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4 balladen von Allan Cunningham
Contents: Gordon von Brackley ; Der Geächtete ; Das Mädchen von Inverness ; Carlisle-Thor.
À la Nuit
Nuit sereine, o nuit bienfaisante!, à Madame Marie Bataille
Abide with me
Abide with me! fast falls the eventide; The darkness deepens; Lord with me abide!, C Major, Dedicated to and sung by Madame Clara Butt
Abschieds-lied
Jo ti lascio o cara!, Lassen muss ich dich Geliebte
Absent
O silence des nuits dont la voix seule est douce
Absent
Sometimes between long shadows on the grass, With words by Catherine Young Glen, with permission ; also published with Violin Obligato
Across the far blue hills, Marie
Across the far blue hills, Marie, The mellow moon looks wistfully
Adieux á la montagne
Adieu, montagnes aux doux charmes, Chantee par Melle. Franchelli
Adieux de Marie Stuart
Déja la nuit s'avance il est temps de partir, Marie Stuart, E Sharp Major, Romance chantée par Mme. Stolz.
Adolf Jensen: Six songs
Contents: Lehn' deine wang' an meine wang' (Oh, lay thy cheek on mine, dear love) ; O lass dich halten gold'ne stunde (Stay yet awhile, thou golden hour) ; Weisst du noch? (Dost thou know?) ; Marie ; Murmelndes lüftchen (Murmuring zephyr) ; Waldesgespräch (Loreley)
Adoration
Maiden, do you wonder why my eyes so deeply gaze in thine?, To my wife
After love's death
After the sunshine, night
Agnus dei
Agnus Dei! qui tollis peccata mundi, E flat major, For high voice in Latin and English, with violin or cello. Obbligato by Louis A. Ritter.
Agnus dei
Agnus Dei! qui tollis peccata mundi, E flat major, For Mezzo-Soprano or Baritone with piano or organ. Lyrics in Latin and English.
Agrippina
Bel piacere é godere fido amor, Ev'ry pleasure in full measure true love imparts, G flat major, English version by Dr. Th. Baker. The accompaniment arranged and amplified for Concert use by Frank Bibb.
Agrippina
Bel piacere é godere fido amor, Ev'ry pleasure in full measure true love imparts, G flat major, English version by Dr. Th. Baker. The accompaniment arranged and amplified for Concert use by Frank Bibb.
Ah! I have sighed to rest me
Ah! I have sigh'd to rest me Deep in the quiet grave, Ah! che la morte ognora è tarda nel venir, Il Trovatore, F major, English words by C. Jefferys
Ah! Je veux vivre
Je veux vivre Dans le reve qui m'enivre, English words by H. Millard.
Ah! mio cor!
Ah! mio cor!, O mein Herz!, Händel-Renaissance, Dedicated to Mafalda Salvatini, German translation by Edith Müller
Ah, moon of my delight
Ah, fill the cup! What boots it to repeat How time is slipping underneath our feet!, In a Persian garden, G Major, From the song-cycle In a Persian garden ; High voice ; from the Rubaiyát of Omar Khayyám
Ah, moon of my delight
Ah, fill the cup! What boots it to repeat How time is slipping underneath our feet!, In a Persian garden, G Major, From the song-cycle In a Persian garden ; High voice ; from the Rubaiyát of Omar Khayyám
Ah, moon of my delight
Ah, fill the cup! What boots it to repeat How time is slipping underneath our feet!, In a Persian garden, F Major, From the song-cycle In a Persian garden ; Medium voice ; from the Rubaiyát of Omar Khayyám
Ah non credea mirarti
Ah! non credea mirarti si presto estinto, o fiore., Sonnambula, La, French lyrics appear below the Italian.
Ah! Perfido!
Ah! perfido, spergiuro, barbaro traditor, tu parti?, English lyrics printed below the Italian.
Ah! sweet mystery of life
Ah! sweet mystery of life, at last I've found thee, Ah! I know at last the secret of it all, Naughty Marietta, (The dream melody)
Ah! 'tis a dream
My native land again once meets my eye, The old oaks raise their boughs on high, Ich hatte einst ein schönes vaterland, der Eichenbaum wuchs dort so hoch, G Major, Gems of German Songs. For Soprano or Tenor.
Ah! 'tis a dream
My native land again once meets my eye, B flat major
Ah! 'tis a dream
My native land again once meets my eye, The oaks raise their boughs on high, Ich hatte einst ein schönes Vaterland, der Eichenbaum wuchs dort so hoch, G Major, Gems of German Songs. For Soprano or Tenor.
Ah, twine no blossoms
Ah, twine no blossoms fair and fragrant, O, winde keine duft'ge blüte, Translated from the Russian of D. Rathaus by Deems Taylor ; German version by Lina Esbeer., Original key
Aida
Fu la sorte dell' armi a' tuoi funesta povera Aida!
Aime-moi!
Viens a moi, car ton charme ese etrange, A Monsieur Charles Gounod
Aime-moi, bergère
Aime-moi bergère et je t'aimerai ne sois point lègére
Aimer c'est vivre!
Laisse, que je respire, Duettino pour soprano contralto or Basso. Italian lyrics printed beneath French.
Air
Il a perdu matrace Ah! pauvre Philémon!, Philemon et Baucis, Transposé pour Mezzo-Soprano.
Air
La feuille s'envole, elle est frêle, Suzanne, Chanté par Mlle. Bilbaut Vauchelet.
Air
Jours de mon enfance ôjours d'innocence, Prè aux clercs, Opéra comique en trois actes. Cover illustration by A. Barbizet.
Air
Pour ta souffrance j'ai foi d'avance, Don Juan, Chante par Melle Battu
Air de chimene
De cet affreaux combat je sor l'âme brisée!, Le Cid, C major, Poème de MM d'Ennery, Gallet et Blau.
Air de gaëtan
Ô le céleste émoi!, Enguerrande (drame lyrique en quatre actes, d'après le poëme dramatique de Émile Bergerat), For Tenor or Soprano. Cover illustration by Barbizet.
Air de la prise de jericho
D'une fausse pitie je ne fus point sduite
Air de Margared
De tous côtés j'aperçois dans la plaine Les soldats par Karnac sous nos murs amenés!, Roi d'Ys, Cover illustration by Barbizet.
Air de Rozenn
Vainement, je parle de l'absence eternelle Et de l'avenir sans espoir, Roi d'Ys, Cover illustration by Barbizet.
Air de Rozenn
Taistoi, taistoi, Margared!, Roi d'Ys, Cover illustration by Barbizet
Air d'Orphée
Malheureaux! qu'aije fait?, Orphée
Air du rossignol
Au bord du chemin qui passe à ma porte, Les Noces de Jeannette, G Major, "Chanté par Melle félix Miolan"
Air et trio
Un soir, j'er rais sur le rivage, revant de vivre en ton doux esclavege, Phryné ; Phryne
Alas
Alas! how easily things go wrong
All aboard for dixie land
My baggage is waitin', My heart syncopatin', Dixie! All aboard the boat for Dixie, Dixie!, High Jinks, From Arthur Hammerstein's musical farce "High Jinks" as sung by Elizabeth M. Murray.
All alone
Hello Central, Hello Central, give me 603, All alone, All alone, nobody here but me., Harry Von Tilzer's great telephone songs. -- Cover., Cover color illustration of a young woman talking on a candlestick telephone.
All for you
The love in my heart is as strong as the hills

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