Songs of the 1910s
Songs to sing here, composed (or first published) in that decade, as their sources date them. 84 pieces.
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The Old Fisherman of the Mists and Waters
Song to sing here · 1918 · 3:26
Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng The Lady Moon is my lover,The Ghost Road
Song to sing here · 1918 · 4:01
Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng The winds and the pines are whispering,Under the Moon
Song to sing here · 1918 · 0:54
Granville Bantock, Li-Tai-Po Under the crescent moon’s faint glow TheThe Celestial Weaver
Song to sing here · 1918 · 5:18
Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng A thing of stone beside Lake Kouenming HasReturn of Spring
Song to sing here · 1918 · 1:22
Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng A lovely maiden, roaming The wild dark valleyTo England
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:51
Joseph Barnby, Florence Hoare Where white her cliffs and ridges gleam,Sleep, Weary Heart
Song to sing here · 1911 · 2:33
Ethel Barns, Jessie Elliot Sleep, weary heart, May nothing more tormentAdoration, H.57
Song to sing here · 1918 · 2:45
Frank Bridge, John Keats Asleep!Fair Daffodils, H.51
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:16
Frank Bridge, Robert Herrick Fair Daffodils, we weep to see You haste awayLove went a-riding, H.114
Song to sing here · 1916 · 1:32
Frank Bridge, Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Love went a- riding, Love went ariding overThe Violets Blue, H.69
Song to sing here · 1916 · 1:16
Frank Bridge, Heinrich Heine The violets blue of the eyes divine,Thy Hand in Mine, H.124
Song to sing here · 1917 · 1:41
Frank Bridge, Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Thy hand in mine, Thy hand in mine,Worth While
Song to sing here · 1915 · 1:27
Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson I asked my desolate shipwreck'd soulThe Jungle Flower
Song to sing here · 1915 · 2:24
Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson Thou art one of the jungle flow'rs,Kashmiri Song
Song to sing here · 1915 · 2:51
Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson Pale hands I lov'd beside the Shalimar,Among the Fuchsias
Song to sing here · 1915 · 1:45
Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson Call me not to a secret place When daylightTill I Wake
Song to sing here · 1915 · 2:47
Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson When I am dying, lean over me tenderly,Ethiopia Saluting the Colors
Song to sing here · 1915 · 4:13
Harry T. Burleigh, Walt Whitman “Who are you dusky woman, so ancient hardlyNobody Knows de Trouble I’ve Seen
Song to sing here · 1917 · 2:21
Harry T. Burleigh Nobody knows de trouble I’ve seen,Bredon Hill
Song to sing here · 1912 · 4:38
George Butterworth, Alfred Edward Housman In summer time on Bredon The bells they soundOh Fair Enough are Sky and Plain
Song to sing here · 1912 · 1:36
George Butterworth, Alfred Edward Housman Oh fair enough are sky and plain,When the Lad for Longing Sighs
Song to sing here · 1912 · 1:01
George Butterworth, Alfred Edward Housman When the lad for longing sighs, Mute and dullOn the Idle Hill of Summer
Song to sing here · 1912 · 2:24
George Butterworth, Alfred Edward Housman On the idle hill of summer, Sleepy with theWith Rue my Heart is Laden
Song to sing here · 1912 · 0:54
George Butterworth, Alfred Edward Housman With rue my heart is laden For golden friendsOh, the Summer
Song to sing here · 1911 · 2:07 · for two
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Isabel Ecclestone Mackay Oh the summer, glowing, blowing,Viking Song
Song to sing here · 1911 · 2:11 · for two
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, David McKee Wright Clang, clang, clang on the anvil,Hail!
Song to sing here · 1914 · 2:37
Frederic Hymen Cowen, John Galsworthy Men of Belgium! Honour’s own! Ye who saved theIt was a Lover and His Lass
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:31
Frederick Delius, William Shakespeare It was a lover and his lass With a hey and a hoSo White, so Soft, so Sweet is She
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:31
Frederick Delius, Ben Jonson Have you seen but a white lily grow,Spring, the Sweet Spring
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:23
Frederick Delius, Thomas Nashe Spring, the sweet spring, is the year’s pleasantTo Daffodils
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:14
Frederick Delius, Robert Herrick Fair Daffodils, we weep to see You haste awayThe Torch
Song to sing here · 1910 · 0:51
Edward Elgar, Pietro d'Alba [likely a joke name] Come, O my love! Come, fly to me;The River
Song to sing here · 1910 · 3:33
Edward Elgar, Pietro d'Alba [likely a joke name] River, mother of fighting men,There’s a bird beneath your window
Song to sing here · 1910 · 0:51
Liza Lehmann, Cora Randall Fabbri There’s a bird beneath your window,Along the sunny lane
Song to sing here · 1910 · 2:55
Liza Lehmann, Cora Randall Fabbri A- long the sunny lane, Wet with fleetingJust a multitude of curls
Song to sing here · 1910 · 0:57
Liza Lehmann, Cora Randall Fabbri Just a multitude of curls Weighing down aIf I were a bird, I would sing all day
Song to sing here · 1910 · 1:45
Liza Lehmann, Cora Randall Fabbri If I were a bird I would sing all day;Clasp mine closer, little dear white hand
Song to sing here · 1910 · 3:28
Liza Lehmann, Cora Randall Fabbri Clasp mine closer, little dear white Hand -One who never turned his back
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:56
Alexander Mackenzie, Robert Browning One who never turned his back but marchedA Hymn for Aviators
Song to sing here · 1915 · 1:59
Hubert Parry, Mary Christian Dundas Hamilton Lord, guard and guide our men who fly ThroughThe Clown
Song to sing here · 1913 · 2:46
Ethel Smyth, Maurice Baring There was once a poor clown all dressed in whiteThe Pibroch
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:12
Charles Villiers Stanford, Murdoch Maclean The pibroch, man, the pibroch!Assynt of the Shadows
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:57
Charles Villiers Stanford, Murdoch Maclean There’s a driving mist on Assynt of theThe Sobbing of the Spey
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:25
Charles Villiers Stanford, Murdoch Maclean ’Tis the sobbing of the Spey, Like the wearyNo More
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:51
Charles Villiers Stanford, Murdoch Maclean The cloud wrack o’er the sullen sea is flyingThe Call
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:16
Charles Villiers Stanford, Murdoch Maclean Oh! it’s home, it’s home, and only in its bosomElle était descendue au bas de la prairie
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:28
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Elle était descendue au bas de la prai- rieElle est gravement gaie
Song to sing here · 1919 · 0:56
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Elle est gravement gaie.Parfois, je suis triste
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:54
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Parfois, je suis tristeUn poète disait
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:33
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Un poète disait que lorsqu'il était jeune,Au pied de mon lit
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:34
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Au pied de mon lit, une Vierge négresseSi tout ceci n’est qu’un pauvre rêve
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:26
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Si tout ceci n'est qu'un pauvre rêve,Nous nous aimerons tant
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:24
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Nous nous aimerons tant que nous tai- ronsVous m’avez regardé avec toute votre âme
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:11
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Vous m'avez regardé a- vec toute votre âme.Les lilas qui avaient fleuri
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:40
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Les lilas qui a- vaient fleuri l'annéeDeux ancolies
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:31
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Deux ancolies se balançaient sur lacollinePar ce que j’ai souffert
Song to sing here · 1919 · 3:01
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Par ce que j'ai souffert, ma mésange bé- nie,Je garde une médaille d’elle
Song to sing here · 1919 · 0:50
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Je garde une médaille d'elle où sont gravésDemain fera un an
Song to sing here · 1919 · 7:23
Lili Boulanger, Francis Jammes Demain fera un an qu'à Audaux je cueil- laisAttente
Song to sing here · 1918 · 2:02
Lili Boulanger, Maurice Maeterlinck Mon âme a joint ses mains étranges A l'horizonDans l’immense tristesse
Song to sing here · 1919 · 3:04
Lili Boulanger, Berthe Galeron de Calone Dans l'immense tristesseReflets
Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:18
Lili Boulanger, Maurice Maeterlinck Sous l'eau du songe qui s'é- lèveSpirate pur, spirate
Song to sing here · 1915 · 2:45
Stefano Donaudy, Alberto Donaudy Spirate pur, spirate attorno a lo mioUnsern Getreuen
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:14
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Otto Michaeli Ihr Tapfern, die der grimme Tod umgibt beiReiterlied
Song to sing here · 1914 · 2:47
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Gerhart (Johann Robert) Hauptmann Es kam wohl ein Franzos daher.Du liebe Erde
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:40
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Wilhelm Steinhausen Du liebe Erde!Lied der Nacht
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:11
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Wilhelm August Theodor Steinhausen Aus schwerem Traum der dunkeln Nacht bin ichSehnsucht
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:52
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Wilhelm August Theodor Steinhausen Jene Vögel, die sich nach dem Meere sehnenNeue Liebe
Song to sing here · 1919 · 1:49
Clara Mathilda Faisst, Eduard Mörike Kann auch ein Mensch des andern auf der ErdePsyché
Song to sing here · 1911 · 2:06
Émile Paladilhe, Pierre Corneille Je suis jaloux, Psyché,Dans une musette
Song to sing here · 1918 · 2:09
Poldowski, Marie Closset Quand j’aurai jeté mon âme comme un caillouDas schöne Beet betracht ich mir im Harren
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:29
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Das schöne Beet betracht ich mir im Harren,Unterm Schutz von dichten Blättergründen
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:47
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Unterm Schutz von dichten Blättergründen,Hain in diesen Paradiesen
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:12
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Hain in diesen Paradiesen wechselt ab mitAls Neuling trat ich ein in dein Gehege
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:26
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Als Neuling trat ich ein in dein Gehege;Da meine Lippen reglos sind und brennen
Song to sing here · 1914 · 1:14
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Da meine Lippen reglos sind und brennen,Saget mir, auf welchem Pfade
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:51
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Saget mir, auf welchem Pfade heute sieJedem Werke bin ich fürder tot
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:55
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Jedem Werke bin ich fürder tot.Angst und Hoffen wechselnd mich beklemmen
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:44
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Angst und Hoffen wechselnd mich beklemmen,Wenn ich heut nicht deinen Leib berühre
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:41
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Wenn ich heut nicht deinen Leib berühre,Streng ist uns das Glück und Spröde
Song to sing here · 1914 · 0:44
Arnold Schoenberg, Stefan George Streng ist uns das Glück und spröde,Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten
Song to sing here · 1915 · 2:26
G. Schreck, G. Neumark Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten undゴンドラの唄
Song to sing here · 1915 · 0:57
中山晋平, 吉井勇 いのちみじかしこいせよおとめあかきくちびるあせぬま春の小川
Song to sing here · 1912 · 0:37
岡野貞一, 高野辰之 はるのおがわはさらさらながるきしのすみれやれんげSongs to sing here are made from public-domain scores: the OpenScore Lieder Corpus (CC0), the Mutopia Project (each score's licence as Mutopia states it) and the scores in Japanese Wikipedia's articles (CC BY-SA 4.0, by each article's contributors); dates and first publications as IMSLP, the LiederNet Archive, Mutopia and Wikidata state them. Karaoke videos play in YouTube's player; live channels from the iptv-org database on their own pages; stations from Radio Browser. The piano is the Salamander Grand Piano by Alexander Holm (CC BY 3.0). “K-pop” and “anime songs” are said only where a source says so. Where songs from scores are offered.