Sixty folksongs of France
By: ed. by Julien Tiersot
Series: Musicians library; Musicians library (Boston, Mass.)
Publisher: Oliver Ditson Company
Published: 1915
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 157
Subjects: French Folk songs
Other titles: Sixty folk songs of France; Folk songs of France; Folksongs of France.
Notes: For medium voice.

Introduction and "Notes on the songs" in English and French in parallel columns.

Words in English and French.
Table of contents: title: Germaine; title: The parable of the sinful rich man; title: The fair maid of the white-rose tree; title: Little soldier man; title: The miracle of Saint Nicholas; title: The song of Renaud; title: The soldier's return; title: The deserter's plaint; title: The death of the betrothed; title: The banner bearer's death; title: The sailors of Lee; title: The orange vendor; title: The pretty drummer; title: The three lovely ladies; title: The three maids, or, The lost opportunity; title: The maiden and the huntsman, or, The lost opportunity; title: The three captains; title: The song of Malbrough; title: There was a little maiden; title: I'll tend my sheep; title: In passing by a hedgeroll tall; title: Near my own blonde sweetheart; title: My father bade me pick herbs; title: The nightingale; title: The lass of Mont Parnasse; title: The wedding of the cuckoo and the skylark; title: Come to the shady glade; title: With care I tend my rosebush gay; title: The straw-cutter's daughter; title: Round of the oats; title: May and the hunchback; title: Waken, my fair one, from thy slumber; title: It was early that I woke; title: Back from the wedding coming; title: The soldier's departure; title: Metamorphosis; title: Magali; title: Nightingale singing sweetly; title: The messenger nightingale; title: Basque serenade; title: High the craggy mountains; title: The canigou; title: A ripe old dame do I woo; title: Sire Halewyn; title: Briolage; title: The drover's song; title: The life of a shepherdess; title: Song of the bride; title: Song of the giant; title: The month of May; title: Li, 't is the month of May; title: Maytime has come; title: Oh! merry month of May; title: Lo, 't is Saint John's Day; title: Alsatian traditional air; title: Ah, shepherds, leave your crooks; title: Christmas comes again; title: The two shepherdesses; title: The march of the kings.