In Praise of Woman: 150 Years of English Female Composers

1. 1
   L.H. of Liverpool: My Mother
   3:27
2. 2
   Juanita
   2:33
3. 3
   Gabriel: Orpheus
   3:46
4. 4
   A.F. Harrison: In the Gloaming
   2:36
5. 5
   M.V. White: The Throstle
   2:41
6. 6
   M.V. White: My Soul Is an Enchanted Boat
   5:55
7. 7
   M.V. White: The Devout Lover
   3:48
8. 8
   M.V. White: So We'll Go No More a-Roving
   4:28
9. 9
   Riego: Slave Song
   2:50
10. 10
    Lehmann: A Widow Bird Sate Mourning
    1:46
11. 11
    Lehmann: Ah, Moon of My Delight
    4:39
12. 12
    Lehmann: The Lily of a Day
    2:05
13. 13
    Lehmann: Thoughts Have Wings
    2:05
14. 14
    Lehmann: Henry King, Who Chewed Little Bits of String, and Was Early Cut Off in Dreadful Agonies
    2:58
15. 15
    Lehmann: Charles Augustus Fortescue. Who Always Did What Was Right, and So Accumulated an Immense Fortune
    3:16
16. 16
    Woodforde-Finden: 4 Indian Love Lyrics: II. Till I Wake
    2:50
17. 17
    Woodforde-Finden: 4 Indian Love Lyrics: III. Kashmiri Song
    3:11
18. 18
    Smyth: Possession
    5:11
19. 19
    R. Clarke: The Aspidistra
    1:45
20. 20
    R. Clarke: Shy One
    1:19
21. 21
    Poston: In Praise of Woman
    1:45
22. 22
    Lutyens: As I Walked Out One Evening
    3:51
23. 23
    Maconchy: Have You Seen But a Bright Lily Grow?
    1:31
24. 24
    Maconchy: Meditation for His Mistress
    2:30
25. 25
    Dring: Crabbed Age and Youth
    1:44
26. 26
    Dring: To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time
    1:36
27. 27
    P. Tate: Epitaph
    2:39

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