Hamilton Harty - Selected Works

Selected Works

Orchestral
  • A Comedy Overture (1907)
  • The Children of Lir, symphonic poem (1939)
  • Fantasy Scenes from an Eastern Romance (1920)
  • An Irish Symphony (1904)
  • Piano Concerto in B Minor (1922)
  • Variations on a Dublin Air, for violin and orchestra (1913)
  • Violin Concerto (1909)
  • With the Wild Geese, symphonic poem (1910)
Orchestral arrangements of Handel
  • Suite from Music for the Royal Fireworks (1924)
  • Suite from the Water Music (1922)
  • Organ Concerto in D major (1934)
  • Polonaise, Op. 6. No. 3 (1932)
  • Arietta and Passacaglia from Rodrigo (1932)
  • Introduction and Rigaudon for orchestra (1935)
Other orchestral arrangements
  • A John Field Suite – arrangements of piano music by John Field (1939)
  • The Londonderry Air – arranged for solo violin, string orchestra and harp (1924)
Chamber
  • À la Campagne – for oboe and piano (1911)
  • Chansonette for oboe and piano (1911)
  • Fantasia for two pianos (1902)
  • In Ireland – fantasy for flute and piano (1918) later rewritten for flute, harp and orchestra
  • Irish Fantasy – for violin and piano (1912)
  • Orientale – for oboe and piano (1911)
  • Piano Quintet (1904)
  • Romance and scherzo for cello and piano (1903)
  • Spring Fancies – two preludes for harp (1915)
  • Suite for cello and piano (1928)
  • Three miniatures for oboe and piano (1911)
  • Trio (1901)
  • Two pieces for cello and piano (1924)
Vocal
  • Across the Door – song (1913)
  • Antrim and Donegal – four songs (1926)
  • Bonfires – song (1905)
  • By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame – song (1912)
  • Come, O Come, My Life’s Delight – song (1907)
  • A Cradle Song (1913)
  • The Devon Maid – song (1913)
  • A Drover – song (1913)
  • Five Irish Poems (1938)
  • An Irish Love Song (1908)
  • Lane o' the Thrushes – song (1907)
  • The Mystic Trumpeter – for baritone solo, chorus, and orchestra (1913)
  • Now is the Month of Maying – song (1907)
  • Ode to a Nightingale – for soprano solo and orchestra (1907)
  • The Ould Lad – song (1906)
  • The Rachray Man – song (1913)
  • A Rann of Wandering – song (1914)
  • Rose Madness – song (1903)
  • Scythe Song (1910)
  • The Sea Gipsy – song (1912)
  • Sea Wrack – song for low voice and piano (1905)
  • Song of the Constant Lover (1909)
  • The Song of Glen Dun – song (1902)
  • Song of the Three Mariners (1907)
  • The Splendour Falls – part song for four voices (1901)
  • Stranger's Grave – song (1913)
  • Tell Me Not, Sweet, I am Unkind – song (1909)
  • Three Flower Songs (1906)
  • To the King – song with organ obbligato (1911)
  • The Wake Feast – song for contralto or baritone (1914)
  • When Summer Comes – song (1909)
  • Your Hand in Mine, Beloved – song (1908)
Traditional songs, arranged for voice and piano
  • Colleen's Wedding Song (1905)
  • Five Irish Songs (1938)
  • Six Songs of Ireland (1908)
  • Three Irish Folk Songs (1929)
  • Three Traditional Ulster Airs (1905)

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