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Author: Robert Seymour Bridges (1844-1930)

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A Hymn of Nature
Achilles in Scyros
Invocation to Music
New Poems
New Verses
Poems
Poetical Works of Robert Bridges
Shorter Poems, Book V
The Growth of Love
The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges
Through Human Eyes

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A Christmas poem (A frosty Christmas Eve when the stars were shining )
G. Finzi: In terra pax
R. Milford: A frosty Christmas Eve

A child's hymn (The first spring morning) (Look! Look! the spring is come ) (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
M. Blower, H. Brook, M. Eagles, R. Milford, B. Schlotel: First spring morning

A frosty Christmas Eve (A frosty Christmas Eve when the stars were shining ) - R. Milford
A frosty Christmas Eve when the stars were shining
G. Finzi: In terra pax
R. Milford: A frosty Christmas Eve

A Hymn of Nature (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue ) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (Gloom and the night are thine) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (In ways of beauty and peace) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (Hark ! What spirit doth entreat) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A Hymn of Nature (Sweet compassionate tears) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Christopher
A love lyric (Why art thou sad, my dearest?) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
A passer-by (Whither, O splendid ship, thy white sails crowding ) (from Poems) - R. Robbins
A poppy grows upon the shore (from Poems)
I. Gurney: The sea poppy

A Song of Darkness and Light (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue ) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (Gloom and the night are thine) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (In ways of beauty and peace) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (Hark ! What spirit doth entreat) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A Song of Darkness and Light (Sweet compassionate tears) (from A Hymn of Nature) - C. Parry
A vignette (Among the meadows/ lightly going) (from Through Human Eyes) - C. Rootham
Absence (When my love was away) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney: When my love was away

All women born are so perverse (from Poems)
F. Bridge: So perverse

Among the meadows/ lightly going (from Through Human Eyes)
C. Rootham: A vignette

Angel spirits of sleep (Angel spirits of sleep ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Bainton, J. Gayfer, F. Hart, G. Holst, G. Holst, H. MacCunn, C. Rootham, H. Willan
Angel spirits of sleep (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
E. Bainton, J. Gayfer, F. Hart, G. Holst, G. Holst, H. MacCunn, C. Rootham, H. Willan: Angel spirits of sleep
R. Clarke: Spirits

April (Wanton with long delay ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. May
April, 1885 (Wanton with long delay ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford
Assemble all ye maidens (Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door ) (from Poems) - G. Holst
Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door (from Poems)
G. Holst: Assemble all ye maidens

Awake, my heart (Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake!) (from Poems) - G. Holst, W. Wordsworth
Awake, my heart, to be loved (Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake!) (from Poems) - W. Harris
Awake, my heart, to be loved, awake, awake! (from Poems)
G. Holst, W. Wordsworth: Awake, my heart
W. Harris: Awake, my heart, to be loved

Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - D. Dorward
Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
D. Dorward: Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come
G. Finzi, E. Cone, F. Hart, K. Jones, E. Mattila, R. Robbins, J. Sacco: Nightingales
L. Saar, H. Swanson: The nightingales

Clear and gentle stream (Clear and gentle stream!) - G. Finzi, M. Horder
Clear and gentle stream!
G. Finzi, M. Horder: Clear and gentle stream

Crown Winter with green (Crown Winter with green ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn
Crown Winter with green (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
F. Hart, H. MacCunn: Crown Winter with green
G. Tomlins: This good Yuletide

Dear lady (Dear lady, when thou frownest ) (from Poems) - I. Gurney
Dear lady, when thou frownest (from Poems)
I. Gurney: Dear lady

Dejection (Wherefore to-night so full of care) (from Poems)
G. Finzi: Wherefore to-night so full of care

Dirge (To me, to me, fair-hearted Goddess, come! ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Elegy (Clear and gentle stream!)
G. Finzi, M. Horder: Clear and gentle stream

Elegy on a lady, whom grief for the death of her betrothed killed (Assemble, all ye maidens, at the door ) (from Poems)
G. Holst: Assemble all ye maidens

Eternal Father (Eternal Father, who didst all create ) (from The Growth of Love) - G. Holst, C. Stanford
Eternal Father, who didst all create (from The Growth of Love)
G. Holst, C. Stanford: Eternal Father

Eton Memorial Ode (Resound! Resound! To jubilant music ring!) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry
Evening Hymn (O gladsome Light, O Grace Of God the Father's face ) - R. Vaughan Williams
Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow (Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
H. MacCunn: Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow

First Choral Symphony (O Thou, whose mighty palace roof doth hang) - G. Holst
First spring morning (Look! Look! the spring is come ) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - M. Blower, H. Brook, M. Eagles, R. Milford, B. Schlotel
Gay Marigold (Gay Marigold is frolic) - C. Rootham
Gay Marigold is frolic (Gay Marigold is frolic) - E. Bullock
Gay Marigold is frolic
E. Bullock: Gay Marigold is frolic
C. Rootham: Gay Marigold

Gay Robin is seen no more (Gay Robin is seen no more) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Raphael, J. Ritchie, B. Schlotel
Gay Robin is seen no more (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
M. Raphael, J. Ritchie, B. Schlotel: Gay Robin is seen no more

Gird on thy sword (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue ) (from A Hymn of Nature) - E. Bullock, G. Holst
Gird on thy sword, o man (Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue ) (from A Hymn of Nature) - M. Blower
Gird on thy sword, O man, thy strength endue (from A Hymn of Nature)
M. Blower: Gird on thy sword, o man
E. Bullock, G. Holst: Gird on thy sword
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

Gloom and the night are thine (from A Hymn of Nature)
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

Go not, go not, Achilles (Go not, go not, Achilles; is all in vain) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
Go not, go not, Achilles; is all in vain (from Achilles in Scyros)
C. Rootham: Go not, go not, Achilles

Hark ! What spirit doth entreat (from A Hymn of Nature)
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing (Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Eagles, J. Ritchie
Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
M. Eagles, J. Ritchie: Hark to the merry birds, hark how they sing

Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
G. Finzi, D. Dorward: Haste on, my joys!

Haste on, my joys! (Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi, D. Dorward
Hurricane (The summer trees are tempest-torn) - H. Gál
I found to-day out walking (from Poems) [x]
I. Gurney: The heart's prevention

I have loved flowers that fade (I have loved flowers that fade) (from Poems) - G. Finzi, M. Boyd, D. Dorward, I. Gurney, D. Ratcliffe
I have loved flowers that fade (from Poems)
G. Finzi, M. Boyd, D. Dorward, I. Gurney, D. Ratcliffe: I have loved flowers that fade

I heard a linnet (I heard a linnet courting ) (from Poems) - H. Brook, B. Dale
I heard a linnet courting (I heard a linnet courting ) (from Poems) - D. Edge, V. Galway, H. Noble, H. Parrott, S. Barab
I heard a linnet courting (from Poems)
D. Edge, V. Galway, H. Noble, H. Parrott, S. Barab: I heard a linnet courting
H. Brook, B. Dale: I heard a linnet
I. Herbert, D. Stone, J. Turner: The linnet

I love all beauteous things (I love all beauteous things) (from Poems) - M. Chandler, J. Clements, W. Davies, M. Eagles, I. Gurney, F. Hart, C. Le Fleming, L. Russell, M. Horder
I love all beauteous things (from Poems)
M. Chandler, J. Clements, W. Davies, M. Eagles, I. Gurney, F. Hart, C. Le Fleming, L. Russell, M. Horder: I love all beauteous things

I love my lady's eyes (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Bullard
I love my lady's eyes (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
C. Stanford: Say, O say! saith the music
F. Bullard: I love my lady's eyes

I made another song (I made another song) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - E. Maconchy
I made another song (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
E. Maconchy: I made another song

I praise the tender flower (I praise the tender flower ) (from Poems) - G. Finzi, I. Gurney, F. Bridge, L. Lehmann, C. Parry, C. Stanford, C. Stewart DUT
I praise the tender flower (from Poems) DUT
G. Finzi, I. Gurney, F. Bridge, L. Lehmann, C. Parry, C. Stanford, C. Stewart: I praise the tender flower

I will not let thee go (I will not let thee go) (from Poems) - G. Holst, R. Milford
I will not let thee go (from Poems)
G. Holst, R. Milford: I will not let thee go

If Death to either shall come (from New Poems)
I. Gurney, S. Homer, M. Herbert, M. Young: When Death to either shall come

In terra pax (A frosty Christmas Eve when the stars were shining ) - G. Finzi
In ways of beauty and peace (from A Hymn of Nature)
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

Larks (What voice of gladness, hark) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - P. Marshall, C. Rootham
Laus Deo (Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford, J. Ritchie
Let praise devote thy work (Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Peach, J. Whitfield
Let praise devote thy work, and skill employ (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
C. Peach, J. Whitfield: Let praise devote thy work
R. Milford, J. Ritchie: Laus Deo

Look! Look! the spring is come (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
M. Blower, H. Brook, M. Eagles, R. Milford, B. Schlotel: First spring morning

Love on my heart from heaven fell (Love on my heart from heaven fell ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, F. Hart, G. Holst, M. Raphael
Love on my heart from heaven fell (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
C. Carey, F. Hart, G. Holst, M. Raphael: Love on my heart from heaven fell

Love to Love calleth (Love to Love calleth ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Love to Love calleth (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Love to Love calleth

Love's victory - F. Allitsen [x]
Man, born of desire (Man, born of desire ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Man, born of desire (from Invocation to Music)
G. Holst, G. Holst: Man born of desire
C. Parry: Man, born of desire

Man born to toil (Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth) (from A Hymn of Nature) - G. Holst
Man, born to toil, in his labour rejoiceth (from A Hymn of Nature)
G. Holst: Man born to toil
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

My bed and pillow are cold (My bed and pillow are cold ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. MacCunn
My bed and pillow are cold (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
H. MacCunn: My bed and pillow are cold

My delight and thy delight (My delight and thy delight) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry, A. Whiting, M. Horder
My delight and thy delight (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
C. Parry, A. Whiting, M. Horder: My delight and thy delight

My eyes for beauty pine (My eyes for beauty pine) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. Howells
My eyes for beauty pine (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
H. Howells: My eyes for beauty pine

My spirit kisseth thine (My spirit kisseth thine) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
My spirit kisseth thine (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney: My spirit kisseth thine

My spirit sang all day (My spirit sang all day ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi, J. Ritchie DUT
My spirit sang all day (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) DUT
G. Finzi, J. Ritchie: My spirit sang all day

Myriad voicèd Queen! (Myriad voicèd Queen! Enchantress of the air!) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Myriad voicèd Queen! Enchantress of the air! (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Myriad voicèd Queen!

Nightingales (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - G. Finzi, E. Cone, F. Hart, K. Jones, E. Mattila, R. Robbins, J. Sacco
Now the glorious sun (Now the glorious sun is sunk in the west) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
Now the glorious sun is sunk in the west (from Achilles in Scyros)
C. Rootham: Now the glorious sun

O daughter of Nereus old (O daughter of Nereus old) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
O daughter of Nereus old (from Achilles in Scyros)
C. Rootham: O daughter of Nereus old

O enter with me the gates of delight (O enter with me the gates of delight ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
O enter with me the gates of delight (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: O enter with me the gates of delight

O gladsome Light, O Grace Of God the Father's face
R. Vaughan Williams: Evening Hymn

O Love, I complain (O Love, I complain) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
O Love, I complain (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
F. Hart, G. Holst: O Love, I complain

O Thou, whose mighty palace roof doth hang
G. Holst: First Choral Symphony

O Youth whose hope is high (O Youth whose hope is high) (from Poems) - J. Ritchie, H. Darke
O Youth whose hope is high (from Poems)
J. Ritchie, H. Darke: O Youth whose hope is high

October (On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months)
G. Tomlins: On frosty morns

On frosty morns (On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months) - G. Tomlins
On frosty morns with the woods aflame, down, down (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges - Eclogue I: The Months)
G. Tomlins: On frosty morns

Over the warring waters, beneath the wandering skies
C. Parry: The chivalry of the sea

Power eternal, power unknown, uncreate (from A Hymn of Nature)
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

Rejoice, ye dead (Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell ) (from Invocation to Music) - G. Holst, G. Holst
Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell (Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell (from Invocation to Music)
G. Holst, G. Holst: Rejoice, ye dead
C. Parry: Rejoice, ye dead, where'er your spirits dwell

Resound! Resound! To jubilant music ring! (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
C. Parry: Eton Memorial Ode

Say, O say! saith the music (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Stanford
Say who is this? (Say who is this with silvered hair) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, G. Holst
Say who is this with silvered hair (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
F. Hart, G. Holst: Say who is this?

Since thou, O fondest (Since thou, O fondest and truest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - S. Liddle
Since thou, O fondest and truest (Since thou, O fondest and truest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Carey, I. Gurney, B. Naylor, C. Orr, C. Parry, C. Stanford, H. Willan
Since thou, O fondest and truest (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
S. Liddle: Since thou, O fondest
C. Carey, I. Gurney, B. Naylor, C. Orr, C. Parry, C. Stanford, H. Willan: Since thou, O fondest and truest

Since to be loved endures (Since to be loved endures) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - I. Gurney
Since to be loved endures (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
I. Gurney: Since to be loved endures

Since we loved (Since we loved, - the earth that shook ) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - G. Finzi
Since we loved, - the earth that shook (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
G. Finzi: Since we loved

So perverse (All women born are so perverse) (from Poems) - F. Bridge
So sweet love seemed (So sweet love seemed that April morn ) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - R. Milford
So sweet love seemed that April morn (So sweet love seemed that April morn ) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - D. Piggott
So sweet love seemed that April morn (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
R. Milford: So sweet love seemed
D. Piggott: So sweet love seemed that April morn

Song (Haste on, my joys! your treasure lies ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
G. Finzi, D. Dorward: Haste on, my joys!

Song (I love my lady's eyes) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
C. Stanford: Say, O say! saith the music
F. Bullard: I love my lady's eyes

Sorrow and joy (Sorrow and joy, two sisters coy ) (from New Verses) - F. Hart, G. Holst
Sorrow and joy, two sisters coy (from New Verses)
F. Hart, G. Holst: Sorrow and joy

Spirits (Angel spirits of sleep ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Clarke
Spring (Spring goeth all in white ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - L. Russell, W. Whittaker
Spring goeth all in white (Spring goeth all in white ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - L. Berkeley, K. Bissell, J. Clements, R. Elkin, F. Hart, G. Jacob, J. Loots, R. Milford, E. Moeran, R. Osborne, J. Ritchie, E. Thiman, G. Tomlins
Spring goeth all in white (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
M. Rosser: White spring
L. Berkeley, K. Bissell, J. Clements, R. Elkin, F. Hart, G. Jacob, J. Loots, R. Milford, E. Moeran, R. Osborne, J. Ritchie, E. Thiman, G. Tomlins: Spring goeth all in white
L. Russell, W. Whittaker: Spring

Spring's children (Gay Marigold is frolic)
E. Bullock: Gay Marigold is frolic
C. Rootham: Gay Marigold

Summer (When June is come, then all the day ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Cockshott
Sunset (The storm is over, the land hushes to rest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - H. Gál
Sweet compassionate tears (from A Hymn of Nature)
C. Christopher: A Hymn of Nature
C. Parry: A Song of Darkness and Light

The birds that sing on autumn eyes (The birds that sing on autumn eyes ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - R. Milford
The birds that sing on autumn eyes (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
R. Milford: The birds that sing on autumn eyes

The chivalry of the sea (Over the warring waters, beneath the wandering skies ) - C. Parry
The clouds have left the sky (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
F. Swain: The twilight shore

The earth loveth the spring (The earth loveth the spring) (from Achilles in Scyros) - P. Edmonds, C. Rootham
The earth loveth the spring (from Achilles in Scyros)
P. Edmonds, C. Rootham: The earth loveth the spring

The green corn waving in the dale (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
W. Whittaker: The windmill

The heart's prevention (I found to-day out walking) (from Poems) - I. Gurney [x]
The hill pines were sighing (The hill pines were sighing) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney, M. Jacobson
The hill pines were sighing (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney, M. Jacobson: The hill pines were sighing

The idle life I lead (The idle life I lead) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart, H. MacCunn, C. Osmond
The idle life I lead (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
F. Hart, H. MacCunn, C. Osmond: The idle life I lead

The linnet (I heard a linnet courting ) (from Poems) - I. Herbert, D. Stone, J. Turner
The monstrous sea (The monstrous sea, with melancholy war ) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
The monstrous sea, with melancholy war (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: The monstrous sea

The nightingales (Beautiful must be the mountains whence ye come) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - L. Saar, H. Swanson
The sea poppy (A poppy grows upon the shore) (from Poems) - I. Gurney
The storm is over (The storm is over, the land hushes to rest) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - D. Maves, R. Milford
The storm is over, the land hushes to rest (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
H. Gál: Sunset
D. Maves, R. Milford: The storm is over

The summer trees are tempest-torn
H. Gál: Hurricane

The twilight shore (The clouds have left the sky ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Swain
The upper skies are palest blue (The upper skies are palest blue) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - F. Hart
The upper skies are palest blue (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
F. Hart: The upper skies are palest blue

The windmill (The green corn waving in the dale) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - W. Whittaker
Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought (Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Thee, fair Poetry oft hath sought

This good Yuletide (Crown Winter with green ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Tomlins
Thou didst delight mine eyes (Thou didst delight my eyes ) (from Poems) - G. Holst
Thou didst delight my eyes (Thou didst delight my eyes ) (from Poems) - I. Gurney, F. Bridge, C. Duncan, G. Finzi
Thou didst delight my eyes (from Poems)
I. Gurney, F. Bridge, C. Duncan, G. Finzi: Thou didst delight my eyes
G. Holst: Thou didst delight mine eyes

Thou, O Queen of sinless grace (Thou, O Queen of sinless grace) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Thou, O Queen of sinless grace (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Thou, O Queen of sinless grace

To me, to me, fair-hearted Goddess, come! (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Dirge

Triolet (All women born are so perverse) (from Poems)
F. Bridge: So perverse

Triolet (When first we met, we did not guess ) (from Poems)
G. Holst: When first we met we did not guess

Turn, O return! (Turn, O return! In merry England) (from Invocation to Music) - C. Parry
Turn, O return! In merry England (from Invocation to Music)
C. Parry: Turn, O return!

Vivamus (When thou didst give thy love to me) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
W. Busch: When thou didst give thy love to me

Wanton with long delay (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
R. Milford: April, 1885
F. May: April

We live well-ruled by an honoured king (We live well-ruled by an honoured king) (from Achilles in Scyros) - C. Rootham
We live well-ruled by an honoured king (from Achilles in Scyros)
C. Rootham: We live well-ruled by an honoured king

What voice of gladness (What voice of gladness, hark) (from Shorter Poems, Book V) - C. Parry
What voice of gladness, hark (from Shorter Poems, Book V)
P. Marshall, C. Rootham: Larks
C. Parry: What voice of gladness

When Death to either shall come (When Death to either shall come ) (from New Poems) - I. Gurney, S. Homer, M. Herbert, M. Young
When Death to either shall come (from New Poems)
I. Gurney, S. Homer, M. Herbert, M. Young: When Death to either shall come

When first we met we did not guess (When first we met, we did not guess ) (from Poems) - G. Holst
When first we met, we did not guess (from Poems)
G. Holst: When first we met we did not guess

When June is come (When June is come, then all the day ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney, R. Drever, F. Hart, C. Hazelhurst, E. Moeran, R. Osborne
When June is come, then all the day (When June is come, then all the day ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - G. Tomlins
When June is come, then all the day (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney, R. Drever, F. Hart, C. Hazelhurst, E. Moeran, R. Osborne: When June is come
G. Cockshott: Summer
G. Tomlins: When June is come, then all the day

When my love was away (When my love was away) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - I. Gurney
When my love was away (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney: When my love was away

When thou didst give thy love to me (When thou didst give thy love to me) (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges) - W. Busch
When thou didst give thy love to me (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
W. Busch: When thou didst give thy love to me

Wherefore to-night so full of care (Wherefore to-night so full of care) (from Poems) - G. Finzi
Wherefore to-night so full of care (from Poems)
G. Finzi: Wherefore to-night so full of care

White spring (Spring goeth all in white ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - M. Rosser
Whither, O splendid ship, thy white sails crowding (from Poems)
R. Robbins: A passer-by

Why art thou sad, my dearest? (from Poetical Works of Robert Bridges)
I. Gurney: A love lyric

Ye thrilled me once (Ye thrilled me once, ye mournful strains ) (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges) - C. Parry
Ye thrilled me once, ye mournful strains (from The Shorter Poems of Robert Bridges)
C. Parry: Ye thrilled me once

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