Bergerettes
Subtitle: romances and songs of the eighteenth century
By: collected and transcribed with accompaniments for the piano by J. B. Wekerlin ; with introduction and English texts by Frederick H. Martens
Publisher: O. Ditson
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: French Folk songs; Songs (Medium voice) with piano
Table of contents: title: Lizette one morn arose (Par un matin); title: Ah, love is but a child (L'amour s'envole); title: Exaudet's minuet (Menuet d'exaudet); title: Rustic flute, echo sighing (O ma tendre musette); title: Would I were the fern (Que ne suis-je la fougère); title: I sing the love of Jean (Chantons les amours de Jean); title: O shepherdess fickle (Bergère légère); title: Fair Aminta (Aminte); title: Maidens, remember (Jeunes fillettes); title: Mother, tell me, do (Maman, dites-moi); title: Nay, I'll to the woods no more (Non, je n'irai plus au bois); title: Phyllis, grasping, ne'er would philander (Philis plus avare que tendre); title: Nay, I can't believe (Non, je ne crois pas); title: Sylvia, thou art my dearest (Trop aimable Sylvie); title: Oh, hasten, fair springtime (Venez, agréable printemps); title: There's a shepherd, few more discreet  (Je connais un berger discret); title: Nanette.; title: There's a time for all things (Chaque chose a son temps); title: Lisette.; title: Mother Bontemps (La mère Bontemps)