Three Songs, for treble voice, two violins and cello

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By Imogen Holst, Aug 1925.

1. The Willow: Leans now the fair willow, dreaming 2. The Fool's Song: Never, no never, listen too long 3. Exile: Had the God's loved me.

Autograph manuscripts (includes 2 copies of no 3.)[14pp complete manuscript]. Words by Walter de la Mare.

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Holst archiveHOL

Gustav HolstHOL/1

Imogen HolstHOL/2

Music manuscripts of Imogen HolstHOL/2/1

Manuscripts of works by Imogen HolstHOL/2/1/1

Minuet in GHOL/2/1/1/1

Sonata in D minor, op. 1 for violin, viola and pianoHOL/2/1/1/2

Four English Christmas Carols, op. 2HOL/2/1/1/3

Duet for Viola and Piano, op. 3HOL/2/1/1/4

The Masque of the Tempest, op. 4HOL/2/1/1/5

Resonet in Laudibus, carol arranged for unison voices and small orchestraHOL/2/1/1/6

An Essex Rhapsody, for orchestra and treble choirHOL/2/1/1/7

Three Songs, for treble voice, two violins and celloHOL/2/1/1/8

Two Four-part Rounds for equal voicesHOL/2/1/1/9

Weathers, a song for voice and pianoHOL/2/1/1/10

Theme and Variations for piano soloHOL/2/1/1/11

Arrangements for a Miracle PlayHOL/2/1/1/12

Psalm Settings (Fragments)HOL/2/1/1/13

Mass in A minor, for SSATBHOL/2/1/1/14

Suite in F for Strings [First Movement]HOL/2/1/1/15

Suite for Small Orchestra [Slow Movement]HOL/2/1/1/16

Phantasy String QuartetHOL/2/1/1/17

Suite for flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoonHOL/2/1/1/18

Overture 'Persephone', for orchestraHOL/2/1/1/19

Suite 'The Unfortunate Traveller'HOL/2/1/1/20

What Man is He? For SATB chorus and orchestraHOL/2/1/1/21

Ballet: 'Meddling in Magic', for orchestraHOL/2/1/1/22

Sonata for Violin and CelloHOL/2/1/1/23

Morris Suite, for small orchestraHOL/2/1/1/24

On Westhall Hill, for small orchestraHOL/2/1/1/25

Concerto for Violin and string orchestraHOL/2/1/1/26

Great Art Thou, O Lord, canon for five equal voicesHOL/2/1/1/27

Little Thinkest Thou, Poore FlowerHOL/2/1/1/28

Ten Appalachian Folk Songs, arranged for voice and pianoHOL/2/1/1/29

Prelude and Dance for piano soloHOL/2/1/1/30

Eothen Suite for small orchestraHOL/2/1/1/31

The Word of God Will Never FailHOL/2/1/1/32

Nymphs and ShepherdsHOL/2/1/1/33

Come All You Worthy PeopleHOL/2/1/1/34

A Hymne to Christ (In What Torne Ship Soever I Embarke), for SATB chorusHOL/2/1/1/35

Offley Suite for recorder trioHOL/2/1/1/36

Deddington Suite for recorder trioHOL/2/1/1/37

As When the DoveHOL/2/1/1/38

Serenade for flute, viola and bassoonHOL/2/1/1/39

[Counterpoint Exercises in two parts]HOL/2/1/1/40

Of a Rosemary Branch Sent, such green to me as you have sent (Anon)HOL/2/1/1/41

Suite for String OrchestraHOL/2/1/1/42

Three Psalms, for chorus (SSAATB) and string orchestraHOL/2/1/1/43

Theme and Variations for solo violinHOL/2/1/1/44

First String Trio for violin, viola, celloHOL/2/1/1/45

Five Songs, for SSSAAHOL/2/1/1/46

Four Songs, for soprano and pianoHOL/2/1/1/47

Cantata no.79 'God the Lord is Son and Shield'HOL/2/1/1/48

Hierusalem, for eight-part female voice chorusHOL/2/1/1/49

Offley Suite, for elementary string classHOL/2/1/1/50

Duet for 2 Treble RecordersHOL/2/1/1/51

Six Canons for Violin ClassesHOL/2/1/1/52

Festival Anthem: 'How Manifold are Thy Works'HOL/2/1/1/53

Four Canons for Winsome, for female voicesHOL/2/1/1/54

String Quartet, no. 1HOL/2/1/1/55

A Birthday Canon for Winsome (Open Me the Gates of Righteousness, for four voices, SATB)HOL/2/1/1/56

A Birthday Part-Song for Winsome (The Lopped Tree in Time May Grow Again, for SSSAA)HOL/2/1/1/57

I Stand As Still As Any Stone, round for four voicesHOL/2/1/1/58

String Quartet, no. 2HOL/2/1/1/59

Four Songs for Recorder EnsembleHOL/2/1/1/60

Seventeen Songs of Purcell, arranged for piano and two violins and cello (ad lib)HOL/2/1/1/61

PrometheusHOL/2/1/1/62

Ten Indian Folk Tunes from the Hill Villages of the PunjabHOL/2/1/1/63

Benedick and BeatriceHOL/2/1/1/64

L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il ModeratoHOL/2/1/1/65

O Lord, Grant the Queen a Long LifeHOL/2/1/1/66

Songs from The Banquet of MusicHOL/2/1/1/67

The Fatal Hour Comes on ApaceHOL/2/1/1/68

Music for a WhileHOL/2/1/1/69

O SolitudeHOL/2/1/1/70

Welcome to All the PleasuresHOL/2/1/1/71

Distressed InnocenceHOL/2/1/1/72

A Christmas CanonHOL/2/1/1/73

Lavabo inter innocentes, motet for SSSAAHOL/2/1/1/74

Venus and AdonisHOL/2/1/1/75

Vauxhall MusicHOL/2/1/1/76

[Forty Rounds]HOL/2/1/1/77

A Yacre of LandHOL/2/1/1/78

Tunes from KentuckyHOL/2/1/1/79

The Passion According to St JohnHOL/2/1/1/80

String Trio no. 2, for violin, viola and celloHOL/2/1/1/81

As Laurel Leaves that Cease Not to be Green, for SSA [C-T]HOL/2/1/1/82

A Wee Bird Cam' to our Ha' DoorHOL/2/1/1/83

Not Unto us O Lord, for two choirs of trebles and altos, organ and optional tubular bellsHOL/2/1/1/84

The Passion According to St Luke, for unaccompanied voicesHOL/2/1/1/85

The Sun's JourneyHOL/2/1/1/86

Trianon Suite, for orchestraHOL/2/1/1/87

I Will Lift Up Mine EyesHOL/2/1/1/88

O Jesu, LookHOL/2/1/1/89

Two FanfaresHOL/2/1/1/90

Nunc DimittisHOL/2/1/1/91

Leiston Suite, for brass quartetHOL/2/1/1/92

The Passion According to St John, BWV245HOL/2/1/1/93

Suite from Persee, for stringsHOL/2/1/1/94

Twenty Traditional English Folk SongsHOL/2/1/1/95

How Blest Are TheyHOL/2/1/1/96

Duo for viola and pianoHOL/2/1/1/97

Out of Your Sleep Arise and WakeHOL/2/1/1/98

Badingham ChimeHOL/2/1/1/99

Remember Not, O LordHOL/2/1/1/100

Woodbridge Suite, for orchestraHOL/2/1/1/101

BrowingHOL/2/1/1/102

Fantasia on Hampshire Folk Tunes, for string orchestraHOL/2/1/1/103

Gypsy Davey (It was late in the night when the squire came home)HOL/2/1/1/104

Iken Fanfare, for wind and percussionHOL/2/1/1/105

Hallo, My Fancy, Whither Wilt Thou Go?HOL/2/1/1/106

Farewell to RodHOL/2/1/1/107

A Deben Calendar, for orchestraHOL/2/1/1/108

February Welcome, for handbellsHOL/2/1/1/109

A GreetingHOL/2/1/1/110

Song for a Well-Loved LibrarianHOL/2/1/1/111

String QuintetHOL/2/1/1/112

Homage to William MorrisHOL/2/1/1/113

Sextet for Recorders, an anniversary serenadeHOL/2/1/1/114

Concerto for recorder and string orchestraHOL/2/1/1/115

Duo for Violin and CelloHOL/2/1/1/116

Twelve Days of ChristmasHOL/2/1/1/117

Traditional Folk-TunesHOL/2/1/1/118

Sixty Traditonal Folk-TunesHOL/2/1/1/119

Spem in Alium Nunquam HabuiHOL/2/1/1/120

Arrangements for RecordersHOL/2/1/1/121

When the Cock Begins to CrowHOL/2/1/1/122

Praise the Lord, O JerusalemHOL/2/1/1/123

DulcibellaHOL/2/1/1/124

Let All Mankind the Pleasure ShareHOL/2/1/1/125

No More the HeatherHOL/2/1/1/126

Rusell Coton's Wedding MarchHOL/2/1/1/127

Imogen Holst's editions of works by Gustav HolstHOL/2/1/2

Copies of Imogen Holst's music manuscripts held elsewhereHOL/2/2

Transcriptions and work in progress on editions and arrangementsHOL/2/3

Published music of Imogen HolstHOL/2/4

Performance parts for Gustav Holst worksHOL/2/5

Manuscript and printed music of other composers belonging to Imogen HolstHOL/2/6

Imogen Holst's scrapbooks and scrapboxesHOL/2/7

CorrespondenceHOL/2/8

Engagement diaries of Imogen HolstHOL/2/9

Journals and travel diariesHOL/2/10

PhotographsHOL/2/11

PersonalHOL/2/12

Articles, programme notes, lectures and broadcastsHOL/2/13

Files concerning Gustav Holst's music and legacyHOL/2/14

Holst relationsHOL/2/15

Administrative and work filesHOL/2/16

Publisher's and peforming rightsHOL/2/17

Publications filesHOL/2/18

Published books by Imogen HolstHOL/2/19

Books and publications by authors other than Imogen HolstHOL/2/20

Aldeburgh Festival programme booksHOL/2/21

RecordingsHOL/2/22

Index cardsHOL/2/23

G and I Holst Ltd.HOL/3

Holst FoundationHOL/4

Rosamund StrodeHOL/5

Isador CaplanHOL/6

Leslie PeritonHOL/7

Additional Gustav and Imogen Holst papersHOL/8