There Is Sweet Music: English Choral Songs, 1890-1950

~ Release by The Cambridge Singers, John Rutter (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

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#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Partsongs, op. 119: No. 3. The blue bird choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Eight Partsongs, op. 119: No. 3. The blue bird lyricist: Mary Elizabeth Coleridge composer: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford publisher: Stainer & Bell Ltd. part of: Eight Partsongs, op. 119	Sir Charles Villiers Stanford	4:03
2	To be sung of a summer night on the water I choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers orchestra: City of London Sinfonia conductor: John Rutter recording of: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water, RT iv/5 composer: Frederick Delius (in 1917) dedicated to: Oriana Madrigal Society and Charles Kennedy Scott recording of: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water, RT iv/5: I. Slow, but not dragging composer: Frederick Delius (in 1917) part of: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water, RT iv/5	Frederick Delius	2:16
3	To be sung of a summer night on the water II choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water, RT iv/5: II. Gaily but not quick composer: Frederick Delius (in 1917) part of: To Be Sung of a Summer Night on the Water, RT iv/5	Frederick Delius	2:19
4	Partsongs, op. 53: No. 1. There is sweet music choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: There Is Sweet Music, op. 53 no. 1 lyricist: Lord Alfred Tennyson composer: Edward Elgar part of: Four Part-Songs, op. 53	Sir Edward Elgar	5:32
5	Partsongs, op. 18: No. 3. My love dwelt in a Northern land choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: My Love dwelt in a Northern Land, op. 18 no. 3 lyricist: Andrew Lang composer: Edward Elgar part of: Three Part-Songs, op. 18	Sir Edward Elgar	4:22
6	Three Shakespeare Songs: I. Full fathom five choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Three Shakespeare Songs: Full fathom five lyricist: William Shakespeare composer: Ralph Vaughan Williams (in 1951) part of: Three Shakespeare Songs	Ralph Vaughan Williams	3:19
7	Three Shakespeare Songs: II. The cloud-capp'd towers choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Three Shakespeare Songs: The cloud-capp’d towers lyricist: William Shakespeare composer: Ralph Vaughan Williams (in 1951) part of: Three Shakespeare Songs	Ralph Vaughan Williams	2:20
8	Three Shakespeare Songs: III. Over hill, over dale choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Three Shakespeare Songs: Over hill, over dale lyricist: William Shakespeare composer: Ralph Vaughan Williams (in 1951) part of: Three Shakespeare Songs	Ralph Vaughan Williams	1:00
9	The sailor and young Nancy choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: The Sailor and Young Nancy composer: Ernest John Moeran	Ernest John Moeran	3:02
10	Brigg Fair choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Brigg Fair (Percy Grainger choral arrangement) lyricist and composer: [traditional] arranger: Percy Grainger arrangement of: Brigg Fair	Percy Grainger	2:57
11	Londonderry air (Danny Boy) choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Irish Tune from County Derry (for unaccompanied choir) composer and arranger: Percy Grainger arrangement of: Irish Tune from County Derry	Percy Grainger	3:26
12	The three ravens choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: The Three Ravens composer: [traditional] arranger: Edward T. Chapman	Edward T. Chapman	4:52
13	My sweetheart's like Venus engineer: John Richards and Don Sears producer: Chip Davis editor: Ron Dabbs choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recorded at: Ely Cathedral in Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom recording of: 12 Welsh Folk Songs: My Sweetheart’s Like Venus (Mae 'nghariad i'n Fenws) composer: Gustav Holst (from 1930 until 1931) is based on: Mae 'Nghariad I'n Fenws part of: Twelve Welsh Folk Songs	Gustav Holst	1:54
14	The oak and the ash choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: The Oak and the Ash lyricist and composer: [traditional] arranger: Sir Edward Cuthbert Bairstow arrangement of: The Oak and the Ash (aka The North Country Maid)	Sir Edward Cuthbert Bairstow	3:04
15	Quick! We have but a second choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Quick! we have but a second lyricist: [traditional] and Thomas Moore composer: [traditional] arranger: Sir Charles Villiers Stanford	Sir Charles Villiers Stanford	0:47
16	Five Flower Songs, op. 47: I. To daffodils choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47: No. 1. To Daffodils lyricist: Robert Herrick composer: Benjamin Britten (in 1950) part of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47	Benjamin Britten	1:37
17	Five Flower Songs, op. 47: II. The succession of the four sweet months choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47: No. 2. The Succession of the Four Sweet Months lyricist: Robert Herrick composer: Benjamin Britten (in 1950) part of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47	Benjamin Britten	2:04
18	Five Flower Songs, op. 47: III. Marsh flowers choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47: No. 3. Marsh Flowers lyricist: George Crabbe composer: Benjamin Britten (in 1950) part of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47	Benjamin Britten	2:31
19	Five Flower Songs, op. 47: IV. The evening primrose choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47: No. 4. The Evening Primrose lyricist: John Clare composer: Benjamin Britten (in 1950) part of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47	Benjamin Britten	2:37
20	Five Flower Songs, op. 47: V. Ballad of green broom choir vocals: The Cambridge Singers conductor: John Rutter recording of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47: No. 5. Ballad of Green Broom lyricist: [anonymous] composer: Benjamin Britten (in 1950) part of: Five Flower Songs, op. 47	Benjamin Britten	2:16

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