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Elegy (When Young Life's Journey I Began) [Arnold, Malcolm]
the midsummer wish [Arnold, malcolm]
Content (source of ev'ry bliss below) [smith, theodore]
the lark sings high in the cornfield [linley, thomas]
think not, my love, when secret grief [linley, thomas]
alas, from the day my poor heart [linley, thomas]
how sweet the calm of this sequester'd shore [storace, stephen]
the curfew tolls the knell of parting day [storace, stephen]
captivity (my foes prevail, my friends are fled) [Storace, Stephen]
let no mortal sing to me [jackson, William]
The wanderer (to wander alone when the moon faintly beaming) [Haydn, Joseph]
she never told her love [Haydn, Joseph]
o tune ful voice [Haydn, Joseph]
'tis only no harm to know it, you know [Shield, William]
hope and love (when love was a stranger) [Shield, William]
ye balmy breezes gently blow [Shield, William]
the echo (o come, my daphne, strephon cried) [Schetky, Johann Georg]
the emigrant [Hook, James]
a shepherd lov'd a nymph so fair [Pinto, George Frederick]
invocation to nature [Pinto, George Frederick]
from thee, Eliza, I must go [Pinto, George Frederick]
why still before these streaming eyes [Salomon, Johann Peter]
go, lov'ly rose [Salomon, Johann Peter]
o tuneful voice [Salomon, Johann Peter]
She Never Told Her Love [Haydn, Joseph]

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Twenty-five Classical English songs for high voice composed by Haydn, Hook, Arnold, Linley, Salomon, and others, with accompaniments Piano, Harpsicord or Harp.

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