| Vintage Bax. Folk-Tale is a fine creation, while Rhapsodic Ballad for solo cello is an untypical rarity and pungently inventive. Exceptional performances. ★★★★★ | ||
| —Malcolm Hayes, BBC Music Magazine (July 2013 p97) |
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| …individual, attractive music … contemporary approach to harmony… [review of original Tenor setting] | ||
| —The Singer |
Please note that a transposed setting of these songs for baritone and piano (op. 126b) is also available.
Also note: a new cover has been designed for these songs, to match the recently published baritone setting. However, copies of the music with the old cover (now shown as a sample page, below) will continue to be supplied until current stocks run out and a reprint becomes necessary.
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| Composer | Title | Vocal range | Forces | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gary Higginson | Three Ben Jonson Songs for tenor and piano, op. 126a | C♯ to G♯' | Tenor, Piano | |||
| # | Composer | Movement | Forces | |||
| 1 | Gary Higginson Words: Ben Jonson | 1. Come My Celia | Tenor, Piano | |||
| 2 | 2. Slow, Slow Fresh Fount | |||||
| 3 | 3. That Women Are But Men’s Shadows | |||||
Catalogue code: FM109 • Published: 1995
Entry last updated: 3rd February 2018