A collection of songs
Subtitle: Baritone
By: G.F. Handel ; selected and edited by Walter Ford ; pianoforte arrangements newly arranged from the scores by Rupert Erlebach
Contributors: Ford, Walter, 1861-1938; Erlebach, Rupert, 1894-1978
Publisher: Boosey
Published: 1929
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 89
Subjects: Songs (Medium voice) with orchestra; Oratorios; Secular oratorios; Sacred songs (Medium voice) with orchestra; Excerpts; Vocal scores with piano
Work titles: Vocal music
Notes: Acc. arr. for piano.

Editorial and historical notes in English.

"Some hints on the singing of Handel" follows score.

Includes index of source titles.

English words.
Table of contents: title: And thus let happy Egypt's king; title: False, destructive ways of pleasure; title: From the heart that feels my warning; title: Go, my faithful soldier, go; title: Ha! What vision effulgent; title: Haste, friends of Erebus; title: How art thou fall'n; title: Laud her, all ye virgin train; title: Let me congratulate; title: Mountains, on whose barren breast; title: Oh Jove! what land is this?; title: O memory; title: Oppressed with never ceasing care; title: O Sword, and thou, all daring hand; title: O work sublime; title: That God is great; title: Thrice happy the monarch; title: Thus far my wishes thrive; title: 'Tis Dioclesian's natal day; title: To God, our strength; title: To power immortal; title: Turn not, O Queen; title: Ungrateful child; title: Virtue, thou ideal name; title: Ye fleeting shades; title: You hoped to call in vain.