The Gilly of Christ (Joseph Campbell) for chorus and orchestra (1917) The Wind Among the Reeds (W.B. Yeats) for mezzo, baritone, chorus and orch. (1921) To Wonder (Robert N. D. Wilson) for soprano, alto, tenor, bass, chorus and orch. (1924) Paean (George Herbert) for mezzo, chorus and orchestra (1930) Choral (unaccompanied) Shed no Tear (John Keats) (1923) Choral (with organ) Behold, what Manner of Love (biblical) (1923) Thou O God hast taught me (1927) Chamber music Cello Sonata, for cello and piano (1916) Fantasy on Irish Folk Tunes for string quartet (1917) String Quartet in A major (1918). Winner of Carnegie Trust Award Songs The Silent Land for mezzo and cello (1905) A Birthday Song (Dante Gabriel Rossetti) for soprano, mezzo and piano (1918) Churnin' Day (Elizabeth Shane) for voice and piano (1936) The Buttermilk Boy, Ulster folksong for voice and piano (1939) Tryste Noel (Louise Imogen Guiney) for soprano and piano (1940) Musical Comedy The Lady Voters Dilemma (1919) References Further reading Burgess, Barry. 'Hay, Edward Norman' in Grove Music Online Annie W. Patterson: "The Folk Music of Ireland. Its Past, Present and Future", in: The Musical Quarterly 6, (1920), p. 455–467. Norman Hay - a brief biography and a list of his works, Byers Music 1889 births 1943 deaths 20th-century British male musicians 20th-century classical composers 20th-century Irish musicians 20th-century organists Cathedral organists Irish classical composers Irish music critics Irish organists Irish male classical composers Male classical organists Musicians from Kent People from Faversham