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Drink to Me Only with Thin Eyes. (Arr. Cohn). March 16, 1937.
(2)
`The Snow It Melts The Soonest...`
2009 (If On a Winter`s Night...)
(5)
J. Brim - lute. Recording of 1958
(2)
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Greensleeves
(6)
(1)
Annie Laurie
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(4)
(3)
(1)
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The Skye Boat Song
Recorded in St. Mary`s Burghfield, England, 1992.
(0)
`When Love is Kind`. Recorded: August 1957, Munich.
(1)
Kingsway Hall, London, May 1965.
(1)
Down by the Sally Gardens
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`Grimstock`
1987, London.
(1)
Joan Sutherland
(soprano)
,
Richard Bonynge
(conductor),
Ambrosian Singers,
New Philharmonia Orchestra
`Angels We Have Heard on High`
London, May 1965.
(1)
I saw three ships
(4)
Joan Sutherland
(soprano)
,
Richard Bonynge
(conductor),
Ambrosian Singers,
New Philharmonia Orchestra
`Deck The Hall With Boughs Of Holly`
London, May 1965.
(2)
Awake, and join the cheerful choir
Marsha Genensky, Susan Hellauer, Jacqueline Horner, Johanna Maria Rose
(3)
`Soldier`s Joy`
Jerry Douglas - dobro, John Jarvis - piano, Russ Barenberg - guitar, John Mock - pennywhistle, Mark Schatz - banjo. Recorded at Ocean Way Recording, Nashville, Tennessee, Ìay 13-15, 17, 18 & 31, 1997. Arr. M. O`Connor.
(2)
The holly and the ivy
(4)
Joan Sutherland
(soprano)
,
Richard Bonynge
(conductor),
Ambrosian Singers,
New Philharmonia Orchestra
The holly and the ivy
London, May 1965.
(0)
Mirame asi
USA 1925. A trial recording was not released during the singer`s lifetime.
(0)
`Have you seen but a whyte lillie grow?` Recorded in 1958.
(1)
Joan Sutherland
(soprano)
,
Richard Bonynge
(conductor),
Ambrosian Singers,
New Philharmonia Orchestra
The Twelve Days of Christmas
London, May 1965.
(0)
Ïðåëþäèÿ äëÿ ñêðèïêè
David Douglass - violin. Music from Publications of John Playford (1623-1686): The Division Violin Containing a Collection of DIVISIONS upon Several Exellent Grounds for the Violin, 1684. Recording 1997
(1)
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`Deck The Hall With Boughs Of Holly`
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Drink to me only with thine eyes. Instrumental-Vereinigung. Recorded: July 1962, Munich.
(1)
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For love alone
(0)
Dearest of all
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When Love has Gone
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Which way does the wind blow
(0)
`Have you seen but a whyte lillie grow?`
Recorded 1949.
(2)
A year ago today
(0)
My heart is in Vienna still
(0)
As I walked with my new love
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As You Were If you could care
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There is no end
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Come to me in my Dreams
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Good Night!
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I_ll turn to you
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Falling asleep
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For this I pray
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I could never tell
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Maire my Girl
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Resting
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Until the dawn
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`Have you seen but a whyte lillie grow?`
Piano – Frank Marshall. Recorded 1932, London.
(1)
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(0)
Sailor`s Hornpipe. Recorded: May 1, 1965, Philadelphia. Arranged – Arthur Harris.
(2)
Londonderry Air. Recorded: May 3, 1965, Philadelphia. Arranged – Arthur Harris.
(2)
Londonderry Air. Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
(0)
`Lord Rendall`. Recorded in 1996.
(0)
`Barbara Allen`. Recorded in 1996.
(0)
`I will give my love an apple`. Recorded in 1996.
(0)
`Waly, waly`. Recorded in 1996.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Water_Is_Wide_(song)
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