The First Book of Tenor Solos

Joan Boytim’s The First Book of Tenor Solos is one of the most widely used collections of vocal repertoire for the developing tenor voice at any age. This collection contains songs that are easy to moderate in difficulty level and relatively short in length, so they are not too taxing for the voice. The selections include American and British art songs, folk song arrangements, sacred songs and a sampling of beginning songs in German, Italian, Spanish and French.

Contents:

• All Day on the Prairie (Guion)
• All Through the Night (old Welsh air)
• At the Ball (Tchaikovsky)
• The Black Dress (Niles)
• Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair (Niles)
• Brother Will, Brother John (Sacco)
• By Mendip Side (Coates)
• Come Again, Sweet Love (Dowland)
• The Daisies (Barber)
• Ein Jungling Liebt Ein Madchen (Schumann)
• Go, Lovely Rose (Quilter)
• He That Keepeth Israel (Schlosser)
• I Attempt from Love's Sickness to Fly (Purcell)
• I Love and I Must (Purcell)
• Jesu, the very Thought of Thee (Wesley)
• Loch Lomond (Deis)
• The Lord is my Light (Speaks)
• Lydia (Faure)
• May Song (Beethoven)
• Mistress Mine (Walthew)
• Der Mond (Mendelssohn)
• My Lady Walks in Loveliness (Charles)
• My Lord, What a Mornin' (Hall Johnson)
• Der Neugierige (Schubert)
• Noche Serena (Kilenyi)
• Ol' Jim (Edwards)
• Orpheus with his Lute (Coates)
• Religion is a Fortune (Johnson)
• Rio Grande (Dougherty)
• La Sena (Kilenyi)
• Sento nel Core (A Scarlatti)
• Silent Worship (Handel)
• Standchen (Schubert)
• Wayfaring Stranger (Niles)
• What Shall I Do to Show How Much I Love Her? (Purcell)
• Wind of the Western Sea (G. PEEL)