Alfred Tennyson

Life

Born: 6 August 1809

Died: 6 October 1892

Biography:

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Settings of text by Alfred Tennyson

• Airy, fairy Lilian (James Coward)
• Angel of the night (Huub de Lange)
• As a dove when up she springs (Huub de Lange)
• As thro' the land, Op. 68:1 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Ask me no more, Op. 68:9 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Be near me when my light is low (Huub de Lange)
• The bee (Frank Bridge)
• Break, break, break (Edward B. Birge)
• Break, break, break (Howard Kingsbury)
• Break, break, break on thy cold grey stones, O sea (George Alexander Macfarren)
• The Brook (Arnold Duncan Culley)
• Bugle song (Howard Kingsbury)
• The charge of the light brigade (Eduard Hecht)
• Crossing the bar (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
• Crossing the bar (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Crossing the Bar (Henry Holden Huss)
• Crossing the bar (Herbert Hall Woodward)
• Crossing the bar (Joseph Barnby)
• God and the Universe (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• The Golden Year (Henry David Leslie)
• The Goose (John Frederick Bridge)
• Home they brought her warrior dead (Joseph Barnby)
• Home they brought her warrior dead, Op. 68:7 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• I should not feel it to be strange (Huub de Lange)
• Lilian (Sidney Peine Waddington)
• The lotos eaters (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
• A moonlit elegy (Huub de Lange)
• The New Year (Henry Lahee)
• Now sleeps the crimson petal (Mark Chapman)
• Now sleeps the crimson petal (Roger Quilter)
• O swallow, swallow (Gustav Holst)
• O Swallow, Swallow, Op. 68:5 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Of old sat Freedom on the heights (William George Cusins)
• Our enemies have fall'n, Op. 68:8 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• The Owl (Edouard Silas)
• The Owl (Harvey Bartlett Gaul)
• Peace; come away (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• The poet's song (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
• Ring out, wild bells (Percy Eastman Fletcher)
• Song of the Milkmaid (Louis Arthur Russell)
• The splendour falls on castle walls (Ernest Walker)
• The splendour falls on castle walls (George Alexander Macfarren)
• The splendour falls on castle walls, Op. 68:3 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Sweet and Low (Abram Winne Lansing)
• Sweet and low (Joseph Barnby)
• Sweet and low, Op. 68:2 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• Tears, idle tears, Op. 68:4 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• 4 Tennyson Elegies (Huub de Lange)
• Tennyson’s Song of the Brook (Theodore F. Seward)
• There is sweet music Op. 53, No. 1 (Edward Elgar)
• There rolls the deep (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry)
• Thy voice is heard, Op. 68:6 (Charles Villiers Stanford)
• To sail beyond the sunset (Kathryn Rose)
• When cats run home (Herbert Brewer)

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