Translation: By a bank (Thomas Ravenscroft). Secular. Madrigal. a cappella.
Translation: Etan sitting on the banks aquatic (Claude Goudimel). Sacred. Motet. a cappella.
Translation: Now each flowery bank of May (Orlando Gibbons). Secular. Madrigal. a cappella.
Translation: Psalm 137 - Estane water sitting on the banks (Jan Pieters Sweelinck). Sacred. Motet. a cappella.
Translation: Though from thy bank of velvet torn (John Wall Callcott). Secular. Partsong. a cappella. Piano accompaniment.
Translation: Upon a bank (John Ward). Secular. Madrigal. a cappella.
Translation: Uz upes krasta Jordānā (On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry) (William H. Monk). Sacred. Singing. a cappella.
Translation: Ye banks and braes (Douglas Brooks-Davies). Secular. Folksongs. Plan.
Translation: Opus Dexter in C major. by J. K. Banks (1987–). Baroque. for Percussion, Bells/Glockenspiel.
Translation: Opus Sinister in G minor. by J. K. Banks (1987–). Baroque. for Percussion, Bells/Glockenspiel.
Translation: Prelude in G minor. by J. K. Banks (1987–). Baroque. for Percussion, Bells, Xylophone.
Translation: Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed?. by J. K. Banks (1987–). Hymn. for Voice (SATB).
Translation: Bradbury (hymntune). by W. B. Bradbury (1816–1868). Hymn. for Voice (SATB).
Translation: He Leadeth Me (hymntune). by W. B. Bradbury (1816–1868). Hymn. for Voice (SATB).
Translation: Woodworth (hymntune). by W. B. Bradbury (1816–1868). Hymn. for Voice (SATB).
Translation: Luca Marenzio. For a fresh bank.
Translation: 264. The Banks Of Lough Gowna .
