Songs of the 1890s
Songs to sing here, composed (or first published) in that decade, as their sources date them. 142 pieces.
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Just for Today
Song to sing here · 1894 · 2:48
Jane Bingham Abbott, Samuel Wilberforce Lord, for tomorrow and its needs,O Mistress Mine
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:51
Amy Beach, William Shakespeare O mistress mine, where are you roaming?Take, O Take those Lips Away
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:03
Amy Beach, William Shakespeare Take, O take those lips away, That so sweetlyFairy Lullaby
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:18
Amy Beach, William Shakespeare Philomel, with melody, Sing in our sweetConstancy
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:11
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton My heart that burns like the noontide HasCradle Song
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:09
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Sleep, child, and may thy cradle be A ship uponLove’s Journey
Song to sing here · 1891 · 3:06
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Moonbeam purest and serenest That fromTruant Wings
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:43
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Come, swallow, come, for thee we wait;In Summer Weather
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:04
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton There’s tender green on the tree,Robin Sly
Song to sing here · 1891 · 3:11
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton In the shade sits Robin Sly, Waiting thereA Song of the South
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:02
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton I have a garden beautiful By a sea ofThe Maid of Elsinore
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:09
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton A tearful boy king Olaf stood ’Mid hisA Pretty Maid
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:27
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton A pretty maid went amaying, And roam’d theFor Ever Mine
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:28
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton I liken my love to a gossamerTo Welcome You
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:26
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton There are faces peeping out of all theThe Windflower
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:46
Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Ere buds and blades are springing,All the World Awakes Today
Song to sing here · 1898 · 1:38
Edward German, Harold Boulton All the world awakes today To the music ofThe Dew Upon the Lily
Song to sing here · 1898 · 1:42
Edward German, Harold Boulton The dew upon the lily, The blush upon theMy Song Is of the Sturdy North
Song to sing here · 1898 · 2:02
Edward German, Harold Boulton, Sir My song is of the sturdy North Whose hills areThe First Rose
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:19
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves The rose that in the Springtide ventures forthHope
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:45
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves Summer hath too short a date Autumn enters,Spring’s Secrets
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:57
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves As once I paused on poet wing In the greenSpring Is Not Dead
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:54
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves Snow on the earth; though March is well nighApril Weather
Song to sing here · 1890 · 1:44
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves Life like ours is April weatherA May Song
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:19
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves Some go smiling through the grey time,Summer At Last
Song to sing here · 1890 · 2:56
Alexander Mackenzie, Alfred Perceval Graves Swallows soar in the blue, Butterflies danceWith wisdom, goodness, grace
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:09 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, Alfred Austin With wisdom, goodness,Out in the windy West
Song to sing here · 1899 · 6:28 · for 7 voices
Walter Parratt, Arthur Christopher Benson Rose the sweet silvern isles,Hark! The world is full of thy praise
Song to sing here · 1899 · 5:42 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, Bridges, Robert Long live Victoria!For all the wonder of thy regal day
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:17 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, Robert Crewe-Milnes For all the wonder of thy regal day,The seaboards are her mantle’s hem
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:03 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, John Davidson The seaboards are her mantle’s hem;Who can dwell with greatness?
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:22 · for 5 voices
Walter Parratt, Austin Dobson Who can dwell with greatness,Lady on the Silver Throne
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:49 · for 6 voices
Walter Parratt, Edmund Gosse Lady on the silver throne, Lady on the silverA Century’s Penultimate
Song to sing here · 1899 · 4:50 · for 6 voices
Walter Parratt, Arthur Coleridge James Resplendent beams are kindling in the East -With still increasing blessings
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:46 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, John Campbell With still increasing blessings may Our GodTo her beneath whose stedfast star
Song to sing here · 1899 · 4:16 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, Frederic William Henry Myers To her beneath whose stedfast star From poleA thousand years, by sea and land
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:03 · for 4 voices
Walter Parratt, Henry Newbolt, Sir A thousand years, by sea and land,Flora’s Queen
Song to sing here · 1899 · 4:07 · for 6 voices
Walter Parratt, John Frederick Randall Stainer Room! Room for Flora’s Queen!The Triumph of Victoria
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:51 · for 5 voices
Walter Parratt, Thomas Herbert Warren Oh! happy hour, most meet for merry dittySince thou, o fondest and truest
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:00
Charles Villiers Stanford, Robert Seymour Bridges Since thou, o fondest and truest,I praise the tender flower
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:56
Charles Villiers Stanford, Robert Seymour Bridges I praise the tender flower, That on a mournfulSay, o say! saith the music
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:42
Charles Villiers Stanford, Robert Seymour Bridges I love my lady's eyes Above the beauties rareWhen the Swallows Homeward Fly
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:18
Maude Valerie White, Karl Herloß When the swallows homeward fly And the roses’A Memory
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:32
Maude Valerie White Oh! to be light of heart once more,Let Us Forget
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:01
Maude Valerie White, (Agnes) Mary (Frances) Robinson Let us forget we lov’d each other much,A Farewell Song
Song to sing here · 1895 · 1:41
Maude Valerie White, Maude Valérie White Farewell, farewell for I must go,Ethiopia Saluting the Colours
Song to sing here · 1898 · 2:34
Charles Wood, Walt Whitman “Who are you dusky woman, so ancient,Denn es gehet dem Menschen wie dem Vieh
Song to sing here · 1896 · 3:28
Johannes Brahms, Martin Luther Denn es gehet dem Menschen wie dem Vieh,Ich wandte mich und sahe
Song to sing here · 1896 · 2:31
Johannes Brahms, Bible or other Sacred Texts Ich wandte mich, und sahe an alle,O Tod, wie bitter bist du!
Song to sing here · 1896 · 3:01
Johannes Brahms, Bible or other Sacred Texts O Tod,Wenn ich mit Menschen- und mit Engelzungen redete
Song to sing here · 1896 · 4:02
Johannes Brahms, Bible or other Sacred Texts Wenn ich mit Menschen- und mit EngelzungenBallade des gros dindons
Song to sing here · 1890 · 3:07
Emmanuel Chabrier, Edmond Rostand Les gros dindons, à travers champs,Chanson pour Jeanne
Song to sing here · 1890 · 3:45
Emmanuel Chabrier, Catulle Mendès Puisque les roses sont jo-lies.Villanelle des petits canards
Song to sing here · 1890 · 1:23
Emmanuel Chabrier, Louise-Rose Gérard Ils vont, les petits canards, Tout au bord deAu pays bleu
Song to sing here · 1898 · 1:55
Cécile Chaminade, Charles Fuster C'était là-- bas, au pays clair,Ballade à la lune
Song to sing here · 1894 · 2:53
Cécile Chaminade, Louis Charles Alfred de Musset C'était dans la nuit brune, Sur le clocherBerceuse
Song to sing here · 1892 · 1:20
Cécile Chaminade, Édouard Guinand Viens près de moi, Viens plus près encore;Colette
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:38
Cécile Chaminade, (Paul) Jules Barbier Avril a parlé, Colette‿est rêveuse!‿Elle‿aL’été
Song to sing here · 1894 · 5:30
Cécile Chaminade, Édouard Guinand Ah! chantez, chantez, Folle fauvette,Rêve d’un soir
Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:08
Cécile Chaminade, Eugène Adénis-Colombeau Rêve d'un soir, rêve d'une heure,Le Noël des oiseaux
Song to sing here · 1893 · 1:56
Cécile Chaminade, Armand Silvestre Petit Jésus, maître du ciel, Que les angesL’âme évaporée
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:59
Claude Debussy, Paul Bourget L’âme évaporée et souf- frante,Les cloches
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:40
Claude Debussy, Paul Bourget Les feuilles s’ou- vraient sur le bord desMandoline
Song to sing here · 1890 · 1:07
Claude Debussy, Paul Verlaine Les donneurs de sérénades Et les bellesIl pleure dans mon cœur
Song to sing here · 1896 · 1:51
Frederick Delius, Paul Verlaine Il pleure dans mon cœur comme il pleut sur laLe ciel est par-dessus le toit
Song to sing here · 1896 · 2:21
Frederick Delius, Paul Verlaine Le ciel est, par dessus le toit,Altdeutsches Lied
Song to sing here · 1894 · 2:28
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Wilhelm Ritter von Hertz, Dr. Und willst du von mir scheiden, meinNiederländisches Wiegenlied
Song to sing here · 1894 · 3:37
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Oskar Ludwig Bernhard Wolff Es dunkelt mein Röschen, nun spiele nichtViel tausend Blümlein auf der Au’
Song to sing here · 1894 · 1:32
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Albert Träger Viel tausend Blümlein auf der Au’Ingeborgs-Lied aus dem fliegenden Holländer
Song to sing here · 1894 · 0:58
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Julius Wolff Du schaust mich an mit Blicken, die mir zuLetzter Wunsch
Song to sing here · 1896 · 1:58
Clara Mathilda Faisst Wenn mir einst in heil’gem Wehen winkt desIn der Mondnacht
Song to sing here · 1896 · 2:03
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Paul Heyse In der Mondnacht, in der FrühlingsmondnachtLiebeslied
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:47
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Carmen Sylva Komm' zur Quelle, die im Walde du leise überAuf den grünen Auen
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:16
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Emanuel Geibel Auf den grünen Auen wallt der Sonnenschein,Ich ging im Walde den alten Steig
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:04
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Karl Stieler Ich ging im Walde den alten Steig,Lied
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:37
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Julius Karl Reinhold Sturm Wenn dies Herz hat ausgeschlagen mögtLied aus Bosnien
Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:08
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Heinrich Renner Ich will nicht, dass der Mond dein AntlitzL’Heure exquise
Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:28
Reynaldo Hahn, Paul Verlaine La lune blanche Luit dans les bois ;L’aubépine de Saint Patrick
Song to sing here · 1896 · 4:07 · for two
Augusta Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne Holmès Le beau patron de mon pays, De mon pauvreLes lys bleus
Song to sing here · 1896 · 5:22
Augusta Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne Holmès Dans la chapelle blanche, aux pieds de laLe chemin du ciel
Song to sing here · 1896 · 3:10
Augusta Holmès A l'heure où la brise tremble, Où les foinsLa Belle Madeleine
Song to sing here · 1896 · 2:31
Augusta Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne Holmès La Belle Madeleine Suivait Jé- sus qu'onLa légende de Saint Amour
Song to sing here · 1896 · 3:43
Augusta Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne Holmès Lorsqu'on fut las des Cours d'amour L'AmourLes moutons des anges
Song to sing here · 1896 · 1:45
Augusta Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne Holmès Làhaut, làbas, voyezvous errer les nuagesQuatre heures du matin
Song to sing here · 1893 · 1:48
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Au firma- ment teinté de rose et de lilas OnCauseries de vagues
Song to sing here · 1893 · 1:31
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Voici ce que chante un vieux chant!Les papillons
Song to sing here · 1893 · 1:41
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Papillons,Baisers perdus
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:36
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Pauvres voyageurs las Qui vont cherchantEn ramant
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:47
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Sur la mer qui brameLarmes
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:06
Marie Jaëll, Jean Richepin Pleurons nos cha- grins, chacun le nôtre.Rêverie
Song to sing here · 1893 · 3:08
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Ah!Nourmahal-la-Rousse
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:57
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Entre deux rocs d'un noir d'ébène VoyezvousClair de lune
Song to sing here · 1893 · 4:04
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo La lune était sereine et jou- ait sur lesLes tronçons du serpent
Song to sing here · 1893 · 3:40
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Je veille, et nuit et jour mon front rêveMalédiction
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:09
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Qu’il erre sans re- pos, courbé dès saVœu
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:14
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Si j'étais la feuille qui roule L'aileLe voile
Song to sing here · 1893 · 2:47
Marie Jaëll, Victor Hugo Qu’avezvous, qu’avezvous, mes frè- res?Maiglöckchen
Song to sing here · 1895 · 1:29
Mathilde Kralik, Irene Zoepf Maiglöckchen, liebe, junge Blumenkinder,Himmelschlüssel
Song to sing here · 1895 · 1:03
Mathilde Kralik, Irene Zoepf Himmelschlüssel pflückten wir mitsammen;Veilchen
Song to sing here · 1895 · 0:47
Mathilde Kralik, Irene Zoepf Gib mir, Liebster, da wir zum Abschied rüsten,Flieder
Song to sing here · 1895 · 2:01
Mathilde Kralik, Irene Zoepf Lass mir den blühenden Fliederstrauss imRosen
Song to sing here · 1895 · 2:26
Mathilde Kralik, Irene Zoepf Noch mehr, noch mehr! So viel die Hände fassen,Die Spröde
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:00
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe An dem reinsten Frühlingsmorgen ging dieDie Bekehrte
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:24
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Bei dem Glanz der Abendröte ging ich stillMailied
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:03
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Zwischen Weizen und Korn, zwischen HeckenMorgengesang
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:22
Mathilde Kralik, William Shakespeare Horch, horch, die Lerch’ am Himmelstor singt;Lied der Desdemona
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:57
Mathilde Kralik, Pierre Letourneur An einem Baum, am Weidenbaum sass sie,Sonett
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:43
Mathilde Kralik, François-Auguste Paradis de Moncrif Ach könnt ich, könnte vergessen sie!Die verschwiegene Nachtigall
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:26
Mathilde Kralik, Walther von der Vogelweide Unter der Linden auf der Haide,Das Mädchen und die Haselstaude
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:36
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Gottfried Herder Es wollt’ ein Mädchen Rosen brechen gehn wohlDer Schmied
Song to sing here · 1899 · 2:19
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Ludwig Uhland Ich hör meinen Schatz, den Hammer erLied des Gefangenen
Song to sing here · 1899 · 1:49
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Ludwig Uhland Wie lieblicher Klang! O Lerche!Die frühen Gräber
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:24
Mathilde Kralik, Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock Willkommen, o silberner Mond,Wanderlied
Song to sing here · 1899 · 3:14
Mathilde Kralik, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Von den Bergen zu den Hügeln niederab dasWenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:24
Gustav Mahler Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht,Gieng heut morgen übers Feld
Song to sing here · 1897 · 4:25
Gustav Mahler Gieng heut Morgen über's Feld, Thau noch aufIch hab’ ein glühend Messer
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:38
Gustav Mahler Ich hab' ein glühend Messer, ein Messer inDie zwei blauen Augen von meinem Schatz
Song to sing here · 1897 · 2:57
Gustav Mahler Die zwel blauen Augen von meinem Schatz,Fjerran på enslig stig
Song to sing here · 1893 · 1:16
Helena Munktell, Daniel Fallström Fjerran på enslig stig skall du få söka mig,Österns natt
Song to sing here · 1894 · 2:26 · for two
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