Thomas Moore

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Life

Born: 28 May 1779, Dublin, Ireland

Died: 25 February 1852, Bromham, Wiltshire, England

Biography Irish poet, singer, songwriter, and entertainer, now best remembered for the lyrics of The Minstrel Boy and The Last Rose of Summer.

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List of choral works

• Oft in the stilly night

Settings of text by Thomas Moore

• After the Battle (Thomas Richard Gonzalvez Jozé)
• All Things Fair and Bright are Thine (Oliver Shaw)
• And doth not a meeting like this? (Thomas Crampton)
• Araby’s Daughter (George Frederick Kiallmark)
• Arranmore (Granville Bantock)
• As a beam o’er the face of the waters (Michael William Balfe)
• At night (Eduard Hecht)
• At the mid hour of night (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Avenging and bright (Michael William Balfe)
• Believe me, if all those endearing young charms (Michael William Balfe)
• Believe me, if all those endearing young charms (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Bind my brows (John Stainer)
• Bring the bright garlands (Rosalind Frances Ellicott)
• By that lake, whose gloomy shore (Michael William Balfe)
• A Canadian Boat Song (Arthur Foote)
• A Canadian boat song (Maurice Arnold)
• Canadian Boat Song (Thomas William Hubbard)
• Come o’er the sea (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Come o’er the sea (Michael William Balfe)
• Come, May (Bernard Johnson)
• Come, May, with all thy flowers (Frederic Hymen Cowen)
• Come, rest on this bosom (Michael William Balfe)
• Come, ye disconsolate (Samuel Webbe)
• The Cruiskeen lawn (Robert Prescott Stewart)
• The day of love, Op.8, no.5 (Alexander Campbell Mackenzie)
• Dear harp of my country (Michael William Balfe)
• Departed Joys (William Webster Pearson)
• Des Sommers letzte Rose (August Neithardt)
• The dream of home (Edward Henry Thorne)
• The Dream of Home (William Webster Pearson)
• The East Indian (James L. Gregory)
• Echoes (Arthur Sullivan)
• Echoes (Cuthbert Harris)
• Echoes (Francis Edward Gladstone)
• Echoes (Frederick Brandeis)
• Echoes, Op.54.1 (Oliver Arthur King)
• Erin! the tear and the smile (Michael William Balfe)
• Eveleen’s bower (Michael William Balfe)
• Evening (William Alexander Campbell Cruickshank)
• Faintly as tolls the evening chime (John Winans Shryock)
• Farewell to my harp (Elizabeth Gluyas Philp)
• Farewell, but, whenever you welcome the hour (Michael William Balfe)
• A Finland love song (Henry Hiles)
• Fly not yet (Thomas Richard Gonzalvez Jozé)
• Fly not yet! (William Thomas Pike)
• Go where glory waits thee (John Ebenezer West)
• Go where glory waits thee (Michael William Balfe)
• Go where glory waits thee (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Hark! the vesper hymn / Horch, die Wellen (Dmitri Bortniansky)
• The harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls (Michael William Balfe)
• The harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Has sorrow thy young days shaded? (Michael William Balfe)
• Horch! Die Vesper-Hymne klingt (Franz Lachner)
• Horch, die Vesperhymne klingt (Carl Reinecke)
• How dear to me the hour (Alicia Adelaide Needham)
• How dear to me the hour (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• How dear to me the hour (Ciro Pinsuti)
• How dear to me the hour (Michael William Balfe)
• How I love the festive boy, Op.8, no.2 (Alexander Campbell Mackenzie)
• How oft has the Benshee cried! (Michael William Balfe)
• How sweet the answer (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
• I saw the moon rise clear (Alfred Robert Gaul)
• I saw the moon rise clear (Frederick C. Atkinson)
• I saw the Moon rise clear (Thomas Crampton)
• I saw thy form in youthful prime (Michael William Balfe)
• It is not the tear (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• It is not the tear (Michael William Balfe)
• It is this (Alexander Campbell Mackenzie)
• I’d mourn the hopes that leave me (Michael William Balfe)
• Jubilate (Halfdan Kjerulf)
• Jubilate Amen (Kathryn Rose)
• A Lament (Thomas Richard Gonzalvez Jozé)
• The last rose of summer (John B. Shirley)
• The last rose of summer (Michael William Balfe)
• The last rose of summer (John Andrew Stevenson)
• Lay his sword by his side (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Lesbia hath a beaming eye (Michael William Balfe)
• Let Erin remember the days of old (Michael William Balfe)
• Let Erin remember the days of old (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Mary's Tears (Oliver Shaw)
• The meeting of the waters (Michael William Balfe)
• The meeting of the waters (Thomas Dunhill)
• The meeting of the waters (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Merrily every bosom boundeth (William Spark)
• The minstrel boy (Arthur Edward Johnstone)
• The minstrel boy (Michael William Balfe)
• The minstrel boy (William Rhys-Herbert)
• The Minstrel-boy (Henry Knight)
• The Minstrel-boy (Thomas Dunhill)
• Mopsa (Charles L. Williams)
• My gentle harp (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Nay, tell me not, dear (Michael William Balfe)
• Nicht die Träne kann es sagen (Peter Cornelius)
• Night clos’d around the conqu’ror’s way (Michael William Balfe)
• Nights of music (Charles Wood)
• No, not more welcome (Michael William Balfe)
• O think not my spirits (Michael William Balfe)
• O! breathe not his name (Michael William Balfe)
• Oft, in the stilly night (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Oh for the swords (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Oh for the swords of former time (Alfred Robert Gaul)
• Oh the sight entrancing (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Oh where art thou dreaming? (Hamish MacCunn)
• Oh! breathe not his name (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Oh, had we some bright little isle of our own (Michael William Balfe)
• Oh, the days are gone (Michael William Balfe)
• Oh, the shamrock (Michael William Balfe)
• Oh, where’s the slave (Michael William Balfe)
• On music (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• On, haste and leave this sacred isle (Michael William Balfe)
• One bumper at parting (Michael William Balfe)
• Peace be around you (Rosalind Frances Ellicott)
• Peace to him that’s gone! (Cyrus Cornelius Pratt)
• The Potato (Elizabeth Field Hubbard)
• Quick! We have but a second (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Remember the glories (Michael William Balfe)
• Rich and rare were the gems she wore (Michael William Balfe)
• Row gently here (Edmondstoune Duncan)
• Sail on, my Bark (Chauncey Milton Wyman)
• She is far from the land (Michael William Balfe)
• Ship Ahoy! (Benjamin Jepson)
• Silent, O Moyle (Michael William Balfe)
• Silent, O Moyle! (Joseph Seymour)
• Silent, O Moyle! (William Rhys-Herbert)
• Silent, O! Moyle (Willem Verkaik)
• Sing, sweet harp (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Spring and Autumn (John Thomas)
• Sublime was the warning (Michael William Balfe)
• Sweet Innisfallen (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• The Sword of Erin (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• They know not my heart (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• This world is all a fleeting show (Simon W. Waley)
• Those Evening Bells (Jacob Franklin King)
• Those evening bells (Marcellus Webster Moore)
• Though the last glimpse of Erin (Michael William Balfe)
• Thro’ grief and thro’ danger (Michael William Balfe)
• The time I’ve lost in wooing (Michael William Balfe)
• ’Tis believ’d that this harp (Michael William Balfe)
• ’Twas one of those dreams (Thomas Richard Gonzalvez Jozé)
• Wake thee, my dear (Clara Gottschalk)
• Wake up, sweet melody (Philip P. Bliss)
• We may roam thro’ this world (Michael William Balfe)
• Weep on, weep on (Michael William Balfe)
• What the bee is to the flow'ret (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• When daylight was yet sleeping (Michael William Balfe)
• When he, who adores thee (Michael William Balfe)
• When he, who adores thee (William Rhys-Herbert)
• When in death I shall calm recline (Michael William Balfe)
• When spring begems the dewy scene, Op.8, no.4 (Alexander Campbell Mackenzie)
• When through Life unblest we rove (Thomas Richard Gonzalvez Jozé)
• When thro’ life unblest we rove (Michael William Balfe)
• When twilight dews (Alfred Ben Allen)
• When twilight dews (Henry Hiles)
• When twilight dews (James L. Gregory)
• When twilight dews (Thomas Crampton)
• When twilight dews (Walter Heaton)
• When twilight dews are falling soft (William Mason (1829-1908))
• When wearied wretches sink to sleep (Henry Rowley Bishop)
• Wind thy horn (Henry Thomas Smart)
• The wine cup is circling (Robert Prescott Stewart)
• The young May moon (Charles Harford Lloyd)
• The young May moon (Michael William Balfe)
• The young May moon (William Rhys-Herbert)

List of translations

• How I love the festive boy, Op.8, no.2 (Alexander Campbell Mackenzie)

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