The blue bird / Stanford, Charles Villiers
Breathe soft, ye winds / Paxton, William
Bring us in good ale / Holst, Gustav
Cargoes / Gardiner, Henry Balfour
Celandine / Walker, Robert
Come away, death / Macfarren, George Alexander
Come let us join the roundelay / Beale, William
Come live with me / Bennett, W. Sterndale
Cupid and Rosalind / Stanford, Charles Villiers
Echoes / Sullivan, Arthur
Evening has lost her throne / Bantock, Granville
Fruit machine / Kelly, Bryan
Go, lovely Rose / Thiman, Eric
Inheritance / Howells, Herbert
In these delightful, pleasant groves / Purcell, Henry
In this hour of softened splendour / Pinsuti, Ciro
Invocation to sleep / Benedict, Julius
John Cook / Musgrave, Thea
Lay a garland / Pearsall, Robert
The long day closes / Sullivan, Arthur
Madrigal / Bennett, Richard Rodney
The moon / Dyson, george
Music, when soft voices die / Bush, Geoffrey
My delight and thy delight / Parry, C. Hubert H.
My soul would drink those echoes / Mackenzie, Alexander
O sing unto my roundelay / Wesley, Samuel
Orpheus, with his lute / Macfarren, George
The prince of sleep / Elgar, Edward
Proud songsters / McCabe, John
A shepher's carol / Britten, Benjamin
Sigh no more ladies / Moeran, E. J.
Sleep! The bird is in its nest / Barnby, Joseph
Softly, softly, blow ye breezes / Elvey, George
Song of Proserpine / Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel
Sweet and low / Barnby, Joseph
Sweet content / Joubert, John
There is sweet music / Elgar, Edvard
There was an old man in a tree / Seiber, Mátyás
To daffodils / Darke, Harold
To Miss Margery Wentworth / Joubert, John
Tune thy music to thy heart / Davies, Walford
Under the greenwood tree / Horovitz, Joseph
Weep you no more / Rawsthorne, Alan
Which is the properest day to sing? / Arne, Thomas