A Selection of Collected Folk-Songs, Vol. 1

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Title
A Selection of Collected Folk-Songs, Vol. 1
Author
Cecil J Sharp
Publication year listed
1908
Format
Public domain eBook
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A Selection of Collected Folk-Songs, Vol. 1

Author: arranged by Cecil J. Sharp and R. Vaughan Williams

Year: 1908

Collection of English folk songs for voice and piano, including: A farmer's son so sweet; Admiral Benbow; As I walked through the meadows; Brennan on the moor; Bingo; Come all you worthy Christian men; Dashing away with the smoothing iron; Down by the riverside; Farmyard song; Green broom; Heave away, my Johnny; I will give my love an apple; I'm seventeen come Sunday; King Herod and the cock; My boy Billy; My man John; O no, John; O waly waly; One man shall mow my meadow; Spanish ladies; The briery bush; The carter; The coasts of high Barbary; The crystal spring; The female highwayman; The fox; The holly and the ivy; The keeper; The keys of Canterbury; The lark in the morn; The painful plough; The red-herring; The sheep-shearing; The tree in the wood; Wassail song; William Taylor.

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