Callcott, John Wall
87 noten
87 Noten
87 Noten
Pleasant is the voice of thy song
Callcott, John Wall
O God my gracious God to thee
Callcott, John Wall
Fill the horn of glossy blue
Callcott, John Wall
Melrose
Callcott, John Wall
The Erl King
Callcott, John Wall
The historians
Callcott, John Wall
When Arthur first in court began to wear long hanging sleaves
Callcott, John Wall
My soul with grateful thoughts of love
Callcott, John Wall
2 Quartets and 2 Sonatas
Callcott, John Wall
Hark! the cock crows
Callcott, John Wall
Lone dweller of the rock
Callcott, John Wall
O blessed retirement
Callcott, John Wall
O voi che sospirate
Callcott, John Wall
Peace to the souls of the heroes
Callcott, John Wall
The Water King
Callcott, John Wall
Whann Battayle smethinge
Callcott, John Wall
Miserere mei Deus
Callcott, John Wall
Are the white hours for ever fled
Callcott, John Wall
Dull, repining sons of care
Callcott, John Wall
In the lonely vale
Callcott, John Wall
My soul with grateful thoughts of love
Callcott, John Wall
Once upon my cheek he said the roses grew
Callcott, John Wall
Out of the deep
Callcott, John Wall
The Lord himself, the mighty Lord
Callcott, John Wall
Though from thy bank of velvet torn
Callcott, John Wall
As I was going to Derby
Callcott, John Wall
Awake, put on strength
Callcott, John Wall
Cara vale
Callcott, John Wall
Consider my affliction, Lord
Callcott, John Wall
Farewell to Lochaber
Callcott, John Wall