Passage Bird\u27s Farewell

Ah, once how fair, both wood and lawn,But now so dull the world has grown!\u27Tis gone, the joyous summer time, And sorry winter sends its rime\u27Tis gone, the joyous summer timeAnd sorry winter sends its rime With verdant shelter every where we knew not sadness, had no care,The sun shone clear, we sang awayIn mirth and joy the live-long day,In mirth and joy the livelong dayNow we poor birds, our sorrow\u27s come;The leaves are gone, we have no home;To seek one \u27neath a warmer sky, We far away from here must fly,We far away from here must fly,To seek a home \u27neath warmer sky

Spinning Song

Published by The Columbian Conservatory of Music, compositions for the piano, No. 11.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_special_edwardianscores/1058/thumbnail.jp

I Would That My Love

[verse 1]I would that my love could silently flow in a single word,I\u27d give it the merry breezes,They\u27d waft it away in sport, I\u27d give it the merry breezes,They\u27d waft it away in sport, they\u27d waft it away in sport. [verse 2]To thee... on their wings, my fairest,that soul felt word they would bear,Should\u27st hear it at every moment,And hear.... it everywhere,Should\u27st hear it at every moment,and hear it everywhere, and everywhere, and hear it everywhere. [chorus]At night when thine eyelids in slumberhave clos\u27d those bright heav\u27nly beams,Still there my love it will haunt theee\u27en in thy deepest dreams,Still there my love it will haunt theee\u27en in thy deepest dreams, e\u27en in thy deepest dreams

O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast

O wert thou in the cauld blast, On yonder lea, On yonder lea,My plaidie to the angry airt...I\u27d shelter thee, I\u27d shelter thee,Or did misfortune\u27s bitter storms Around thee blaw, Around thee blaw, Thy shield should be my bosom,To share it a\u27, To share it a\u27. Or were I in the wildest waste,Sae black and bare, Sae black and bare,The dessert were a paradise,If thou wert there, If thou wert there.Or were I monarch of the globe,With thee to reign, With thee to reign,The brightest jewel in my crown, Wad by my Queen, Wad by my Queen

Allnächtlich im Traume (1850)

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Allnächtlich im Traume (1850) text by Heinrich Heine, Poem 56 of Lyrisches Intermezzo (Buch der Lieder

Spring Song

Illustration of stream bank with treeshttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cht-sheet-music/7708/thumbnail.jp

Ave Maria

Arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy\u27s Ave Maria (Opus 23 no. 2) for solo voice with organ or piano accompaniment.https://ecommons.udayton.edu/imri_sheetmusic/1027/thumbnail.jp

Ave Maria

Arrangement of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy\u27s Ave Maria (Opus 23 no. 2) for a mixed choir (two soprano parts, two alto parts, two tenor parts, and two bass parts) with basso continuo.https://ecommons.udayton.edu/imri_sheetmusic/1028/thumbnail.jp

Etude in Bb minor

For piano. Plate number 3435.https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/krohn-album2/1011/thumbnail.jp

Lieder ohne Worte in E Major (No. 3 op 30)

For piano. Transcribed by Birgit Krohn.https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/krohn-album3/1017/thumbnail.jp