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Neil Gow - Neil Gow's Lament for the Death of His 2nd Wife

Niel Gow classical

classical 1 tracks

1 tracks 211 notes

V. The Death of Romeo and Juliet

David Diamond

21 tracks

21 tracks 3,545 notes

Niel Gow - Niel Gow's Lament for the Death of his Second Wife

Niel Gow 1805 classical

Neil Gow's Lament

classical 1 tracks

1 tracks 212 notes

All nature is sleeping, the world's wrapped in death - Henry Lake Gilmour

H. L. Gilmour classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 376 notes

Jesus, o'er the grave victorious, Conquering death and conquering hell - E. E. Higbee

E. E. Higbee classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 260 notes

Death hath no terrors for the blood bought one - Charles Price Jones

Charles Price Jones 1901 classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 315 notes

Should the Death Angel knock at thy chamber (O'Kane) - T. C. O'Kane

Tullius Clinton OKane classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 292 notes

There’s a city that looks over the valley of death (Norris) - Rev. J. S. Norris

Rev. J. S. Norris classical

classical 1 tracks

1 tracks 260 notes

I love to tell of the triumph o’er death and the grave - F. H. Shaul

F. H. Shaul classical

classical 1 tracks

1 tracks 443 notes

Death of Auld Robin Gray JJo.031

Misc tunes

1 tracks

1 tracks 125 notes

The Death and Burial of Poor Cock Robin

J. W. Elliott Catalog contains lyric/text entries

1 tracks

1 tracks 845 notes

Peer Gynt Suite, Ase's Death

Edvard Grieg

II. ses Tod.

10 tracks

10 tracks 1,487 notes

Double Bass first piano

J. B. Vanhal (1739-1813)

For Double Bass and Piano

2 tracks

2 tracks 147 notes

Anne Boleyn, O Death Rock Me to Sleep, arr. for Alto Flute, Cello, Piano

Attributed to Anne Boleyn /Anna Bolena / (1501-1536)arr. by Felix Scharpf 2020 classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

This song attributed to Anne Boleyn as she was awaiting execution in the Tower of London was transcribed by Arnold Dolmetsch in 1898 from a lute tablature version published in 1611. The current arrangement is based on a version published in Dolmetch's book Select English Songs and Dialogues of the 16th and 17th Centuries (Boosey 1898)

classical 3 tracks

3 tracks 733 notes