The five-volume ABRSM Songbook series offers singers and their teachers an unrivalled choice of core
repertoire that will provide the bedrock for many years of rewarding vocal study.

The series features:
• Over 100 art songs, drawn from Grades 1–5 of ABRSM’s Singing syllabus
• A massive range of repertoire from the Medieval to modern musicals – many in practical new editions
• Irresistible new arrangements by Carol Barratt of 18 classic songs
• A rich collection of 60 authentic unaccompanied traditional songs, sourced from around the world
• English singing translations for every non-English-language song – many newly-commissioned
• Useful notes on the songs containing background information and performance suggestions
• CDs of piano accompaniments to all the art songs, performed by Simon Lepper, as well as recordings
of the text to every song, performed by native speakers

SHEET MUSIC
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love [Henry Purcell]
Dalmatian Cradle Song [Anon.]
Die Bekehrte [Ignaz Brüll]
God be in my head [Henry Walford Davies]
Ferry me across the water [Gerald Finzi]
I’m learning to read [Betty Roe]
In the garden flowers are growing [Trad.]
Komm, liebe Zither, komm [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]
Llwyn Onn [Trad.]
My House [Leonard Bernstein]
Minnelied [Franz Schubert]
’Orrible Little Blue-Eyes [Betty Roe]
Sicilian River Song [Anon.]
Sweet and low [Sir Joseph Barnby]
The Banks of Allan Water [Trad.]
The Path to the Moon [Eric Thiman]
The Owls [Peter Jenkyns]
The Sunflower [Trad.]
Wiegenlied [Wilhelm Taubert]
Windy Nights [Charles Villiers Stanford]
Aa Ola, Ola, min eigen onge! [Trad.]
A la nanita nana [Trad.]
All things are quite silent [Trad.]
Coasts of Barbary [Trad.]
Cuckoo [Trad.]
Fengyang huagu 1 and 2 [Trad.]
Green Besoms [Trad.]
Kalevalainen runosävelmä [Trad.]
Román Castillo [Trad.]
Seventeen Come Sunday [Trad.]
Stole mi se oženi [Trad.]
Sweet Nightingale [Anon. / Trad.]

RECORDINGS
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love [Henry Purcell] - accompaniment only
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love [Henry Purcell]
Dalmatian Cradle Song [Anon.] - accompaniment only
Dalmatian Cradle Song [Anon.]
Die Bekehrte [Ignaz Brüll] - accompaniment only
Die Bekehrte [Ignaz Brüll]
Ferry me across the water [Gerald Finzi] - accompaniment only
Ferry me across the water [Gerald Finzi]
God be in my head [Henry Walford Davies] - accompaniment only
God be in my head [Henry Walford Davies]
I’m learning to read [Betty Roe] - accompaniment only
I’m learning to read [Betty Roe]
In the garden flowers are growing [Trad.] - accompaniment only
In the garden flowers are growing [Trad.]
Komm, liebe Zither, komm [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart] - accompaniment only
Komm, liebe Zither, komm [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]
Llwyn Onn [Trad.] - accompaniment only
Llwyn Onn [Trad.]
Minnelied [Franz Schubert] - accompaniment only
Minnelied [Franz Schubert]
My House [Leonard Bernstein] - accompaniment only
My House [Leonard Bernstein]
’Orrible Little Blue-Eyes [Betty Roe] - accompaniment only
’Orrible Little Blue-Eyes [Betty Roe]
Sicilian River Song [Anon.] - accompaniment only
Sicilian River Song [Anon.]
Sweet and low [Sir Joseph Barnby] - accompaniment only
Sweet and low [Sir Joseph Barnby]
The Banks of Allan Water [Trad.] - accompaniment only
The Banks of Allan Water [Trad.]
The Owls [Peter Jenkyns] - accompaniment only
The Owls [Peter Jenkyns]
The Path to the Moon [Eric Thiman] - accompaniment only
The Path to the Moon [Eric Thiman]
The Sunflower [Trad.] - accompaniment only
The Sunflower [Trad.]
Wiegenlied [Wilhelm Taubert] - accompaniment only
Wiegenlied [Wilhelm Taubert]
Windy Nights [Charles Villiers Stanford] - accompaniment only
Windy Nights [Charles Villiers Stanford]
Aa Ola, Ola, min eigen onge! [Trad.]
A la nanita nana [Trad.]
All things are quite silent [Trad.]
Coasts of Barbary [Trad.]
Cuckoo [Trad.]
Fengyang huagu 1 and 2 [Trad.]
Fengyang huagu 1 and 2 [Trad.]
Green Besoms [Trad.]
Kalevalainen runosävelmä [Trad.]
Román Castillo [Trad.]
Seventeen Come Sunday [Trad.]
Stole mi se oženi [Trad.]
Sweet Nightingale [Anon. / Trad.]