For the first time, the lovely songs of British composer Gerald Finzi (1901-1956) are collected together in one volume, in two keys. This new collection includes some first time transpositions as well.

Contents: I SAID TO LOVE: I need no go At Middle-Field Gate in February Two Lips In five-score summers! For Life I had never cared greatly I said to Love. LET US GARLANDS BRING: Come away, come away, death Who is Sylvia? Fear no more the heat o’ the sun O Mistress Mine It was a lover and his lass. LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST: Songs for Hiems and Ver Songs for Moth: Riddle Song False Concolinel. OH FAIR TO SEE: I say, I’ll seek her Oh fair to see As I lay in the early sun Only the wanderer To Joy Harvest Since we loved. TILL EARTH OUTWEARS: Let me enjoy the earth In years defaced The Market-Girl I look into my glass It never looks like summer At a Lunar Eclipse Life Laughs Onward. TO A POET: To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence On parent knees Intrada The Birthnight June on Castle Hill Ode on the rejection of St. Cecelia. A YOUNG MAN’S EXHORTATION: PART I: A Young Man’s Exhortation Ditty Budmouth Dears Her Temple The Comet at Yell’ham PART II: Shortening Days The Sigh Former Beauties Transformations The Dance Continued.