Composers

George Arthur Barker

Piano
Voice
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
Mixed chorus
Song
Ballad
Marche
Chant
Recitative
by popularity
Fremont's Battle MarchI'm Leaving Thee in SorrowKate ConnerLlewelyn's BrideLonely and SadLucy GrayMary AvourneenNorah BrayRosalineSongs of Mary Queen of ScotsThe Dublin BayThe Haunted StreamThe Irish EmigrantThe New Mary BlaneThe RavenThe White SquallWhere are the Friends of my Youth?Why do Summer Roses Fade?Would You Leave Me to Mourn
Wikipedia
George Arthur Barker (15 April 1812 – 2 March 1876) was an English song composer and tenor singer.
Born in London, he became well known as an opera singer and recitalist, both in England and Scotland. He was also a prolific songwriter, his best known songs including "The Irish Emigrant" (1846), "Scottish Blue Bells" (1846), and "White Squall" (1847). Many of his songs were issued in the ten-volume Song Albums, published from 1853, and his Songs of the Army and Navy (1855).
Barker died in Aylestone, Leicestershire, in 1876.