| Title | Parts |
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| [] I call and cry to Thee O Lord. Anthem. Male choir pub Novello & Co., London 1900 |
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| [] Lo my shepherd is divine. Anthem. Male voices pub Novello & Co., London 1902 |
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| [] The boatman's return. Three-part song for treble voices words J. E. Carpenter pub Vincent Music Co., London 1902 |
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| [] Shepherds, I have lost my love. Two-part song for treble voices words from Hullah's Song Book pub Vincent Music Co., London 1902 |
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| [] The cottager to her infant. Four-part song words D. Wordsworth pub Novello & Co., London 1902 |
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| [] The Epiphany Hymn. Male choir words Bishop Heber pub Novello & Co., London 1903 |
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| [] Soldier rest! thy warfare o'er. SATB Choir words Walter Scott pub Novello & Co., London 1904 |
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| [] O Lady, leave thy silken thread. Two-part song for female voices words T. Hood pub Novello & Co., London 1904 |
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| [] Rest thee, rest thee, my little child. Christmas carol words G. Hayward pub Novello & Co., London 1904 |
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| [] Easter carol, for treble voices words H. Knight pub Novello & Co., London 1905 |
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| [] Golden slumbers. SSA Choir pub Vincent Music Co., London 1905 |
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| [] O come, ye servants of the Lord. Anthem. Male voices pub Novello & Co., London 1906 |
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| [] Lo! from the hills my help descends. Anthem for soprano voices pub Novello & Co., London 1906 |
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| [] Christmas Eve. Part-song for SATB words by A. S. Swan pub Novello & Co., London 1907 |
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| [] Wild roses and snow (Basses Pyrenees). Part-song words Mackenzie Bell pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1908 |
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| [] Rise for the day is passing. Unison song for trebles pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1908 |
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| [] Three little songs pub Novello & Co., London 1908 |
[] 1 - Queen of May. words E. C. M. Dart [] 2 - Slumber song. words Christina Georgina Rossetti [] 3 - Slumber song. words Christina Georgina Rossetti |
| [] The pride of Bergenbond, or, The silver key. A Dutch comedy in two acts pub H. F. W. Deane, London 1908 |
[] - Here we stand from early morn. Part-song for treble voices [] - Out for the day. Part-song for treble voices |
| [] On this merry summer's day. Part-song for two voices. 1908 from Iron Band |
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| [] There comes a galley laden. Christmas hymn set as a unison song for children pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1909 |
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| [] The Pirate of Panora. An italian comedy libretto F. Magnard Bridge, music Sir Walter Parratt and R. F. M. Akerman No.6 of The St George's, Windsor, Series of Plays pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1909 |
[] - Oh, when the day dawns clear and bright [] - Oranges, oranges, yellow and round |
| [] The baron's holiday, or, The first of May. A Village comedy. London 1909 libretto F. Magnard Bridge, music Sir Walter Parratt and R. F. M. Akerman No.3 of The St George's, Windsor, Series of Plays pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1909 |
[] - Welcome, smiling month of May [] - Come and join the May-Day scene |
| [] The year book press series of unison and part-songs music by several composers, edited by Martin Akerman pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1911 |
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| [] The song of the playing field. Action song. words and actions by G. N. Armfield pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1912 |
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| [] A selection from the Year Book Press series of two-part songs music by several composers, edited by Martin Akerman pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1915 |
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| [] Dinant. Song words F. Maynard Bridge pub H. F. W. Deane & Son, The Year Book Press, London 1916 |
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| [] If all were rain. Voice and piano. 1925 words Christina Georgina Rossetti |
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| [] O wind, why do you never rest. Voice and piano. 1925 words Christina Georgina Rossetti |
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| [] Glory and honour and laud. Collection of anthems and songs for mixed
choir, voice, piano including music by John Mason Neale and Charles Wood pub H. F. W. Deane & Sons, The Year Book Press, London 1925 |
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| [] Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us. Anthem. SATB Choir words J. Edmeston pub Bayley & Ferguson, London and Glasgow 1936 |
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| [] Spring. 3-part Song words W. E. Coghlan copyrightholder G. H. Smith, Hull, England 4oct1943 |
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| [] Mr. Nobody. Unison song words anon copyrightholder Alfred J. Silver, Birmingham, England 4oct1943 |
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| [] Jesu joyaunce of my heart. Unison choir arr from J. S. Bach pub Novello & Co., London |