William Shenstone

Life

Born: 1714

Died: 1763

Biography

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Settings of text by William Shenstone

• Flow, gentle stream (John Stafford Smith)
• From the plains, from the woodlands (William Jackson of Exeter)
• Go, tuneful bird (John Wall Callcott)
• Here in cool grot (Lord Mornington)
• In a vale closed with woodland (William Jackson of Exeter)
• The Landskip (James Oswald)
• My banks they are covered with bees (Stephen Storace)
• My Kingdom (Elizabeth Field Hubbard)
• Now I know what it is (William Jackson of Exeter)
• The Pilgrim that journeys all Day (Frederick Corder)
• The pilgrim that journeys all day (William Jackson of Exeter)
• Ronilda! (Henry Rowley Bishop)
• See, Daphne, see (Thomas Arne)
• She is faithless and I am undone (Richard John Samuel Stevens)
• Ye birds, for whom I rear'd the grove (Jonathan Battishill)
• Ye shepherds so cheerful and gay (Stephen Storace)
• Yes, these are the scenes (Richard Langdon)

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