| Masonic Epilogue (Douglas Howie, arranged C. A. G.) | 1943 |
SATB
Boosey & Co 1943 [BL: F1176n37]NA
See Unison Songs p. 41
| Yarmouth Fair (As I went down to Yarmouth Fair) | *1957 |
Arrangement of song by Peter Warlock; the tune composed by Mr John Drinkwater, of Cley, Norfolk, and taken down by E. J. Moeran
SB or TB or SA or ST/AB
Words by Hal Collins
OUP 1958 [Oxford Choral Songs T 23] [BL: F1777m]NA
See Partsongs – unaccompanied – arrangements p. 33
| Charlie is my darling (Charlie is my darling, my darling, my darling) | 1959 |
Two–part song (Scottish traditional song)
MS: B–P Archive, Bag A: ink, dated, printer’s copy, 5 pages
OUP 1960 [Oxford Choral Songs T 42] [BL: F1777m]Banks
See Chorus and Orchestra: Suite of Songs from the British Isles p. 19
| Men of Harlech (Welsh traditional song) (Hark, I hear the foe advancing) | *1959 |
TTBB
OUP 1960 [Oxford Choral Songs M 9] [BL: F1777m]Banks
See Chorus and Orchestra: Suite of Songs from the British Isles p. 19
| The oak and the ash (English folk–song) (A north country maid up to London had strayed) | 1959 |
SSA
OUP 1960 [Oxford Choral Songs W 41] [BL: F1777m]Banks
See Chorus and Orchestra: Suite of Songs from the British Isles p. 19
| She’s like the swallow (She’s like the swallow that flies so high) | *1959 |
Two–part song (words and melody from ‘Folk Songs from Newfoundland’, collected by Miss Maud Karpeles)
OUP 1960 [Oxford Choral Songs T 41] [BL: F1777m]Banks
See Chamber Music p. 56