One hundred English folksongs: for medium voice

BALLADS: Henry Martin

Bruton Town

The knight and the shepherd's daughter

Robin Hood and the Tanner

The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies

Lord Bateman

Barbara Ellen

Little Sir Hugh

Geordie

Lady Maisry

The outlandish knight

The coasts of High Barbary

The cruel mother

The golden vanity

Lord Thomas of Winesberry

The green wedding

The briery bush

Lord Rendal

Blow away the morning dew

The two magicians

The Duke of Bedford

Death and the Lady

The low, low lands of Holland

The unquiet grave, or, Cold blows the wind

The trees they do grow high

Lord Lovel

False Lamkin

Lord Thomas and the fair Ellinor

The death of Queen Jane

SONGS: Farewell, Nancy

Sweet Kitty

The crystal spring

The seeds of love

The sprig of thyme

The cuckoo

Blackbirds and thrushes

The drowned lover

The sign of the Bonny Blue Bell

O Waly, Waly

Green bushes

Bedlam

The bold fisherman

The rambling sailor

Dabbling in the dew

The saucy sailor

Fanny Blair

Arise, arise

Searching for lambs

Green broom

The sweet primeroses

My bonny, bonny boy

As I walked through the meadows (First version)

As I walked through the meadows (Second version)

Erin's lovely home

The true lover's farewell

High Germany

Sweet lovely Joan

My boy Willie

Whistle, daughter, whistle

Mowing the barley

I'm seventeen come Sunday

The lark in the moon

Hares on the mountains

O Sally, my dear

Gently, Johnny, my Jingalo

The keys of Canterbury

My man John

O No, John!

The brisk young bachelor

Ruggleton's daughter of Iero

William Taylor

Sweet William

The watchet sailor

Scarborough Fair

Brimbledon Fair, or, Young Ramble-away

Bridgwater Fair

The crabfish

The beggar

The keeper

The three sons

Jack Hall

Driving away at the smoothing iron

The robber

John Barleycorn

Poor old horse

Botany Bay

Admiral Benbow

Bold Nelson's praise

Spanish ladies

The ship in distress

Come all you worthy Christian men

Wassail song

It's a rosebud in June

A brisk young sailor

The sheep-shearing

ACCUMULATIVE: The twelve days of Christmas

The Ten Commandments

The tree in the wood

The barley-mow

One man shall mow my meadow.