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Britten Complete Folksong Arrangements High Voice
This landmark publication includes all sixty-one of Britten's arrangements of folk songs, combining the contents of the seven published books in High and Low Voice editions. Some of the songs have never before been transposed. The songs of Volume 6, for voice and guitar, have been transcribed for voice and piano for this edition.
The Ash Grove
At the mid hour of night
Avenging and bright
La belle est au jardin d'amour
Bird Scarer's Song
Bonny at Morn (Vol. 6)
Bonny at Morn (1976)
The Bonny Earl o'Moray
The Brisk Young Widow
Ca' the yowes
Come you not from Newcastle
The Crocodile
David of the White Rock
The Deaf Woman's Courtship
Dear Harp of my Country
Dink's Song
Early one morning
Eho! Eho!
The False Knight upon the Road
Fileuse
The Foggy, Foggy Dew
Greensleeves
The Holly and the Ivy
How sweet the answer
I was lonely and forlorn
I will give my love an apple
I wonder as I wander
Il est quelqu'un sur terre
The last rose of summer
Lemady
The Lincolnshire Poacher
Little Sir William
Lord! I married me a wife
Master Kilby
The Miller of Dee
The Minstrel Boy
La Noel passée
O can ye sew cushions
O the sight entrancing
O Waly, Waly
Oft in the stilly night
Oliver Cromwell
The Plough Boy
Pray goody
Quand j'étais chez mon père
Rich and rare
Le roi s'en va-t'en chasse
Sail on, sail on
Sailor-boy
The Salley Gardens
Sally in our Alley
She's like the swallow
The Shooting of His Dear
The Soldier and the Sailor
Soldier, won't you marry me
The Stream in the Valley
The Stream in the Valley
Sweet Polly Oliver
There's none to soothe
Tom Bowling
The trees they grow so high
Voici le printemps
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