• 1.

  Mock Morris (Room-music Tit-Bits No. 1)

• 2.

  Letters: On Thursday afternoon, Dec. 6, I'm going to make a sort of short speech...letter to Karen H

• 3.

  My Robin is to the Greenwood Gone

• 4.

  Letters: Dear "Koben havn"! - letter to the Copenhagen newspaper Koben havn, printed 9 August 1907

• 5.

  Colonial Song (Sentimentals No. 1)

• 6.

  Letters: I stand at the moment at a turning point - letter to Karen Holten, 1 June 1912

• 7.

  Dreamery

• 8.

  Letters: My own compositions I undertake largely as a kind of artistic life insurance - letter to Ka

• 9.

  Harvest Hymn

• 10.

  Letters: To produce clever overrefined sensual wild types like me - letter to Rose Grainger, 7 Octob

• 11.

  The Power of Love (Suite on Danish Folksongs, No. 1)

• 12.

  Letters: In 1932 or 1933 my wife and I took up this idea of clothing made of towelling - undated

• 13.

  The Nightingale and The Two Sisters (Suite on danish Folksongs, No. 3)

• 14.

  Letters: Dear Lady Winefride - letter to Lady Winedride Cary-Elwes, 13 April 1905

• 15.

  Irish Tune from County Derry

• 16.

  Letters: My heart & head alarm me - letter to Henry Balfour Gardiner, 3 May 1922

• 17.

  Blithe Bells

• 18.

  Letters: Sorrow is fine & productive for me - letter to Karen Holten, 2 May 1909

• 19.

  Early One Morning

• 20.

  Letters: I love my father so much more since I have lost mother - from 'Sketches for my book', 16 No

• 21.

  The Duke of Marlborough Fanfare (British Folk-Music Settings Nr. 36)

• 22.

  Letters: Do you know, little Karen - letter to Karen Holten, 27 April 1912

• 23.

  The Immovable 'Do' (or the Ciphering 'C)