Ralph Vaughan Williams

'Tis Winter Now, the Fallen Snow, "Danby" 10 Blake Songs, for voice and oboe 2 English Folksongs, for voice and violin 3 Choral Hymns for baritone or tenor, chorus and orchestra 3 Poems by Walt Whitman 3 Shakespeare Songs 3 Vocalises for Soprano and Clarinet 4 Hymns, for tenor, viola and strings 4 Last Songs 4 Poems by Fredegond Shove 5 English Folksongs, for chorus 5 Mystical Songs, for baritone, chorus ad lib and orchestra 5 Tudor Portraits, choral suite for soloists, chorus and orchestra 6 English Folksongs, for voice and piano 8 Traditional English Carols 9 Carols, for baritone and male chorus A Choral Flourish, for chorus and organ or 2 trumpets A Cradle Song, for voice and piano A Song of Thanksgiving for soprano, speaker, chorus and orchestra A Vision of Aeroplanes, for chorus and organ All Hail The Power, for unison chorus, chorus and organ Along the Field, song cycle for voice and violin An Oxford Elegy, for narrator, small chorus and small orchestra At the Name of Jesus, "King's Weston" Behold the Great Creator Makes, "This Endris Nyght" Benedicite, for soprano, chorus and orchestra Blackmwore by the Stour, folk song for voice and piano Bushes and briars, folk song for male chorus Ca' the yowes, folk song for tenor and chorus Choral Songs to be Sung in Time of War, for chorus and piano or orchestra Christ, the Fair Glory Come Down, O Love Divine, "Down Ampney" Dirge for Fidele, song for 2 mezzo-sopranos and piano Dona nobis pacem, cantata for soprano, baritone, chorus and orchestra Down in Yon Forest Fantasia on Christmas Carols, for baritone, chorus, and orchestra Father We Praise Thee Festival Te Deum, for chorus and organ Folk Songs of the Four Seasons, cantata for female chorus and orchestra For All the Saints Who from Their Labours Rest, "Sine nomine" Gloucestershire Wassail, "Wassail, wassail, all over the town" God Be with You Till We Meet Again, "Randolph" God that madest earth and heaven, "Ar Hyd Y Nos" Greensleeves, folk song for chorus Hail Thee, Festival Day!, "Salve festa dies" He Who Would Valiant Be, "Monks Gate" Hodie, Christmas cantata for soprano, tenor, baritone, boys' chorus, chorus and orchestra I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, "Kingsfold" In the Spring It Was a Lover and His Lass, partsong for female chorus Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, for chorus and piano Linden Lea, for voice and orchestra, "A Dorset Song" Loch Lomond, folk song for baritone and male chorus Lord god, you now have set your servant free Lord, Thou Hast Been Our Refuge Love Is a Sickness, song for chorus Mass in G minor Nocturne, for baritone and orchestra, "Whispers of Heavenly Death" Nothing is Here for Tears, song for chorus and piano or organ or orchestra O Clap Your Hands, for chorus, brass and organ O God of earth and altar, "King's Lynn" O How Amiable, anthem for chorus and organ O Mistress Mine, partsong for chorus O Taste and See, for chorus and organ O Vos Omnes, for alto and chorus, "Is it Nothing to You?" On Wenlock Edge, for tenor, piano and string quartet Orpheus with his Lute Prayer to the Father of Heaven, for chorus Sancta Civitas Serenade to Music Silence and Music, song for chorus Snow In The Street Songs of Travel Te Deum for chorus and organ in G The Basket of Eggs, for voice and piano The Great Forerunner of the Morn The House of Life The King of Love My Shepherd Is, "St. Columba" The Old 100th Psalm: All People That on Earth do Dwell, for chorus, unison chorus, orchestra, and organ The Pilgrim Pavement, for soprano, chorus and organ The Sons of Light, cantata for chorus and orchestra The Souls of the Righteous, motet for soprano, tenor, baritone and chorus The Splendour Falls The Turtle Dove, folk song for baritone and chorus The Unquiet Grave, folk song for female chorus, "How Cold the Wind Doth Blow" The Voice out of the Whirlwind, for chorus and organ or orchestra The Winter is Gone, for choir The Winter's Willow, for voice and piano Valiant for Truth, for chorus Willow-wood, cantata for baritone or mezzo-soprano, female chorus and orchestra Wither's Rocking Hymn Wither's Rocking Hymn, "Sweet baby, sleep! What ails my dear?"