The Splendour Falls (Alfred Tennyson) part-song (1901) The Stranger's Grave (Emily Lawless) (1913) Tell Me Not, Sweet, I am Unkind (Richard Lovelace) (1909) Three Flower Songs Op. 13: Poppies, Mignonette, Gorse (1906) To the King (R. Stephens) w/ organ obbligato (1911) The Wake Feast (A. Milligan) (1914) When Summer Comes (Harold Simpson) (1909) Your Hand in Mine, Beloved (H. Simpson) (1908) Traditional songs (arranged for voice and piano) Colleen's Wedding Song (Patrick Weston Joyce) (1905) Six Songs of Ireland Op. 18: Lookin' Back (M. O'Neill), Dreaming (Cahir Healy), Lullaby (C. O'Byrne), Grace for Light (M. O'Neill), Flame in the Skies (Lizzie Twigg), At Sea (M. O'Neill) (1908) Three Sea Prayers from the Greek Anthology, for voice & piano: To the Gods of Harbour and Headland, Saved by Faith, To Apollo of Leucas (1909) Three Irish Folk Songs (P.W. Joyce): The Lowlands of Holland, The Fairy King's Courtship, The Game Played in Erin-go-Bragh (1929) Three Traditional Ulster Airs (Seosamh MacCathmhaoil): The Blue Hills of Antrim, My Lagan Love, Black Sheela of the Silver Eye (1905) Notes Bibliography Edwin Evans: "In memoriam: Frank Bridge and Sir Hamilton Harty", in The Music Review vol. 2 (1941), no. 2, pp. 159–166. David Greer (ed.): Hamilton Harty: His Life and Music (Belfast: Blackstaff Press, 1978), . D. Greer (ed.): Hamilton Harty: Early Memories (Belfast: Queen's University, 1979), . Michael Kennedy: The Hallé, 1858–1983: A History of the Orchestra (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1982), . D. Greer: "The Composition of 'The Children of Lir'", in Musicology in Ireland (= Irish Musical Studies vol. 1), ed. Gerard Gillen and Harry White (Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1990) , p. 74–98. Declan Plummer: "Hamilton Harty's Legacy with the Hallé Orchestra (1920–1930): a Reassessment", in Journal of the Society for Musicology in Ireland, vol. 5 (2010), p. 55–72, online here. D. Plummer: "Music based on worth": The Conducting Career of Sir Hamilton Harty (PhD thesis, Queen's University Belfast, 2011), full text online. Jeremy Dibble: Hamilton Harty: Musical Polymath (Woodbridge, Surrey: Boydell Press, 2013), . References External links Piano Concerto in B minor, performed by Michael McHale (piano) and the Ulster Orchestra, conducted by Andrew Gourlay 1879 births 1941 deaths 20th-century classical composers 20th-century conductors (music) 20th-century male musicians 20th-century musicians from Northern Ireland Classical accompanists Classical composers from Northern Ireland Composers awarded knighthoods Composers from Northern Ireland Conductors (music) awarded knighthoods Conductors (music) from Northern Ireland Irish classical composers Knights