Songs of old Ireland
Subtitle: a collection of fifty Irish melodies
By: The words by Alfred Perceval Graves
Contributors: Graves, Alfred Perceval, 1846-1931, lyricist
Publisher: Boosey
Published: 1882
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Songs with piano; English Folk songs; English Songs
Work titles: Songs of old Ireland
Notes: For voice and piano.
Table of contents: title: Ancient lullaby.; title: An Irish lullaby.; title: A sailor lad wooed a farmer's daughter.; title: Awake, awake, Fianna.; title: The banks of the daisies.; title: Battle hymn.; title: Colleen Oge Asthore.; title: The confession.; title: Emer's farewell to Cucullain.; title: Fairy nurse song.; title: Fan Fitzger'l.; title: Father O'Flynn.; title: The flight of the earls.; title: The foggy dew.; title: Fond Chloe.; title: The foxhunt.; title: Good night.; title: Her brow is like the lily.; title: Herring our king.; title: The hour I prove false.; title: How happy for the woodbirds.; title: I heard 'mid oak-trees olden.; title: Jack the jolly ploughboy.; title: Jenny, I'm not jesting.; title: Jenny.; title: Kitty Bawn.; title: Lady Sybil.; title: The lament.; title: Lament of Owen Roe O'Neill.; title: The little red lark.; title: Maureen, Maureen.; title: Molly Hewson.; title: My love's an arbutus.; title: One Sunday after Mass.; title: O thou of the beautiful hair.; title: The poison on the darts.; title: The rejected lover.; title: The return from Fingal.; title: The royal hunt.; title: The sailor girl.; title: The smith's song.; title: Spinning-wheel song.; title: Still side by side.; title: St. Mary's bells.; title: 'Tis I can weave woollen and linen.; title: 'Twas pretty to be in Ballinderry.; title: What is life without a wife?; title: When she answered me her voice was low.; title: The willow tree.; title: Will you float in my boat?