Irish songs
Subtitle: a collection of airs old and new
By: edited and the piano accompaniments arranged by N. Clifford Page
Publisher: Oliver Ditson
Published: 1935
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Irish Folk songs
Table of contents: title: As I went a-walking one morning in spring / Arr. N. Clifford Page; title: Believe me if all those endearing young charms / Arr. J.B. Wekerlin; title: I love my love in the morning ; 'Tis pretty to be in Ballinderry ; The Cruiskeen lawn ; The dawning of the day ; The girl I left behind me ; Has sorrow thy young days shaded? ; Jenny ; The harp that once through Tara's halls ; In Dublin's fair city ; Remember the glories of Brien the Brave ; The pretty girl milking her cow ; Kathleen Mavourneen / Arr. N. Clifford Page; title: The kerry dance / J.L. Molloy; title: Avenging and bright ; Killarney / Arr. Michael William Balfe; title: Let Erin remember the days of old / Arr. N. Clifford Page; title: The little red lard / Arr. C Villiers Stanford; title: Love's young dream ; The low-backed car ; The meeting of the waters ; The minstrel boy ; Molly Bawn / Arr. N. Clifford Page; title: My love's an arbutus / Arr. C. Villers Stanford; title: Farewell! but whenever you welcome the hour ; Off to Philadelphia ; Oh! I'm not myself at all ; Rich and rare were the gems she wore ; Silent, o moyle, be the roar of thy water / N. Clifford Page; title: Tho' dark are our sorrows / A. La Meda; title: The time I've lost in wooing ; 'Tis the last rose of summer ; The valley lay smiling before me ; Oh! My sweet little rose / N. Clifford Page; title: Wearin' of the green; title: We may roam thro' this world / A. La Meda; title: Widow machree / N. Clifford Page; title: When she answered me her voice was low ; Would God I were the tender apple blossom / Arr. C. Villiers Stanford; title: Young Rory O'More / N. Clifford Page; title: The young May moon.