The First Book of Tenor Solos - Part II

Joan Boytim’s The First Book of Tenor Solos, Part II follows in the footsteps of the first volume and includes more vocal repertoire for the developing 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:

• Adieu (Faure)
• An Die Geliebte (Beethoven)
• Ave Maria (Saint-Saens)
• The Birthday of a King (Neidlinger)
• Bonjour, Suzon! (Delibes)
• The Cloths of Heaven (Dunhill)
• Un Doux Lien (Delbruck)
• Down by the Sally Gardens (Hughes)
• Du bist wie eine blume (Rubenstein)
• Every Day is Ladies' Day with Me (Herbert)
• Fame's an Echo (Arne)
• Forget me Not (Bach)
• Das Fischermadchen (Schubert)
• In Der Fremde (Schumann)
• Incline Thine Ear (Charles)
• It was a Lover and his Lass (Coates)
• A Kindom by the Sea (Somervell)
• Linden Lea (Vaughan-Williams)
• Love Quickly is Pall'd (Purcell)
• My Lovely Celia (Monro)
• Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen (Burleigh)
• Come, O Come, My Dearest (Arne)
• del mio amato ben (Donaudy)
• On Richmond Hill There lives a Lass (Hook)
• Panis Angelicus (Franck)
• Phillis has such Charming Graces (Young)
• Russian Picnic (Enders)
• Sea Fever (Ireland)
• Sonntag (Brahms)
• Stille Sicherheit (Franz)
• El Trobador (Kilenyi)
• Wanderers Nachtlied (Schubert)
• Weep You no more (Quilter)
• what Songs were Sung (Niles)
• Where'er you Walk (Handel)
• Who is Sylvia? (Coates)