| Description |
1 score (243 pages) : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Note |
For voice and piano; includes chord symbols for guitar. |
| Bibliography |
"Discography": pages 237-239. |
| Contents |
Hares on the mountain -- Allan Water -- My boy Willie -- When cockleshells turn silverbells -- The banks of the sweet primroses -- I'm seventeen come Sunday -- Greensleeves -- The trees are getting high -- On Ilkla Moor baht'at -- O waly, waly -- Weel may the keel row -- The three ravens -- Early one morning -- O no, John! -- A May day carol -- The oak and the ash -- Lavender's blue -- Blow the wind southerly -- The cherry tree carol -- The green bushes -- Over the mountains -- Gently, Johnny, my jingalo -- Two maidens went milking one day -- Cock robin -- Died for love -- Buttercup Joe -- Down by the salley gardens -- Let Erin remember the days of old -- The cruiskeen lawn -- Shule aroon -- Shule aroon -- The little red fox -- When Pat came over the hill -- The bold Fenian men -- The parting glass -- Bendemeer's stream -- The mountains o' mourne -- The wearing of the green -- The rising of the moon -- The lark in the clear air -- I wish I had the shepherd's lamb -- O'Donnell aboo -- She moved through the fair -- Mrs. McGrath -- Lilli Burlero -- Monday, Tuesday -- Farewell! but whenever you welcome the hour -- Kevin Barry -- Kilgary mountain -- Oft in the stilly night -- Molly Brannigan -- John O'Dwyer of the glen -- The time I've lost in wooing -- The croppy boy -- The banks of the roses -- The bard of Armagh -- 'Tis pretty to be in Ballinderry -- Whack fol the diddle -- Green grow the rashes, o! -- Wae's me for Prince Charlie -- The wark o' the weavers -- Flow gently, sweet Afton -- The blue bells of Scotland -- Baloo baleerie -- Is there for honest poverty -- Corn rigs are bonnie -- Can ye sew cushions? -- A highland lad my love was born -- Ho ro my nut-brown maiden -- Robin Adair -- Awa', whigs, awa' -- My luve is like a red, red rose -- Weaving lilt -- Skye boat song -- To the beggin' I will go -- Ye banks and braes o' Bonnie Doon -- Scots wha ha'e wi' Wallace Bled -- Charlie is my darling -- Oh rowan tree -- Will ye no' come back again? -- The piper o' Dundee -- Leezie Lindsay -- The road to the isles -- An eriskay love lilt -- The bells of Aberdovey -- To see Swainson -- Robin redbreast -- David of the white rock -- The kind old man -- Men of Harlech -- Fairest Gwen -- Over the stone -- Cuckoo dear -- Megan's fair daughter -- Little saucepan -- The ash grove -- Rise, rise, thou merry lark -- Lullaby -- All through the night -- Joy upon thy bright cheek dances -- Idle days in summertime -- Counting the goats -- The dove -- Welsh national anthem. |
| Language |
English words; some also in Scottish Gaelic and Welsh. |
| Subject |
Folk songs, English -- Great Britain.
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Folk songs, Welsh -- Great Britain.
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Folk songs, Scottish Gaelic -- Great Britain.
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Folk songs -- Great Britain -- Discography.
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| Added Author |
Cole, William, 1919-2000. Editor.
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