From rosy bow'rs by Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695

Songs of American folks /

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The Penguin book of Canadian folk songs /

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One hundred English folksongs : for medium voice /

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Songs of the great American West / by Robinson, Earl, 1910-1991

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Folksongs of Alabama. by Arnold, Byron

Table of Contents: “…My soul's so happy -- Nigg'l'jy, Maggl'jy -- No mo' weepin' and wailin' -- Oats, peas, beans, and barley grows -- Oh Johnny -- Oh mah little boy -- Oh ma'y don't cha weep -- Oh rastle Jacob -- The old bachelor -- The old man in the West -- Old Pompey -- Old shiboots and leggins -- One of these days -- The orphan girl -- Paper of pins -- Pretty Mohea -- Pretty Mollie -- Put my little shoes away -- Ragged Pat -- Rattle um snake -- Remember me -- Ride on, King Jesus -- Romish lady -- Room enough -- Rosalee -- Roun' the wall -- Run nigger run -- Sally Ann -- Settlin' down -- Shortnin bread -- A shout -- Sistah Ca'oline -- The smeller song -- The soldier boy -- The soldier's fare -- Some of these days -- Sometimes -- Song about snowball -- The song of the crow -- Spelling song (B-A-Bay) -- Take yo' feet out de sand -- Tall angel at the bar -- Tell all the world, John -- The ten virgins -- That little black mustache --…”

Collected songs for voice and piano / by Warlock, Peter, 1894-1930

Table of Contents: “…Songs to older poets, part II: To the memory of a great singer ; The bachelor ; Tom Tyler ; Elore Lo ; The contented lover ; The droll lover ; Little trotty wagtail ; Milkmaids ; In an arbor green.…”

Ballads and songs of Southern Michigan.

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Vocal selections from Jacques Brel is alive & well & living in Paris / by Brel, Jacques

Table of Contents: “…Alone = Seul -- Amsterdam -- Bachelor's dance = La bourrâee du câelibataire -- Brussels = Bruxelles -- Bulls = Les toros -- Carousel = La valse áa mille temps -- Desperate ones = Les dâesespâerâes -- Fanette -- Funeral tango = Le tango funáebre -- I loved = J'aimais -- If we only have love = Quand on n'a que l'amour -- Jackie = La chanson de Jacky -- Madeleine -- Marathon = Les flamandes -- Marieke -- Mathilde -- My death = La mort -- Next = Au suivant -- Old folks = Les vieux -- Sons of = Fils de -- Timid Frieda = Les timides -- You're not alone = Jef.…”

American ballads and folk songs /

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Best music hall and variety songs /

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Songs of the American West /

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Folksongs of Florida /

Table of Contents: “…; Billy Grimes ; My mother-in-law ; Keyhole in the door ; Devilish Mary ; Then I'll come back to you ; I wonder when I shall be married ; I wish I was single again ; I'll not marry at all ; Bachelor's hall ; The jolly bachelor ; Julia Glover ; The bugaboo ; Moses) -- Songs of religious and moral import (Heaven's my home ; Signs of doom ; Columbia ; All my sins been taken away ; The Indian's hymn ; Wicked Polly ; Long sought home ; The sweet trinity ; Holy manna ; The last words of Copernicus ; Come and jine ; Minister's farewell ; Gwine tell-a my lord, Daniel) -- Work and occupational songs (John Henry ; Shear um ; Drill, ye terriers ; These corns of mine ; Gonna buy me a horse and buggy ; Sandy's mill ; The boll weevil ; Whoa, mule ; The old bee makes the honey comb ; My mule ; Turkey hammock ; Poor old woman) -- Nursey songs (The woodpecker song ; The bird song ; Old grimes ; Knick knack) -- Play-party songs (The pawpaw patch ; When I was a young girl ; Coffee grows on white-oak trees ; Jenny crack corn ; Sweet pinks and roses ; Little white daisies ; Miss Jennie Jones ; Shoo-da ; Irish trot ; Old Doctor Collins ; Little Sally Walker ; Down in the valley where the green grass grows ; Old brass wagon ; Skip to my lou ; Old sister Phoebe ; Green gravel ; Sugar lump ; The jolly miller ; Flying squirrel ; King William was King David's son ; Lubin) -- Fiddle songs (Prettiest little gal in the county, o ; Bacon in the smokehouse ; As I went over yonders pond ; Can't dance chicken foot ; I want to go back to Georgia ; Ben Butler, or, The yankee soldier ; Sourwood Mountain ; When I was a rich man).…”

The American songbag /

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Il prigionier superbo ; La serva padrona / by Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista, 1710-1736

Four hundred songs and dances from the Stuart masque /

Table of Contents: “…Primrose -- The house measure -- The quadran pavan -- The earl of Essex's measure -- The black almain -- Argulius -- The two merry lasses -- The merry young man -- The merry bachelor -- The humming bachelor -- The merry clerk -- The merry old woman -- The merry old man -- The battle of Harlaw -- The bee -- Robart's almain / Robart -- The silver swan / Orlando Gibbons -- Bateman's almain / Robert Bateman -- Lake's almain / Lake -- Gibbon's almain / Olando Gibbons -- Maynard's almain / John Maynard -- Dowland's Almain / Dowland -- Almain -- Almain -- Ca me, ca thee -- Almain -- Stephen Thomas's first almain -- Almain -- Almain -- Bull's toy / John Bull -- Stephen Thomas's second almain / Stephen Thomas -- Almain / John Dowland -- Symphonia ; Symphonia / Nicholas Lanier -- Symphony / Simon Ives -- Symphony (A masque) ; Carileen / William Lawes -- Symphony / Simon Ives -- Symphony / William Lawes -- Mr. …”

Cecil Sharp's collection of English folk songs /

Table of Contents: “…Vol. 2: The boatsman and the tailor -- The cobbler and the butcher -- The poor couple -- Man from Dover -- Will the weaver -- The sea captain -- Whistle, daughter, whistle -- The fit's come on me now -- The unmarried maiden's lament -- My mother bid me -- An old man he courted me -- Never marry an old man -- The holly twig -- Robin a thrush -- The brisk young bachelor -- You bachelors you know, or You married men -- The old man and his wife, or The drummer -- A woman's work is never done -- The rich old lady, or Johnny Sands -- The Devonshire farmer's daughter, or The highwayman outwitted -- Box upon her head, or The undaunted female -- The crafty maid's policy -- The banks of sweet Dundee -- Sweet lovely Joan -- Pretty Betsy the milkmaid, or Blackberry fold -- William Taylor -- The press gang, or In London fair city -- Polly Oliver -- The female cabin boy -- The simple ploughboy, or The pretty ploughboy -- The golden glove, or Dog and gun -- Sovay sovay, or The female highwayman -- Poor Nell and the chimney sweep -- The councillor's daughter, or The lawyer outwitted -- Sweet Kitty -- The basket of eggs -- Bung your eye -- The oyster girl -- Riding down to Portsmouth -- The tarpaulin jacket, or The rakish young fellow -- St. …”

Sam Henry's Songs of the people /

Table of Contents: “…; Magilligan ; The Valleys of Screen ; Summer Hill ; The Maid from the County Tyrone ; Her Bonny Blue Eʼe ; Rosaleen Bawn ; The Blazing Star of Drim ; The Blazing Star of Drung ; Ann oʼDrumcroon ; The Pride of Glenelly ; Mary, the Pride of Killowen ; Moorlough Mary -- Courtship and dalliance: Nae Bonnie Laddie tae Takʼ Me Awaʼ ; Maidens of Sixty-Three ; The Black Chimney Sweeper ; The Wee Article ; Rogerʼs Courtship ; Grandmaʼs Advice ; The Nonsense oʼ Men ; As I Go I Sing ; The Strands of Magilligan ; Green Grow the Rashes ; The Young Farmerʼs Offer ; The Load of Kail Plants ; An Irish Serenade ; Youʼre Welcome as the Flowers in May ; Magherafelt Hiring Fair ; The Roving Bachelor ; The Whistling Thief ; The Feckless Lvoer ; The Ride in the Creel ; Iʼm Seventeen ʻgin Sunday ; As I Gaed ower a Whinny Knowe ; The Rambling Suiler ; A Beggerman Camʼ ower the Lea ; The Galway Shawl ; Where the Moorcocks Crow ; The Maid of Seventeen ; Cloughmills Fair ; Oʼer the Moor amang the Heather ; The Whinny Knowes ; The Captain with the Whiskers ; Youghall Harbour ; The Cup of Gold ; The Mountain Road ; The Woods of Mountsandel ; The Ould Lammas Fair ; The Star of Moville ; Mind Your Eye ; The Basket of Oysters ; Tumbling through the Hay -- Faithful farewells: The Londonderry Air ; Down in My Sallyʼs Garden ; Early, Early ; The Green Banks of Banna ; A Sweetheartʼs Appeal to Her Lover/Oh, Itʼs down Where the Water Runs Muddy ; My Sailor Boy ; The Drinaun D[h]un ; The Boatman/Fear a Bhata ; A Rathlin Song ; Bring back My Barney to Me ; Linton Lowrie ; The Sea-Apprentice ; My True Loveʼs Gone A-Sailing ; So Dear Is My Charlie to Me ; The Jolly Roving Tar ; Alt[i]mover Stream ; Fare Ye Well, Enniskillen ; My [The] Dear Irish Boy ; The Banks of Sweet Lough Neagh ; The Soldier Boy ; The Banks of the Nile ; Johnnie and Molly ; The Bold Privateer ; The Maid of Dunysheil ; The Maid of Carrowclare ; The Blooming Star of Eglintown ; The Faithful Rambler ; Loveʼs Parting/Jamie and Mary ; Dobbinʼs Flowery Vale ; Londonderry Love Song ; The Maids of Culmore -- The returned lover: The Banished Lover ; Learmount Grove ; Mary Machree ; James Reilly ; Skerryʼs Blue-Eyed Jane ; The Banks of the Clyde/One Fine Summerʼs Morning ; Mary Doyle/The Wreck of the Lady Shearbrooke ; Laurel Hill/Kyleʼs Flowery Braes ; The Lady of the Lake ; The Banks of Claudy ; The Banks of [the] Dee ; The Mantle So Green ; Johnny Jarmin/The Rainbow ; Mary and Willie ; Lurgan Town ; The Broken Ring ; Green Garden ; The Dark-Eyed Sailor ; The Love Token ; The Pride of Glencoe ; The Banks of the River Ness ; Jennie of the Moor ; Bordonʼs Grove -- Disguises: The Drummer Maid ; On Board of a Man-of-War ; The Drum Major ; The Female Highwayman ; The Squireʼs Bride ; Lovely Annie ; The Rich Merchantʼs Daughter ; The Sailor on the Sea ; The True Loversʼ Departure ; The Jolly Ploughboy ; Blythe and Bonny Scotlan/Indiaʼs Burning Sands ; Canada, Hi!…”