Tit for Tat: IV. Vigil

Name: Tit for Tat: IV. Vigil
Description: Tit for Tat: IV. Vigil a song by Benjamin Britten on Music Co IM

Tit for Tat: IV. Vigil a song by Benjamin Britten on Music Co IM

Eight Folk Song Arrangements for High Voice and Harp: III. Lemady by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Eight Folk Song Arrangements for High Voice and Harp: IV. Bonny at morn by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Eight Folk Song Arrangements for High Voice and Harp: V. I was lonely and forlorn by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Eight Folk Song Arrangements for High Voice and Harp: I. Lord! I married me a wife! by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Eight Folk Song Arrangements for High Voice and Harp: II. She's like the swallow by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Three Early Songs: I. Beware by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Three Early Songs: II. O that I'd ne'er been married by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Three Early Songs: III. Epitaph. The Clerk by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Tit for Tat: I. A Song of Enchantment by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Tit for Tat: II. Autumn by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Tit for Tat: III. Silver by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Tit for Tat: IV. Vigil by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Tit for Tat: V. Tit for Tat by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
British Folksong Arrangements Vol. 3, "British Isles": VI. O Waly, Waly by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
British Folksong Arrangements Vol. 3, "British Isles": III. Sweet Poly Oliver by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
British Folksong Arrangements Vol. 1, "British Isles": I. The Salley Gardens by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: I. Proverb I. The pride of the pea-cock by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: II. London by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: III. Proverb II. Prisons are built by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: IV. The Chimney-sweeper by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: V. Proverb III. The bird a nest by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: VI. A Poison Tree by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: VII. Proverb IV. Think in the morning by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: VIII. The Tyger by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: IX. Proverb V. The tygers of wrath by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: X. The Fly by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: XI. Proverb VI. The hours of folly by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: XII. Ah, Sun-flower! by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: XIII. Proverb VII. To see a World by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,
Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74: XIV. Ev'ry Night and Ev'ry Morn by Benjamin Britten , Benjamin Luxon , David Willison ,