by a wordless chorus; he rescored it for voices and string quartet in 1927. John Gerrish wrote a setting for it in 1957, titled "The Falcon". Ramiro Cortés wrote a setting for soprano and piano in 1956, titled "The Falcon", published by Edition Peters No. 6062. Harrison Birtwistle combined it with "O my deir hert, young Jesus sweit" by James, John and Robert Wedderburn in his "Monody for Corpus Christi", for soprano, flute, violin and horn, in 1959. It was set for unaccompanied choir by Norwegian composer Trond Kverno in 1995. Judith Bingham set the words for choir and organ in 2012 for Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee. In 2015 the Chapel choir of Corpus Christi College, Oxford recorded a choral version, with a setting written by the then senior organ scholar Peter Ladd. Scottish singer-songwriter Archie Fisher recorded poet Robert Graves' adaptation (as "passed to him by Robin Hill"), combining elements of this text and "Down in yon forest" and entitled "Looly, Looly", on his album Will Ye Gang, Love (1976). In 2007 it was sung in Season 1, Episode 2 of the drama on Showtime, The Tudors. Lyrics References English Christian hymns Compositions by Benjamin Britten Middle English poems Jeff Buckley songs