A collection of songs
Subtitle: Tenor
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: 108
Subjects: Oratorios; Secular oratorios; Sacred songs (High voice) with orchestra; Vocal scores with piano; Excerpts; Songs (High voice) with orchestra
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.

Chiefly English words; one selection in Latin.
Table of contents: title: As clouds from the rage of the tempest; title: Beatus vir; title: Blessed are they that consider the poor; title: Bowed with grief; title: But how? Must I then perish in despair?; title: Come, beauteous Queen; title: Despair not; title: Enjoy the sweet Elysian grove; title: For ever blessed; title: From morn to eve; title: Give the vengeance due; title: God is a constant sure defence; title: Great Dagon has subdued our foe; title: He has His mansion fixed on high; title: Horror! Confusion!; title: Let the deep bowl; title: O Lord, how many are my foes!; title: Open the marble jaws; title: Pensive sorrow; title: See yonder palm; title: So long the memory shall last; title: Softly sweet in Lydian measures; title: The mighty master; title: The princes applaud; title: Though bound and helpless; title: To God, who made the radiant sun; title: War, he sung, is toil and trouble; title: Where, congealed, the northern streams; title: While Kedron's brook; title: Who dares intrude?; title: Would you gain the tender creature?; title: Ye verdant hills.