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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,

Think of Today

Song to sing here · 1909 · 1:47

Jane Bingham Abbott, Herbert P. Thomas In asking for tomorrow, What we think

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 The

The Celestial Weaver

Song to sing here · 1918 · 5:18

Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng A thing of stone beside Lake Kouenming Has

Return of Spring

Song to sing here · 1918 · 1:22

Granville Bantock, Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng A lovely maiden, roaming The wild dark valley

Farewell to Erin

Song to sing here · 1869 · 2:09 · for two

Charlotte Alington Barnard, Charlotte Alington Pye Ah! but

Five o’clock in the morning

Song to sing here · 1862 · 2:00

Charlotte Alington Barnard, Charlotte Alington Pye The dew lay glitt’ring o’er the grass,

Milly’s Faith

Song to sing here · 1863 · 2:27

Charlotte Alington Barnard, Charlotte Alington Pye Our village was sad when the soldiers came,

Strangers Yet

Song to sing here · 1867 · 2:21

Charlotte Alington Barnard, Lord Houghton Stangers yet, after years of life together,

The Beggar Maid

Song to sing here · 1880 · 2:04

Joseph Barnby, Alfred Tennyson, Lord Her arms across her breast she laid:

To 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 torment

The Year’s at the Spring

Song to sing here · 1900 · 0:40

Amy Beach, Robert Browning The year's at the spring, And day’s at the morn;

Ah, Love, but a Day!

Song to sing here · 1900 · 3:44

Amy Beach, Robert Browning Ah, Love, but a day, And the world has changed!

I Send My Heart up to Thee!

Song to sing here · 1900 · 2:23

Amy Beach, Robert Browning I send my heart up to thee, all my heart In this

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 sweetly

Fairy Lullaby

Song to sing here · 1897 · 1:18

Amy Beach, William Shakespeare Philomel, with melody, Sing in our sweet

Home, Sweet Home

Song to sing here · 1821 · 2:57

Henry Bishop, John Howard Payne ’Mid pleasures and Palaces though we may

Constancy

Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:11

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton My heart that burns like the noontide Has

Cradle Song

Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:09

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Sleep, child, and may thy cradle be A ship upon

Love’s Journey

Song to sing here · 1891 · 3:06

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Moonbeam purest and serenest That from

Truant 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 there

A 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 of

The Maid of Elsinore

Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:09

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton A tearful boy king Olaf stood ’Mid his

A Pretty Maid

Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:27

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton A pretty maid went amaying, And roam’d the

For Ever Mine

Song to sing here · 1891 · 2:28

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton I liken my love to a gossamer

To Welcome You

Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:26

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton There are faces peeping out of all the

The Windflower

Song to sing here · 1891 · 1:46

Sir Harold Boulton, 2nd Baronet, Harold Boulton Ere buds and blades are springing,

Day After Day

Song to sing here · 1925 · 2:54

Frank Bridge, Rabindranath Tagore Day after day he comes and goes away.

Speak to Me, My Love!

Song to sing here · 1925 · 2:44

Frank Bridge, Rabindranath Tagore Speak to me, my love! Tell me in words what you

Dweller in My Deathless Dreams

Song to sing here · 1925 · 4:06

Frank Bridge, Rabindranath Tagore You are the evening cloud floating in the sky

Adoration, 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 away

Love went a-riding, H.114

Song to sing here · 1916 · 1:32

Frank Bridge, Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Love went a- riding, Love went ariding over

The 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,

Forever Thine

Song to sing here · 1872 · 3:37

Augusta Browne Forever thine! what- e’er this heart betide;

The Reply of the Messenger Bird

Song to sing here · 1848 · 1:40

Augusta Browne, Edward Young I’ve come, I’ve come from the spirits’ land,

Worth While

Song to sing here · 1915 · 1:27

Harry T. Burleigh, Adela Florence Nicolson I asked my desolate shipwreck'd soul

The 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 daylight

Till 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 hardly

Nobody 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 sound

Oh 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 dull

On 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 the

With 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 friends

Oh! Woman, Sweet Woman

Song to sing here · 1882 · 2:11

Alfred Cellier, James Robinson Planché Oh! woman, sweet woman, our blessing our

Oh what comes over the Sea

Song to sing here · 1906 · 1:15

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Rossetti Oh what comes over the sea, Shoals and

When I am dead, my dearest

Song to sing here · 1906 · 2:07

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Georgina Rossetti When I am dead, my dearest, Sing no sad songs

Oh, Roses for the flush of youth

Song to sing here · 1906 · 1:18

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Georgina Rossetti Oh roses,

She sat and sang alway

Song to sing here · 1906 · 1:05

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Georgina Rossetti She sat and sang alway By the green margin of

Unmindful of the Roses

Song to sing here · 1906 · 1:42

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Georgina Rossetti Unmindful of the roses,

Too late for love

Song to sing here · 1906 · 3:43

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Christina Georgina Rossetti "Too late for love, too late for joy,

Oh, 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,

O Sun, That Wakenest

Song to sing here · 1880 · 2:24

Frederick Corder, Alfred Tennyson, Lord O Sun, that wak’nest all to bliss or pain,

Hail!

Song to sing here · 1914 · 2:37

Frederic Hymen Cowen, John Galsworthy Men of Belgium! Honour’s own! Ye who saved the

The Better Land

Song to sing here · 1878 · 3:39

Frederic Hymen Cowen, Felicia Dorothea Hemans I hear thee speak of the Better Land,

It 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 ho

So 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 pleasant

To Daffodils

Song to sing here · 1919 · 2:14

Frederick Delius, Robert Herrick Fair Daffodils, we weep to see You haste away

The Brook

Song to sing here · 1857 · 2:17

Ellen Dickson, Alfred Tennyson, Lord With many a curve my banks I fret By many a

The Land of Long Ago

Song to sing here · 1873 · 1:46

Ellen Dickson, Thomas Westwood Do you ask me, little people, Where I find my

The 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,

Like to the Damask Rose

Song to sing here · 1907 · 2:07

Edward Elgar, Simon Wastell Like to the damask rose you see,

Queen Mary’s Song

Song to sing here · 1907 · 2:18

Edward Elgar, Alfred Tennyson, Lord Hapless doom of woman happy in betrothing,

A Song of Autumn

Song to sing here · 1907 · 2:01

Edward Elgar, Adam Lindsay Gordon “Where shall we go for our garlands glad At the

The Poet’s Life

Song to sing here · 1907 · 2:19

Edward Elgar, Sophie Jewett A poet sang, so light of heart was he,

Through the Long Days

Song to sing here · 1907 · 2:11

Edward Elgar, John Hay, Col. Through the long days and years What will my

Rondel

Song to sing here · 1907 · 1:12

Edward Elgar, Jean Froissart Love, love, what wilt thou with this heart,

The Shepherd’s Song

Song to sing here · 1907 · 1:41

Edward Elgar, Barry Eric Odell Pain Down the dusty road together Homeward pass

Is She Not Passing Fair?

Song to sing here · 1908 · 2:11

Edward Elgar, Louisa Stuart Costello Is she not passing fair, She whom I love so

The boat is chafing at our long delay

Song to sing here · 1909 · 1:10

Eleanor Everest Freer, John Davidson The boat is chafing at our long delay,

Daughter of Egypt, veil thine eyes

Song to sing here · 1909 · 1:02

Eleanor Everest Freer, Bayard Taylor Daughter of Egypt, veil thine eyes!

Only

Song to sing here · 1870 · 2:05 · for two

Virginia Gabriel so I must strive to for -

Behold, Behold and Listen

Song to sing here · 1748 · 2:15

Elisabetta de Gambarini Behold

All the World Awakes Today

Song to sing here · 1898 · 1:38

Edward German, Harold Boulton All the world awakes today To the music of

The Dew Upon the Lily

Song to sing here · 1898 · 1:42

Edward German, Harold Boulton The dew upon the lily, The blush upon the

My 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 are

After so long

Song to sing here · 1879 · 1:45

Louisa Gray, Helen Marion Burnside We’ve journey’d together so long,

Sleep on, and dream of me

Song to sing here · 1878 · 2:13

Louisa Gray Sleep on my love the moon has rais’d her light,

Under the Cliffs

Song to sing here · 1877 · 1:31

Louisa Gray, Alfred E.T. Watson Under the cliffs a fair lady sits,

Unforgotten

Song to sing here · 1870 · 1:48

Louisa Gray, C. F. R. I am list’ning for a footstep I can never

Orpheus

Song to sing here · 1920 · 1:54

Ivor Gurney, John Fletcher Orpheus with his lute made trees And the

Tears

Song to sing here · 1920 · 2:39

Ivor Gurney Weep you no more, sad fountains;

Under the Greenwood Tree

Song to sing here · 1920 · 1:36

Ivor Gurney, William Shakespeare Under the green wood tree, Who loves to lie

Sleep

Song to sing here · 1920 · 2:51

Ivor Gurney, John Fletcher Come, Sleep,

Spring

Song to sing here · 1920 · 1:58

Ivor Gurney, Thomas Nashe Spring, the sweet Spring, is the year's pleasant

I will go with my father a-ploughing

Song to sing here · 1921 · 1:51

Ivor Gurney, Joseph Campbell I will go with my father aploughing To the

In 1822

Song to sing here · 1909 · 3:08

Guy d'Hardelot, Ada Leonora Harris In eighteen hundred and twenty two,

The Dawn

Song to sing here · 1902 · 1:01

Guy d'Hardelot, Edward Frederick Lockton The Night looked up to the Day Through a world

The Little White Town

Song to sing here · 1904 · 1:32

Guy d'Hardelot, Ada Leonora Harris There’s a little white town not far from the

Despair, Hob.XXVIa:28

Song to sing here · 1886 · 4:34

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter The anguish of my bursting heart Till now my

Fidelity, Hob.XXVIa:30

Song to sing here · 1886 · 4:23

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter While hollow burst the rushing winds,

The Spirit’s Song, Hob.XXVIa:41

Song to sing here · 1886 · 4:13

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter Hark!

Sailor’s Song, Hob.XXVIa:31

Song to sing here · 1886 · 1:50

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter High on the giddy bending mast,

Sympathy, Hob.XXVIa:33

Song to sing here · 1886 · 2:14

Joseph Haydn, Pietro Antonio Domenico Bonaventura Trapassi In thee I bear so dear a part, By love so firm,

A Pastoral Song, Hob.XXVIa:27

Song to sing here · 1886 · 2:00

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter My Mother bids me bind my hair, With bands of

The Mermaid’s Song, Hob.XXVIa:25

Song to sing here · 1886 · 2:33

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter Now the dancing sunbeams play, On the green

O tuneful Voice, Hob.XXVIa:42

Song to sing here · 1886 · 4:31

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter O tuneful voice!

She never told her love, Hob.XXVIa:34

Song to sing here · 1886 · 2:45

Joseph Haydn, William Shakespeare She never told her love, she never told her

Recollection, Hob.XXVIa:26

Song to sing here · 1886 · 5:09

Joseph Haydn, Anne Hunter The season comes when first

Cottage Cradle Song

Song to sing here · 1908 · 1:30 · for two

Amy Elsie Horrocks, May Byron Red lies the sun in the west, little heart,

The Blackbird

Song to sing here · 1905 · 1:54 · for two

Amy Elsie Horrocks, May Byron O, have you heard the blackbird,

The Cuckoo

Song to sing here · 1905 · 1:05 · for two

Amy Elsie Horrocks, May Byron The Cuckoo is the clown of Spring,

Songs My Mother Taught Me

Song to sing here · 1922 · 2:44

Charles Ives, Adolf Heyduk Songs my mother taught me in the days long

Nothing But a Wild Rose

Song to sing here · 1904 · 1:21

Carrie Jacobs-Bond Ah, ’tis nothing but a wild rose,

Walking in Her Garden

Song to sing here · 1904 · 3:03

Carrie Jacobs-Bond Walking in her garden, Dearest of flowers

The Angelus

Song to sing here · 1904 · 1:05

Carrie Jacobs-Bond Now the bells are sweetly ringing,

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.