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| COMPOSER | Various |
| ARRANGER | Appleby, William and Frederick Fowler |
| LYRICS | Various |
| VOICING | SA |
| CATEGORY | Secular |
| STYLE | Various |
| TIMING | |
| LANGUAGE | English (French for 'Alouette') |
| SEASON | |
| PERIOD | Baroque through 20th c. |
| ACCOMPANIMENT | Piano |
| BIBLICAL REFERENCE |
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| NOTES | 18 songs including, 'Botany Bay' (Australian folksong), 'Alouette' (French-Canadian folksong), 'Evening Music' (German folksong), 'The Gipsy' (Spanish melody), 'Marching through Georgia', 'My Normandy' (traditional French melody), 'O Logie o'Buchan (traditional Scottish melody), 'We, who wand'ring Arabs are'; 'Come, ever-smiling liberty' and 'O lovely Peace' (from 'Judas Maccabeus'), 'Over the bright blue sea' (from 'H.M.S. Pinafore'), 'Bridesmaids' Chorus' (from 'Ruddigore'), 'Here we are at the risk of our lives' (from 'The Gondoliers'), 'The Fair Maid of Amsterdam', 'In Praise of May', 'Donkey Riding' (Lancashire sea song), 'The Wee Cooper o' Fife' (traditional Scottish folksong), and 'Fare thee well, my dearest dear' (traditional Sussex folksong) |
| ACQUISITION | |
| PUBLISHER | Oxford University Press |
| PUBLISHER # |
ISBN 0 19 330150 4 |
| COPYRIGHT | Oxford University Press (1969) |