Oakeley, Sir Herbert Stanley, 1830-1903

Sir Herbert Stanley Oakeley, b. Ealing, London 1830 d. Eastbourne 1903

Fifth Professor of the Theory of Music at the University of Edinburgh

English composer, organist and scholar

Nationality:

British, English

Works

"Glückliche stunden"

"O swallow, swallow, flying, flying south" from "The Princess," op. 24, no. 3

A festal march, "Edinburgh", op. 22

Ballad: "Edward Gray"

Canzonetta, "Ad amore" (Tyrant love)

Canzonetta: "Sempre piu t'amo"

Duet: "The evening star," op. 8, no. 3

Minuet with two trios from Sonata in A

Orchestral suite "In olden style," op. 27

Recitative: "Let some one sing to us" and Air: "Tears, idle tears"

Romance in F sharp, op. 21 no. 2 for solo pianoforte

Romance: "A qui pense-t'il?" op. 13, no. 2

Romance: "La fiancée du Marin,"

Song (or Valentine)

Song: "Happy Hours"

Song: "Abendlied"

Song: "Ask me no more," op. 24, no. 3

Song: "Blow, bugle, blow," op. 12, no. 2

Song: "Break, break break"

Song: "Farewell if ever fondest prayer," op. 15, no. 1

Song: "Flow down, cold rivulet, to the sea"

Song: "For ever and for ever"

Song: "Home they brought her warrior dead," op. 1 no. 2

Song: "Il Ritorno del Montanar"

Song: "Love's altar"

Song: "Morgenlied"

Song: "Nachtlied"

Song: "O du mein Mond in stille Nacht," op. 10, no. 1

Song: "Sehnsucht"

Song: "The Troubadour," op. 25, no. 1

Song: "Tis not alone that thou art fair"

Student's Song: 'Alma Mater'

Concerts

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