Shepherd's Delight: II. Hush Song

Name: Shepherd's Delight: II. Hush Song
Description: Shepherd's Delight: II. Hush Song a song by Alec Rowley on BeMusic

Shepherd's Delight: II. Hush Song a song by Alec Rowley on BeMusic

In Rural England, Op. 72: I. A Pastoral by Allan Macbeth,
In Rural England, Op. 72: II. Playfellows by Allan Macbeth,
In Rural England, Op. 72: III. A Country Tune by Allan Macbeth,
In Rural England, Op. 72: IV. Meadow-Fairies by Allan Macbeth,
In Rural England, Op. 72: V. Festivity by Allan Macbeth,
Cold Winter Nights by Allan Macbeth,
Annie Laurie "Maxwelton Braes" (Arr. F. Hartley) by Allan Macbeth,
In Georgian Days (Gavotte from Rosmé) by Allan Macbeth,
Blow the Wind Southerly (Arr. H. Dexter) by Allan Macbeth,
Forget Me Not, Op. 22 by Allan Macbeth,
Shepherd's Delight: I. Spring Woodland by Allan Macbeth,
Shepherd's Delight: II. Hush Song by Allan Macbeth,
Shepherd's Delight: III. Shepherd's Rondel by Allan Macbeth,
Iris and Lavender by Allan Macbeth,
Pastoral Scene by Allan Macbeth,
Fragment for Strings by Allan Macbeth,
Shenandoah (Arr. E. Thiman) by Allan Macbeth,
Billy Boy (Arr. E. Thiman) by Allan Macbeth,
Nocturne for String Orchestra, Op. 17 by Allan Macbeth,
Rivers of Devon Suite: I. Tamar (Stately Ships Ride Out to Sea) by Allan Macbeth,
Rivers of Devon Suite: II. Dart (Waters Flash and Leap) by Allan Macbeth,
Rivers of Devon Suite: III. Torridge (Dusk Deepening Between the Hills) by Allan Macbeth,
Rivers of Devon Suite: IV. Lynn (Through the Wild and Woodland) by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): I. A Toye by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): II. Giles Farnaby's Dreame by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): III. Giles Farnaby's Conceit by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): IV. His Rest by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): V. His Humour by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): VI. A Maske by Allan Macbeth,
Suite of Seven Pieces (Arr. G. Bantock): VII. Tower Hill by Allan Macbeth,