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(XVth Century.)

CAROL FOR MENS' VOICES,
FLUTE AND PIANO.

BY

ARNOLD BAX.

Price 2/- net.

London :

MURDOCH, MURDOCH & Co.,

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THE MAYFAIR CLASSICS

esited by EMILE LESAGE.

VOCAL SERIES.

SONGS.

No.
501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
508.
509.
510.

511.

BRAHMS, J. Lullaby.

513.
514.
515.
516.
517.
518.
519.
520.

521.
522.

523.

524.

HANDEL.

G. H. Clutsam
G. H. Clutsam

512. HAYDN.

English Words by
No. 1 in Di? G. H. Clutsam
No. 2 in E\>
No. 3 in F
The Smith Fred Corder

The Dustman .,
O My Queen No. 1 in C „
No. 2 in E&

BEETHOVEN. As I Love Thee G. H. Clutsam
„ Prayer ,,

Sorrow. Consoler
(Lascia ch 10 pianga)

Shadows so Sweet
(Ombramai fu) (Largo)

My mother bids me bind my

hair A. Hunter

With Verdure Clad (Creation)
The Husbandman (Seasons)

A Beauteous Flower Ed. Teschemacher
The Loreley „
How wonderful for Hearts „
MENDELSSOHN. Qn wings of Song G.H. Clutsam

The First Violet „
MEYERBEER. The Page's Song
(Huguenots)
{Nobles Seigneurs, Salut!) G. H. Clutsam
,, The Fishermaiden T. Oliphant

Stolen Love (Figaro)

(Porgi Amor) G. H. Clutsam

The Page's Song (Figaro)

(Voi che sapetej ,,
The Violet

LISZT, F.

MOZART.

No.
525.
526.

English Words by

ROSSINI. Cuj us Animam (Stabat Mater) W. Ball
Cavatina (Barber of Seville) Fred Corder

527. RUBINSTEIN.

528.
529.

530. SCHUBERT.
531.
532.
533.

534. SCHUMANN
535.
536.

537. TSCHAIKOWSKY.
538.

E'en as a tender Flower

G.H. Clutsam
The Pearly Dew „
Not with Angels
(Persian Song) „
Death and the Maiden Paul England
Serenade Fred Corder

Peace

Romance (Rosamunde) Paul England

Paul England

G.
G.

H. Clutsam
H. Clutsam

539. VERDI.

540.

541. WAGNER

542.

543.

544. WEBER.

545.

I blame thee not
In Wondrous May
The Lotus Flower
Longing
At the Ball
Dearest Name (Caro nome)

(Rigoletto) G. H. Clutsam

Ah might it be his voice
(Ah fors' e lui) (Traviata)

Siegmund's Love Song
(Valkyrie)
Elsa's Song to the Zephyrs

(Lohengrin)
Wolfram's Song to the

Evening Star (Tannhauser)
What though the Clouds
(Freischutz)

Bells of the Valley
(Euryanthe)

Fred Corder

G. H. Clutsam

Price 1 1- net.

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THE WORKS of ARNOLD BAX

Published by

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BALLETS.

The Truth about the Russian Dancers (Sir J. M. Barrie)

CHORAL WORKS.

Mater, Ora Filium— Carol for Unaccompanied Double Choir...
Of a Rose I Sing— Carol for Choir, Harp, 'Cello, and Contra-bass

CHAMBER

First Sonata for Violin and Pianoforte in E
Quintet for Piano and Strings in G min. ...
String Quartet in G

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Quintet for Strings and Harp ...

MUSIC.

Score
Parts

PIANOFORTE SOLOS.

Toccata

Lullaby

A Hill-Tune ... „
Mediterranean
Burlesque
Country-Tune
Second Sonata in G

SONGS WITH PIANO.

Ideala (Bjdmson)

Aspiration (R. Dehmel)

Parting (/£.) •••

Green Grow the Rashes O! (Bums) ...

Youth (Clifford Box)

Five Irish Songs

The Pigeons---

As I came over the Grey, Grey Hills

I heard a Piper Piping

Across the Door .... ... ..." •'

Beg-Innish ... ... ... k.

ARRANGEMENTS

Traditional Songs of France

Sarabande ... ... ... ... ^vj

Langueo d' Amour

Me suis Mise cn Danse ...
Fcmmes, battez vos Marys
La Targo ... 1
Chant d'Isabeau (Canadian)

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To LEIGH HENRY.

Of a Rose I Sing a Son:

(Fifteenth Century)

CAROL FOR A SMALL CHOIR,
HARP, 'CELLO & CONTRABASS.

MUSIC BY

ARNOLD BAX.

Copyright. Price 2/6 net.

London

MURDOCH, MURDOCH & Co.,

23, Princes Street, Oxford Circus, W. I.

For the United States of America and Canada,

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185, Madison Avenue, New York.

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Of a Rose I Sing a Song

(Fifteenth Century)

CAROL FOR A SMALL CHOIR,
HARP, 'CELLO & CONTRABASS.

MUSIC BY

ARNOLD BAX.

Copyright. Price 2/6 net.

London

MURDOCH, MURDOCH & Co.,

23, Princes Street, Oxford Circus, W. 1.

For the United States of America and Canada, ^fXtyLSf'^

Chappell-Harms, Inc.

185, Madison Avenue, New York.

A PRINTED IN ENGLAND.

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" LULLABY " for "Pianoforte Solo - 2s. net.

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"In the charming 'Lullaby,' which Miss Harriet Cohen had to repeat, Mr. Bax gives us freshness of thought,

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"Mr. Bax is far from showing that contempt for a tune which too many of our more ambitious young

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PIANOFORTE SOLOS.

Burlesque. Toccata.
Mediterranean. A Hill Tune.

The Truth about the Russian Dancers. (Ballet.)

SONGS.

Parting

Youth

Ideala ...

Aspiration

Green grow the rashes O !
Le Chant d'Isabeau.

Words by " M."

Clifford Bax
Bjornson.
Clifford Bax.
Robert Burns.

{French Canadian .)

Traditional Songs of France :

1. Sarabande (Amours tant tu me fais de mal).

{Old French.)

2. Langueo d'amours, ma doulce fillette.

(Old French Poem and Melody.)

3. Me suis niise en danse.

(Bas Quercy.)

4. Femmes, battez vos Marys.

{Old French Poem and Melody.)

5. La Targo.

(Provencal.)

ORCHESTRAL AND CHAMBER MUSIC.

IN THE PRESS.

Pianoforte Quintet in G minor.
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November Woods. (Orchestra.)
The Garden of Fand. (Orchestra.)

The Truth about the Russian Dancers. (Orchestra.)

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515
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521
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BRAHMS, J. Lullaby.

523
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English Words by
No. 1 in Db G. H. Clutsatn
No. 2 in Eb
No. 3 in F
The Smith Fred Corder

The Dustman >.
O My Queen No. 1 in C „
No. 2 in Eb

BEETHOVEN. As I Love Thee G. H. Clutsatn

,, Prayer ,.

HANDEL. Sorrow, Consoler

(Lascia ch'io pianga) G. H. Clutsam

Shadows so'Sweet

(Ombra mai fu) (Largo) G. H. Clutsam
HAYDN. My mother bids me bind my

hair A. Hunter

With Verdure Clad (Creation)
The Husbandman (Seasons)
. LISZT, F. A Beauteous Flower Ed. Teschemacher
„ The Loreley „

How wonderful for Hearts „
MENDELSSOHN. Qn wings of Song G. H. Clutsatn

The First Violet
MEYERBEER. The Page's Song
(Huguenots)
{Nobles Seigneurs, Salut !) G. H. Clutsatn
The Fishermaiden T. Oliphant
Stolen Love (Figaro)

(Porgi Amor) G. H. Clutsam

The Page's Song (Figaro)

(Voi che sapete) ,,
The Violet „

MOZART.

No. English Words by

525. ROSSINI. Cuj us Animam (Stabat Mater) W. Ball

526. „ Cavatina (Barber of Seville) FredCorder

527. RUBINSTEIN. E'en as a tender Flower

G. H. Clutsatn

528. „ The Pearly Dew

529. „ Not with Angels

(Persian Song) „
Death and the Maiden Paul England
Serenade Fred Corder

Peace

Romance (Rosamunde) Paul England

530. SCHUBERT.
531.
532.
533.

534. SCHUMANN
535.

G. H. Clutsatn
G. H. Clutsam

I blame thee not Paul England
„ In Wondrous May „

„ The Lotus Flower

TSCHAIKOWSKY. Longing

„ At the Ball „

VERDI. Dearest Name (Caro nome)

(Rigoletto) G. H. Clutsam

„ Ah might it be his voice

(Ah fors' e lui) (Traviata) „

Siegmund's Love Song
(Valkyrie) Fred Corder

Elsa's Song to the Zephyrs
(Lohengrin) „

543. „ Wolfram's Song to the

Evening Star (Tannhauser) „

544. WEBER. What though the Clouds

(Freischutz) G. H. Clutsam

545. „ Bells of the Valley

(Euryanthe) „

536.
537.
538.
539.

540.

541. WAGNER.

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Pianoforte Pieces.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.
10.
II.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24
25.
26.
27.

. Nos. 1 — 27 annotated and fingered by
F. CORDER, F.R.A.M.

ARENSKY. Basso Ostinato, Op. 5, No. 5.

Etude, Op. 41, No. 2.
BACH. P. E. Solfegietto
BEETHOVEN. Andante in F.

Two Sonatinas (F & G)
BEN DEL, F. Spinning Wheel
CHOPIN, F. Valse in D flat, Op. 64, No. 1.
„ Nocturne in E flat, Op. 9, No. 2.

„ Berceuse in D Hat, Op. 57.

Etude in G flat. Op. 10, No. 5.
DAQUIN. Le Coucou
GADE, N. W. Ring-Dance
HENSELT, A. Si Oiseau j'etais

Song of Love
JENSEN, A. The Mill
Berceuse

Elfin Dance & Barcarolle
KJERULF, H. Lullaby, Op. 4, No. 3.
LISZT, F. Love-dream, in A flat
La Campanella
Consolation in D flat
Etude de Concert in D flat, No. 3.
Devotion (Schumann)
Evening Star (Wagner)
MAYER, C. La Grace
MENDELSSOHN. Spring Song^

„ Andante & Rondo

Capriccioso, Op. 14.

Nos. 28—50 annotated and fingered by
FELIX S WINS TEA D, F.R.A.M.

■28. PAR A DIES. Toccata

29. RACH M AN 1 NOFF, S. Prelude in C# mirror.

Op. 3, No. 2.

30. RAFF. J. La Fileuse, Op. 157, No. 'I.

31. ,. Polka de la Reine, Op. 95.

32. „ Fabliau, Op. 75, No. 2.

33. RUBINSTEIN, A. Romance in E flat,

Op. 44, No. 1.

34. „ Melody in F, Op. 3, No. 1.

35. „ Romance in F, Op. 26, No. 1.

36. „ Valse Caprice.

37. SCARLATTI (Tausig). Pastorale

38. ,, Capriccio

39. SCHUBERT, F. Impromptu in G.

Op. 90, No. 3.

40. „ Impromptu in A flat.

Op. 90, No. 4.

41. „ Impromptu in A flat.

Op. 142, No. 2.

42. „ Impromptu in B flat.

Op. 142. No. 3.

43. SCHUMANN, R. Whims, Op. 12, No. 4.

44. ,, " Dreaming," and "Why?"

Op. 15, No. 7. Op. 12, No. 3.

45. TSCHAIKOWSKY, P. Barcarolle, Op. 37, No. 6.

46. „ Chant sans Paroles.

Op. 2, No. 3.

47. ,, Chanson Triste,

Op. 40, No. 2

48. WEBER, C. M. Invitation a la Valse, Op. 65.

49. ,, Moto Perpetuo, Op. 34.

50. „ Polacca Brillante, Op. 72.

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