Contents:
- A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Sherwin)
- An Sylvia (Schubert)
- Dove sei? (Handel)
- Fear No More the Heat o’ the Sun (Higginson)
- From a Railway Carriage (Rowley)
- Hirschlein ging im Wald spazieren (Cornelius)
- I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly (Purcell)
- If Doughty Deeds (Sullivan)
- It Was a Lover and His Lass (Morley)
- Jeg elsker Dig (Grieg)
- Jsem jako lípa košatá (Dvorák)
- Linden Lea (Vaughan Williams)
- Love Walked In (Gershwin)
- Mariä Wiegenlied (Reger)
- My Ship (Weill)
- Rejoice in the Lord (Nares)
- Rugiadose odorose (Scarlatti)
- Simple Gifts (Trad.)
- Tell me, lovely shepherd (Boyce)
- The Birds’ Lament (Bennett)
- Trade Winds (Keele)
- Una palomita blanca (Rodrigo)
- Vergebliches Ständchen (Brahms)
- Where the bee sucks (Arne)
- Where’er You Walk (Handel)
- Bengawan Solo (Trad.)
- Cantilena del ‘Maggio’ (Trad.)
- Canto de la trilla (Trad.)
- Henry Martyn (Trad.)
- Molihua (Trad.)
- Noches de luna (Trad.)
- Tatties an’ Herrin’ (Trad.)
- The Banks of Newfoundland (Trad.)
- The Blackbird of Avondale (Trad.)
- The Sprig of Thyme (Trad.)
- The Woods of Trugh (Trad.)
- To be a Farmer’s Boy (Trad.)
- Vieni, vieni o mio diletto (Vivaldi)
The five-volume ABRSM Songbook series offers singers and their teachers an unrivalled choice of core repertoire that will provide the bedrock for many years of rewarding vocal study.
The series features:
- over 100 art songs, drawn from Grades 1–5 of ABRSM’s Singing syllabus
- a huge range of repertoire from the Medieval to modern musicals – many in practical new editions
- irresistible new arrangements by Carol Barratt of 18 classic songs
- a rich collection of 60 authentic unaccompanied traditional songs, sourced from around the world
- English singing translations for every non-English-language song – many newly-commissioned
- useful notes on the songs containing background information and performance suggestions
- CDs of piano accompaniments to all of the art songs, as well as recordings of the text to every song, performed by native speakers