Vaughan Williams’ Folk – Schools Resources

These pages contain resources (a background to the singers, lyrics and sheet music) to accompany a selection of songs that were taught in schools and the community across the East Anglia region in 2022 and 2023.

There are also audio links to the recordings made in the schools and community groups which are available to listen to via our Youtube Music account. Additionally, video recordings can be found with the Schools & Community Workshops pages and a full film is also available to view from these pages.

Alternatively, we have 2 physical Resource Boxes available to borrow which has a hardcopy of the digital resources, additional books and CDs.

Books:

  • Resources for songs/tunes for Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Norfolk – detailing when Vaughan Williams visited the county, the village and singer collected from, the words to the song and the tune
  • CD of audio recordings made by schools and community groups
  • Books: Folk Songs in Essex – collected by Dr Ralph Vaughan Williams and compiled by David Occomore & Philip Heath-Coleman; Folksongs collected in Cambridgeshire compiled by Mary Humphreys; A Norfolk Rhapsody – Ralph Vaughan Williams in King’s Lynn by Jill Bennett and Elizabeth James; Blyth Voices – Folk Songs collected in Southwold by Ralph Vaughan Williams in 1910 by Katie Howson, EATMT

CDs:

  • Ralph Vaughan-Williams Folk Songs Volume 3: Folk Songs from the Eastern Counties – Albion Records
  • Return to Ingrave – Songs Collected in Essex by Ralph Vaughan Williams – Potiphar’s Apprentices 2010
  • Life in the Old Dog – Songs Collected in Essex by Ralph Vaughan Williams – Potiphar’s Apprentices 2012
  • Ballad of Essex – Songs Collected in Essex by Ralph Vaughan Williams – Potiphar’s Apprentices 2022

Contact EATMT (info@eatmt.org.uk) if you would like to use this physical resource.

Vaughan Williams’ Folk Showcase Musicians

Vaughan Williams’ Collecting Journey Through East Anglia

Find out more about where RVW collected his songs & download our resource card.

Essex

Norfolk

Cambridgeshire

Suffolk

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