| Title | Parts |
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| [] Symphony in g. 1881 two movements were performed at a R.A.M. concert 15 December 1881 |
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| [] Concert allegro in G. Orchestra | |
| [] Sonata in a. Piano | |
| [] Andante and variations. Piano | |
| [] A Vision. Cantata. Alto, choir, organ and orchestra. 1880 performed at the R.A.M. June 1880 |
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| [] Under the sea. Song. London 1876 words A. H. Hill |
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| [] Weariness. Song. London 1876 words by Longfellow |
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| [] Lullaby "the days are cold". Song. London 1879 words from Wordsworth |
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| [] Always. Song. London 1880 | |
| [] Wandering wishes. Song. London 1881 poetry by Lady C. Elliot pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1885 |
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| [] Two doves. Song. London 1882 words C. G. Rossetti |
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| [] A dream of long ago. Song poetry by Lady C. Elliot pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1883 |
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| [] Children's voices. Album for children. London 1884 | |
| [] Quiet hours. Trio for female voices words E. Saxby pub Novello & Co., London 1886 |
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| [] Love in a boat. Song the poetry by E. Walton pub Moutrie & Son, London 1886 |
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| [] The early bird. Song words M. I. Ball pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1886 |
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| [] While we dream. Song words E. Walton pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1886 |
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| [] Under the snow. Song with violoncello accompaniment ad lib poetry by Lady C. Elliot pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1885-1887 |
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| [] Please sing me a song. Album for children words M. Chater and E. Walton pub Metzler & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] Do I love thee? O rushing wind. Song words E. Oxenford pub Metzler & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] Resemblance. Song in C and D poetry by M. A. Jevons pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] Thy Roses. Song in B flat, C and D words E. Walton pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] Violets. Song poetry by E. Walton pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] The sweetest hour. Song words E. Oxenford pub Boosey & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] First come... (The early bird). Song words M. I. Ball pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1887 |
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| [] Brightness. Song poetry by A. A. Procter pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1888 |
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| [] The dew is sweet to the lily. Song poetry by M. Jarvis pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1888 |
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| [] A winter song words by Lady C. Elliot pub Metzler & Co., London 1888 |
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| [] Psalm 126 "They that sow in tears". Four voices pub S. Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1889 |
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| [] In quiet sleep. Song words W. M. Hardinge pub Boosey & Co., London 1889 |
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| [] My heart's desire. Song words E. Walton pub Boosey & Co., London 1889 |
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| [] From a child's hand. Song words C. Bingham pub Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1890 |
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| [] My love for thee. Song in E flat and F poetry by C. Bingham pub Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co., London 1891 |
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| [] O rushing wind. Song words R. S. Hichens pub Novello, Ewer & Co., London & New York 1891 |
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| [] Don't cry. Song words W. Riley pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1892 |
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| [] A summer morn. Song words H. M. Burnside pub Boosey & Co., London 1893 |
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| [] Rise! for the day is passing. Voice and piano words A. A. Proctor pub Metzler & Co. 1901 |
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| [] When summer comes again. Song words G. Harraden pub Metzler & Co., London 1906 |
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| [] Bright be the place of thy soul. Voice and piano | |
| [] Save me O Lord. Motet |