Folk songs of Europe [music]
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Main title:
Folk songs of Europe [music] / edited by Maud Karpeles for the International Folk Music Council ;edited by Elizabeth Poston.
Imprint:
London : Oak Publications, c1964.
Collation:
xx,268p ; 22cm 1score.
Notes:
Melody line only, with chord symbols. English and original words.Originally published: London : Novello, 1956.
Contents:
Contents: All in a stable; All on the grass; As I was going ot Banbury; At the Castle of Tardets; At the cross; At the gates of Paradise; Ay la le lo; Beauty's Queen; Big Ola, dear Ola; Bilyana; The birchbark song; The blackbird's song; a brave companion; Bushes & briars; The cocks are a-crowing; Come all you worthy Christian men; Come, son; Come with your dancing; Comfort me, Mother; The constant lover; The cool sweet water; The Count of Gruyere; Cradle song; Cretan dance song; The cricket takes a wife; Cruel love; The cuckoo; Cuckoo, cuckoo;.Dance of Zalongo; O dance, you maids; The death of King Renard; Dobrynia; Donald, o Donald!; Donna Lombarda; The dowie dens o' Yarrow; Down by the Tanyard side; Down on the green; Down the mountain; Eileen aroon; The exile; The faithless sweetheart; The false-hearted lover; Far away has my sweetheart gone; Far in the sky; Farewell, little love; Farewell, my love; The fiddlers are playing; The first of May; Fivelgoer Christmas carol; Flower of flax; Flowers red & blue; Four roads; Girls's dance song; The grasshopper & the ant; Had I wings; Halay; Hark! the cock crows; Hark to the cuckoo; The heavy golden curls; Henry Martin; The herdsmaid; Herdsmaid's song; The herdsman's call; How am I to get me a wife?; The husbandman; Hush, hush, baby; Hush-a-bye;.I come home late one evening; O I did climb a tree-top; I did not know you; I heard the sound of a sickle; I'm seventeen come Sunday; I've a threepenny bit; In Holland stands a house; Into the garden; The Irish girl; Jesus went walking through the fields; Joking song; Katie Katie Kadar; The king's children; Kiss ye baby; Lady of light; The lark in the morning; The little brown girl; O little girl; Little partridge; Little red bird; 'Long the road I travel; The lovers' farewell; The lovers' quarrel; Lullaby; Lullaby, Jamie; The maid from the mountains; Maiden of the dark brown hair; Marriage song; May song; Maying song; The merman's bride; Midsummer morn; Military song; Milking song; The miller's song; The mist grows deeper;.New Year's eve; Now the rose is red; O now this glorious Eastertide; Ola Glomstulen; Ola ola; Oliver & the fairy maid; One lovely summer evening; One man shall mow my meadow; Over the footbridge; O past & gone is winter; A peasant would his neighbour see; Pernette; Ploughing song; The prisoner; The ransomed maiden; The ransomed soldier; The red rosebud; The revellers; Rise up, gentlemen; River Wisla; Rugged mountain slopes; The sailor; Sally, come & join the dancing; The sawyer; Searching for lambs; Shanadar; Shepherd, whence comest thou?; Shepherds, hark!; Sigurd & Hamling; The snowy-breasted pearl; The snow-white bird; Solovey; Son, come tell to me; Song of the night watchman;.Spin, spin; The spinner; The stolen bride; Stoyan's wife; The sun & the moon; Swallow's castle; Sweet acacia; Sweet Margaret; Sweet turtle doves; O sweetly does my baby sleep; The tambourine; There is a tree; Three boasting girls; The trees in the forest; The trees they do grow high; Tripolitza; Tsultsul; Twelve lads;Twelve months of the year; 'Twixt Paris & St Denis; The two maidens; Valencia; Vineyards on the hill-top; Vines & girls; Violet in the leafy woodland; Violetta; Waltz song from Old Vienna; The warrior princess; The water-horses's lullaby; The wedding garland; Wedding song; What time is't?; When I was a child; Where are you, my beloved?; The white chestnut tree; The white sheep; White-feathered geese; Who will go with me to Wieringen?; Who'll you give me to sail away?; The wraggle taggle gipsies o!; Yesterday at the spring.
Dewey class:
780.1
Language:
English
BRN:
1415955