2 Canadian Folk Songs: I. The Banks of Newfoundland

Name: 2 Canadian Folk Songs: I. The Banks of Newfoundland
Description: 2 Canadian Folk Songs: I. The Banks of Newfoundland a song by Traditional on BeMusic

2 Canadian Folk Songs: I. The Banks of Newfoundland a song by Traditional on BeMusic

12 Songs of various nationality, WoO 157 (text by W. Smyth): The Wand'ring Minstrel, WoO 157/11 by Roger Cole,
20 Irish songs, WoO 153 (text by R. Burns): I Dream'd I lay where Flowers, WoO 153/5 by Roger Cole,
12 Irish songs, WoO 154 (text by D. Thomson): The Elfin Fairies, WoO 154/1 by Roger Cole,
12 Songs of various nationality, WoO 157 (Traditional lyricist): Charlie is my Darling, WoO 157/3 by Roger Cole,
25 Irish songs, WoO 152 (text by A. Grant): Farewell Bliss, and Farewell Nancy, WoO 152/20 by Roger Cole,
Au verd boys je m'en iray by Roger Cole,
Pour ung plaisir by Roger Cole,
Joyssance vous donneray by Roger Cole,
La plus belle de la ville by Roger Cole,
Due pupille amabile, K. 439: Ecco quel fiero istante, K. 436 by Roger Cole,
Due pupille amabile, K. 439: Piu non si trovano, K. 549 by Roger Cole,
Due pupille amabile, K. 439: Se lontan ben mio, K. 438 by Roger Cole,
Due pupille amabile, K. 439 by Roger Cole,
Die Geselligkeit, D. 609, "Lebenslust": Lebenslust (Joy of Living): Die Geselligkeit, D.609 by Roger Cole,
Nun lasst uns den Leib begraben, D. 168, "Begrabnislied": Begrabnislied: Nun lasst uns den leib begraben, D. 168 by Roger Cole,
Des Tages Weihe: Schicksalslenker, Blicke Nieder, D. 763 by Roger Cole,
Der Tanz, D. 826 by Roger Cole,
2 Canadian Folk Songs: I. The Banks of Newfoundland by Roger Cole,
2 Canadian Folk Songs: II. Farewell to Nova Scotia by Roger Cole,
Music to Hear: I. Music to Hear (Sonnet No. 8) by Roger Cole,
Music to Hear: II. Shall I Compare thee to a Summer's Day? (Sonnet No. 18) by Roger Cole,
Music to Hear: III. Is it for Fear to Wet a Widow's Eye (Sonnet No. 9) by Roger Cole,
Music to Hear: IV. Blow, Blow thou Winter Wind (As You Like It, Act II, Scene VII) by Roger Cole,
Music to Hear: V. Sigh No More Ladies, Sigh No More (Much Ado About Nothing, Act II, Scene III) by Roger Cole,