Serenade - Les Illuminations - Nocturne
English and French Folk Ballads
Act One, Scene 1: Collatinus Is Politically Astute
Act One, Scene 1: Here the Thirsty Evening
Act One, Scene 1: It Is an Axiom Among Kings
Act One, Scene 1: Maria Was Unmasked at a Masked Ball
Act One, Scene 1: My Horse! My Horse! ... Tarquinius Does Not Wait
Act One, Scene 1: Rome Is Now Ruled by the Etruscan Upstart
Act One, Scene 1: Tarquinius Does Not Dare
Act One, Scene 1: There Goes a Happy Man!
Act One, Scene 1: Who Reaches Heaven First
Act One, Scene 2: Listen! I Heard a Knock
Act One, Scene 2: Their Spinning Wheel Unwinds
Act One, Scene 2: Time Treads Upon the Hands of Women
Act One, Scene 2: the Oatmeal Slippers of Sleep
Act Two, Scene 1: Epilogue: Is It All?
Act Two, Scene 1: Flowers Bring to Every Year
Act Two, Scene 1: Interlude: Here in This Scene
Act Two, Scene 1: Last Night Tarquinius Ravished Me
Act Two, Scene 1: Lucretia! ... What Do You Want?
Act Two, Scene 1: Lucretia! Lucretia!
Act Two, Scene 1: Oh! What a Lovely Day!
Act Two, Scene 1: Oh, This Cursed Mist
Act Two, Scene 1: She Sleeps As a Rose
Act Two, Scene 1: There You Are Again, Master-at-Arms
Act Two, Scene 1: This Dead Hand Lets Fall
Act Two, Scene 1: We'll Leave the Orchids for Lucretia
Act Two, Scene 1: Within This Frail Crucible of Light
Act Two, Scene 1: You Were Right
Act Two, Scene 1: the Prosperity of the Etruscans
Act Two, Scene 2: Claggart, John Claggart, Beware
Act Two, Scene 2: Gentlemen, William Budd Here..
Act Two, Scene 2: Master-Att-Arms and Foretopman...
Act Two, Scene 2: Poor Fellow, Who Could Save Him?
Act Two, Scene 2: William Budd, You Are Accused
Aria "Run the Poor Sweep Boy" Rowan and Later the Children
Aria "Soon the Coach Will Carry You Away" Juliet
At Day-Close in November = На Склоне Ноябрьского Дня
At the Railway Station, Upway (The Convict and the Boy with the Violin = На Вокзале)
At the Railway Station, Upway or the Convict and the Boy with the Violin
Before Life and After = До И После Жизни
Below the Thunders of the Upper Deep
Billy Budd, Op.50 - Oper in 2 Acts
Coaching Song, Audience Song IV Omnes and Audience
Duet "Now the Little White Boy" Clem and Bob
Embroidery in Childhood Was a Luxury of Idleness
Encinctur'd with a Twine of Leaves
Ensemble "Is He Wounded?" Sam and the Children
Ensemble "Morning Sammy" Sam and the Children
Ensemble "O Why Do You Weep?" Sam, Rowan and the Children
Finale "Help! Help! She's Collapsed!" Rowan, Miss Baggott and the Children
From the Gutter, Why Should We Trouble at Their Ribaldries?
Glitter of Waves and Glitter of Sunlight
Have You Heard? the Cliff Is Down
He Comes to Myra and Is Chosen Bishop
His Piety and Marvellous Works
I Wonder As I Wander, Christmas Carol = Странствуя, Я Удивлялся
Interlude III: Sunday Morning by the Beach
Introduction and Rondo Alla Burlesca, Op. 23 N°. 1
Les Illuminations for Tenor and Strings, Op. 18
Let Her Among You without Fault Cast the First Stone
Marching Song The Children, Later Miss Baggott, Bob and Clem
Mazurka Elegiaca, Op. 23 N°. 2
Midnight on the Great Western (The Journeying Boy = Полночь В Поезде Большой Западной Дороги)
Midnight on the Great Western or the Jouneying Boy
Midnight's Bell Goes Ting, Ting, Ting
Mister Swallow! Mister Swallow!
Nicolas Devotes Himself to God
Nocturne for Tenor, 7 Obligato Instruments and Strings, Op. 60
Now the Great Bear and Pleiades
Now!... Now!... (Boles, Rector, Swallow, Keene and Chorus)
Oh! Hang at Open Doors the Net, the Cork
Pantomime and Scena Miss Baggott
Peter Grimes, I Here Advise You!
Peter Grimes, Op. 33: Four Sea Interludes
Peter Grimes, Op. 33: Passacaglia
Peter, We've Come to Take You Home
Proud Songsters, Thrushes, Finches and Nightingales
Pround Songsters (Thrushes, Finches and Nightingales = Гордые Певцы)
Quartet "Sweep the Chimney!" Miss Baggott, Rowan, Clem and Bob
Sammy's Bath, Audience Song II Audience, Later Rowan and the Children
Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, Op. 31
Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo, Op. 22
Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo, Vocal Cycle, Op. 22
Shanty "Pull the Rope Gently" The Children
She Sleeps So Soft, Last Breaths
Sonetto LV: Tu Sa' Ch'io So, Signior Mie, Che Tu Sai
Sonetto XVI: Si Conte Nella Penna E Nell' Inchiostro
Sonetto XXIV: Spirto Ben Nato, in Cui Si Speacchila E Vede
Sonetto XXX: Veggio Co' Bei Vostri Occhi Un Dolce Lume
Sonetto XXXI:A Che Più Debb'io Mai I'ntensa Voglia
Sonetto XXXXVIII: Rendete a Gli Occhi Miei, O Fonte O Fiume
Swallow! Shall We Go and See Grimes in His Hut?
The Bridge Is Down, We Half Swam Over
The Choirmaster's Burial (The Tenor Man's Story = Похороны Хормейстер)
The Choirmaster's Burial or the Tenor Man's Story
The Little Old Table = Маленький Старый Столик
The Plough Boy (Folk Words = Крестьянский Мальчик)
The R- of Lucretia, Op. 37, an Opera in Two Acts
The Sweep's Song, Audience Song I. Audience, Later Clem and Bob
The Truth... the Pity... and the Truth
Trio and Ensemble "Ready, Alfred?" Alfred, Tom, Miss Baggott, Later Rowan and the Children
Truth... the Pity... and the Truth
Variation C Moderato Clarinets
Variation D Allegro Alla Marcia Bassoons
Variation E Brillante: Alla Polacca Violins
Variation H Cominciando Lento Ma Poco a Poco Accel. Al Allegro Double Basses
Variation I • Scene 2: the Welcome
Variation II • Scene 3: the Letter
Variation III • Scene 4: the Tower
Variation III: Jesu, As Thou Art Our Saviour
Variation IV • Scene 5: the Window
Variation IX • Scene 2: the Bells
Variation J L'istesso Tempo French Horns
Variation L Allegro Pomposo Trombones and Tuba
Variation M Moderato Percussion
Variation V • Scene 6: the Lesson
Variation V: in the Bleak Mid-Winter
Variation VI • Scene 7: the Lake
Variation VII • Scene 8: at Night
Variation X • Scene 3: Miss Jessel
Variation XI • Scene 4: the Bedroom
Variation XII • Scene 5: Quint
Variation XIII • Scene 6: the Piano
Variation XIV • Scene 7: Flora
Variation a Presto Flutes and Piccolo
Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, Op. 10
Wagtail and Baby (A Satire = Птичка И Ребенок)
We Planned That Their Lives Should Have a New Start
What Is More Gentle Than a Wind in Summer?
When Most I Wink, Then Do Mine Eyes Best See
Who Holds Himself Apart, Let's His Pride Rise
Who Holds Himself Apart, Lets His Pride Rise
Winter Words, Vocal Cycle, Op. 52 = "Зимние Слова", Вокальный Цикл, Соч. 52