'Fascinating... The Holst Singers cover themselves in distinction. A gem' (CDReview)

'A real joy to listen through without interruption' (Gramophone)

1		Ave Maria, H49 Op 9b  [4:41]
2		Of one that is so fair and bright, H130 Op 34 No 3  [1:45]
		Two Carols, H91
3		No 1: A Welcome Song  [2:30]
		Four Old English Carols, H82 Op 20b
4		No 3: Jesu, Thou the Virgin-born  [2:38]
		Two Carols, H91
5		No 2: Terly, terlow  [2:28]
6		Lullay my liking, H129 Op 34 No 2  [3:28]
7		Bring us in good ale, H131 Op 34 No 4  [1:15]
8		Diverus and Lazarus, H137  [4:30]
9		This have I done for my true love, H128 Op 34 No 1 'Tomorrow shall be my dancing day'  [5:39]
		Songs from The Princess, H80 Op 20a
10		No 1: Sweet and low  [2:23]
11		No 2: The splendour falls  [2:32]
12		No 3: Tears, idle tears  [2:05]
13		No 4: O swallow, swallow  [1:48]
		Songs from The Princess, H81 Op 20a
14		: Home they brought her warrior dead  [1:52]
		Songs from The Princess, H80 Op 20a
15		No 5: Now sleeps the crimson petal  [1:45]
16		O spiritual pilgrim, H188  [2:11]
		Twelve Welsh Folk Songs, H183
17		No 9: Mae 'nghariad i'n Fenws  [2:04]
		Two Eastern Pictures, H112
18		No 1: Spring  [2:06]
19		No 2: Summer  [2:47]
20		Light leaves whisper, H20  [1:55]
21		In youth is pleasure, H76  [1:42]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/4
22		No 4: The Song of the Blacksmith  [1:26]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/1
23		No 1: I sow'd the seeds of love  [2:26]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/5
24		No 5: I love my love  [5:08]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/3
25		No 3: Matthew, Mark and Luke and John  [2:13]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/2
26		No 2: There was a tree  [3:02]
		Six Choral Folksongs, H136 Op 36b/6
27		No 6: Swansea Town  [2:54]