / Flora gave me fairest flowers / Lord, for thy tender mercies' sake / In our deep vaulted cell (Dido and Aeneas) / Which is the properest day to drink? / The cloud-capt towers / Over hill, over dale / Address to the wood-lark / What is got by sighing? / I saw lovely Phillis / O come all ye faithful / The coventry carol / I know de Lord's laid his hands on me / Ev'ry time I feel de spirit / Men of Harlech / O no John / Salutaris Angelica / Ave Maria / Mori quasi il mil core / Il bianco e dolce Cigno / Echo song / In stiller Nacht / Abschiedslied / Part One MEN'S VOICES : See, see mine own sweet jewel / How merrily we live / Amen / When evening's twilight / To all you ladies now in land / Benedictio ante coenam / Sweet and low / The London waits Come sweet lass / Caleno custore me / Waken lords and ladies gay / Requiem Aeternam / Great Tom is cast / Part Three WOMEN'S VOICES : Sweet nymph / The new-fashioned echo / My dearest, my fairest / Sing no more, ladies / A Christmas round / Greensleeves / O dear, what can the matter be? / Golden Slumbers / Bobby Shafto / Adoramus te / O wert thou in the cauld blast / Christus ist geboren / Tantum Ergo / Regina coeli / Part Four MISCELLANY : In praise of singing / Here's a health to all good lasses / Would you know my celia's charms? / The mighty bowl / Laughing catch / Life is a jest / arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- Thomas Morley -- Orlando Gibbons -- John Farmer -- John Wilbye -- attributed to Christopher Tye -- Henry Purcell -- Thomas Arne -- R.J. Stevens -- J.L. Hatton -- William Jackson -- J.L. Hatton -- R.L. de Pearsall -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- arranged by Leslie Woodgate -- Nicholas Gombert -- Jacob Arcadelt -- Palestrina -- Orazio Vecchi -- Lassus -- J. Brahms -- J. Brahms -- Thomas Morley -- Michael Este -- Benjamin Cooke -- J.L. Hatton -- John Callcott -- Harrington -- Joseph Barnby -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Mendelssohn -- Peter Cornelius -- Henry Lawes -- Thomas Morley -- Anon. -- Henry Purcell -- R.J. Stevens -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Lassus -- Mendelssohn -- Franz Liszt -- Franz Liszt -- J. Brahms -- arranged by L. Woodgate -- Anon. -- Samuel Webbe -- William Croft -- Harrington -- Travers.
Chiefly English words, some in Latin and Italian
Part-songs
Choruses
M 783.1 / WOOD