Sixty Irish songs
Subtitle: for high voice
Publisher: Oliver Ditson Co.
Published: 1915
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 201
Description: for high voice, with piano accompaniment

Online: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/4269
Table of contents: title: All in the morning early, O!; title: At dawning of the day; title: Avenging and bright; title: Barney O'Hea; title: Believe me if all those endearing young charms; title: The Blatherskite; title: Bright darling of my heart; title: A broken song; title: By the lakes of Killarney; title: The curse of Mora; title: The dawning of the day; title: Down by the sally gardens; title: Ere the long roll of the ages end; title: Farewell to Sliev Morna; title: For Ireland; title: The harp that once through Tara's halls; title: Has sorrow thy young days shaded?; title: The heather glen; title: I heard in the night the pigeons; title: I love my love in the morning; title: I love the din of beating drums; title: If I were King of Ireland; title: The lark in clear air; title: The last rose of summer; title: The leprehaun; title: Little Mary Cassidy; title: The little red lark; title: Love is cruel, love is sweet; title: Love's young dream; title: The low-backed car; title: Maura dhu of Ballyshannon; title: May eve; title: The minstrel boy; title: Mo bouchaleen bwee = My yellow-haired lad; title: My fair love leaving me; title: My little Kerry cow; title: My love's an arbutus; title: Nelly, my love, and me; title: The ninepenny fidil; title: Oh! if I were yon gossamer; title: The ould plaid shawl; title: Over the hills and far away; title: The passing of the Gael; title: A piper; title: The sedges; title: Shule agra; title: Silent, O Moyle, be the roar of thy water; title: The snowy-breasted Pearl; title: A song of Glenann; title: Soontree; title: A sword of light hath pierced the dark.