Selected Works
- Four Songs of the Sea
- Three Studies for Piano Op. 4 (1910)
- Where the Rainbow Ends (incidental music) (1911)
- Love at the Inn (opera)
- Five English Love Lyrics
- A Children's Overture (1914)
- Five Jacobean Lyrics
- To Julia, Op. 8 (texts of Robert Herrick) (1905)
- The Fuschia Tree, Op. 25 No. 2 (1923)
- Three Pastoral Songs, Op. 22
- Seven Elizabethan Lyrics, Op. 12
- Three Shakespeare Songs, Op. 6
- Three English Dances, Op. 11
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