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035 a| (Sirsi) o01037593;

035 a| (OCoLC)1037593;

049 a| EREM;

050 00 a| M1627.D45b| T7;

050 4 a| M1627.D45b| T7 1942;

082 0 a| 784.4;

092 a| 784.4b| D48t;

100 1 a| Deutsch, Leonhard,d| 1887-1952.=| ^A50078;

245 12 a| A treasury of the world's finest folk song /c| collected and arranged by Leonhard Deutsch, with explanatory text by Claude Simpson; lyrics versified by Willard Trask; illustrations by Emery I. Gondor.;

300 a| 3 pages ., 9-430 pages :b| illustrations (part color) ;c| 31 cm;

336 a| notated music2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| Piano accompaniment.;

505 0 a| Swedish: I sit alone -- Värmeland -- Come, pretty -- Joy in heaven -- It cannot be -- All day while I'm at work -- Perhaps when lilies bloom. Norwegian: A girl fifteen -- Homecoming from summer pastures -- Thank you, no! -- Cowherd's song. Danish: Osborn Snare's courtship -- Good evening, my pretty. German: I heard a scythe -- The dream -- Rose garden -- Count and nun -- When will you come again? -- Now we must part --- Weep no more. Flemish: Pierlala -- Let us quaff -- A dew from heaven. English: The spring's acoming -- Sing ovy, sing ivy -- Go no more arushing. Scottish: On a bank of flowers -- The wee croodin' doo -- The lea rig -- Cuckoo of the grove. Irish: Irish girl -- The girl I left behind me -- On and on -- Come rest in this bosom -- Roisin Dubh. Welsh: Elegy of Ivor of Keri -- The grey old stone. French: Find work, my daughter -- Farandole -- Mayday -- Springtime is here -- It is May -- Lullaby -- Sweet nightingale. Italian: Mother, the bells are ringing -- Before I had found a sweethe2art -- All beauty within you -- Lullaby -- Saltarella -- The shark (tarantella) -- When I raise my eyes -- Neapolitan fisher's song -- La scillitana (The girl from Scilla). Spanish: Seguidilla from La Mancha -- Harvesting. Catalan: Nightingale. Basque: The violet. Finnish: Rallialei -- All alone -- Come back to me -- The rosebush -- We've had a dance -- A ring around her finger -- At the cherry tree -- The birch tree. Lettish: I will tell you -- The bee tree -- The pledged horse -- Who is crying? Lithuanian: Little horse of mine -- Sister, the sun is rising -- Oh how he scolded -- By my window -- Husband and wife -- Long I have woven. Russian: Woman's sad lot -- The troika -- Take me, Earth -- Charm -- Round-dance -- Novgorod's bells. Ukrainian: Ah, that day -- Elder blooming -- The letter writer -- One is high, and one is low -- Cossack's farewell -- You are a bride. Polish: Boat, my good companion -- I sowed millet -- Yasha and Kasha -- Rosemary, lovely garland -- Stands a maple -- Wind of night -- You could see my faith -- Love oracle. Wendish: Good night -- Vain serenade -- Hanka. Yiddish: What maidens want -- Girls of today -- The poor aunt -- The tailor boy -- Lullaby -- By our cottage. Bohemian: The soldier -- Andulko -- Yenitchku -- The promise -- Swallows are flying -- Tell me, dear. Moravian: Where the grass is growing -- There's no room for you -- Don't get married -- You shall never have the ring -- Would I were a pigeon. Slovakian: Darling, come early -- Coughing -- Go away, you wicked fellows! -- Wives aren't like maidens -- We are poor -- Let me keep faith -- Seed I planted -- Fading youth -- The slovak -- Pretty miller's daughter -- Anitchka -- Goodnight -- Could you not come -- Evening star -- Early, my dear -- Nitra's bells -- The Czardas -- Water running -- Mother, stop grumbling! Hungarian: Pleased to meet you! -- Latzika and Marishka -- In my yard violets -- That's my girl -- I've a purse -- The fisherman -- Wine I drink -- I have torn my Sunday jacket -- The hussar -- Love's my permit -- Cherry gathering -- The draftee -- Gipsy tinker -- Forget the world -- Szilvás village -- Woe, woe, mother mine. Bosnian: Kolo -- Coin I need. Serbian: Mercy, beauty -- Rises the sun. Montenegrin: Lullaby. Bulgarian: Yelenka -- Ganka. Macedonian: The ferryman of Lake Okhrida -- Yanko. Rumanian: Ardeleana -- We must part -- Cuckoo -- What a world! -- Stancutza. Greek: The curse -- Mount Agrafa. American: The Putney hymn -- Go ter sleep! -- O death! -- Over Jordan -- Crucifixion.;

650 0 a| Folk songs.=| ^A40608;

700 1 a| Simpson, Claude M.q| (Claude Mitchell),d| 1910-1976.=| ^A227536;

700 1 a| Trask, Willard.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

919 a| MUSIC SCORE;

590 a| Little-011231;

596 a| 3 5;

998 a| 66496;

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A treasury of the world's finest folk song / collected and arranged by Leonhard Deutsch, with explanatory text by Claude Simpson; lyrics versified by Willard Trask; illustrations by Emery I. Gondor.

Author/creator	Deutsch, Leonhard
Other author	Simpson, Claude M. (Claude Mitchell), 1910-1976.
Other author	Trask, Willard.
Format	Musical Score
Publication Info	[New York] : Howell, Soskin, [©1942]
Description	3 pages ., 9-430 pages : illustrations (part color) ; 31 cm
Subjects	Folk songs.

Contents	Swedish: I sit alone -- Värmeland -- Come, pretty -- Joy in heaven -- It cannot be -- All day while I'm at work -- Perhaps when lilies bloom. Norwegian: A girl fifteen -- Homecoming from summer pastures -- Thank you, no! -- Cowherd's song. Danish: Osborn Snare's courtship -- Good evening, my pretty. German: I heard a scythe -- The dream -- Rose garden -- Count and nun -- When will you come again? -- Now we must part --- Weep no more. Flemish: Pierlala -- Let us quaff -- A dew from heaven. English: The spring's acoming -- Sing ovy, sing ivy -- Go no more arushing. Scottish: On a bank of flowers -- The wee croodin' doo -- The lea rig -- Cuckoo of the grove. Irish: Irish girl -- The girl I left behind me -- On and on -- Come rest in this bosom -- Roisin Dubh. Welsh: Elegy of Ivor of Keri -- The grey old stone. French: Find work, my daughter -- Farandole -- Mayday -- Springtime is here -- It is May -- Lullaby -- Sweet nightingale. Italian: Mother, the bells are ringing -- Before I had found a sweethe2art -- All beauty within you -- Lullaby -- Saltarella -- The shark (tarantella) -- When I raise my eyes -- Neapolitan fisher's song -- La scillitana (The girl from Scilla). Spanish: Seguidilla from La Mancha -- Harvesting. Catalan: Nightingale. Basque: The violet. Finnish: Rallialei -- All alone -- Come back to me -- The rosebush -- We've had a dance -- A ring around her finger -- At the cherry tree -- The birch tree. Lettish: I will tell you -- The bee tree -- The pledged horse -- Who is crying? Lithuanian: Little horse of mine -- Sister, the sun is rising -- Oh how he scolded -- By my window -- Husband and wife -- Long I have woven. Russian: Woman's sad lot -- The troika -- Take me, Earth -- Charm -- Round-dance -- Novgorod's bells. Ukrainian: Ah, that day -- Elder blooming -- The letter writer -- One is high, and one is low -- Cossack's farewell -- You are a bride. Polish: Boat, my good companion -- I sowed millet -- Yasha and Kasha -- Rosemary, lovely garland -- Stands a maple -- Wind of night -- You could see my faith -- Love oracle. Wendish: Good night -- Vain serenade -- Hanka. Yiddish: What maidens want -- Girls of today -- The poor aunt -- The tailor boy -- Lullaby -- By our cottage. Bohemian: The soldier -- Andulko -- Yenitchku -- The promise -- Swallows are flying -- Tell me, dear. Moravian: Where the grass is growing -- There's no room for you -- Don't get married -- You shall never have the ring -- Would I were a pigeon. Slovakian: Darling, come early -- Coughing -- Go away, you wicked fellows! -- Wives aren't like maidens -- We are poor -- Let me keep faith -- Seed I planted -- Fading youth -- The slovak -- Pretty miller's daughter -- Anitchka -- Goodnight -- Could you not come -- Evening star -- Early, my dear -- Nitra's bells -- The Czardas -- Water running -- Mother, stop grumbling! Hungarian: Pleased to meet you! -- Latzika and Marishka -- In my yard violets -- That's my girl -- I've a purse -- The fisherman -- Wine I drink -- I have torn my Sunday jacket -- The hussar -- Love's my permit -- Cherry gathering -- The draftee -- Gipsy tinker -- Forget the world -- Szilvás village -- Woe, woe, mother mine. Bosnian: Kolo -- Coin I need. Serbian: Mercy, beauty -- Rises the sun. Montenegrin: Lullaby. Bulgarian: Yelenka -- Ganka. Macedonian: The ferryman of Lake Okhrida -- Yanko. Rumanian: Ardeleana -- We must part -- Cuckoo -- What a world! -- Stancutza. Greek: The curse -- Mount Agrafa. American: The Putney hymn -- Go ter sleep! -- O death! -- Over Jordan -- Crucifixion.
Local note	Little-011231
General note	Piano accompaniment.
LCCN	42023412

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