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Ballad (John Ireland)

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For the 1930 composition by John Ireland, see Ballade of London Nights.

Ballad (sometimes called Ballade) is a piece for piano solo composed in 1929 by John Ireland.

A performance takes about 10 minutes.

References

"List of works – A to B". The John Ireland Trust. Archived from the original on 24 May 2015. Retrieved 2 May 2015.
John Ireland: Ballad, for piano at AllMusic. Retrieved 2 May 2015.
John Ireland / Eric Parkin: Ballade for Piano at AllMusic. Retrieved 2 May 2015.
Eric Parkin: Ballade for Piano at AllMusic. Retrieved 2 May 2015.
Ballade (Ireland, John): Scores at the International Music Score Library Project

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Piano

Piano Concerto (1930)

Solo

First Rhapsody (1905?/1906?)
Decorations (1913)
The Holy Boy (1913)
The Almond Tree (1913)
Preludes for Piano (1913–1915)
Rhapsody (1915)
London Pieces (1917–1920)
The Towing Path
Leaves from a Child's Sketchbook (1918)
The Darkened Valley (1920)
Two Pieces for Piano (1921)
Prelude in E-flat major (1924)
Two Pieces for Piano (1925)
Sonatina (1926–1927)
Ballad (1929)
Two Pieces for Piano (1929–1930)
Ballade of London Nights (1930)
Month's Mind (1935)
Green Ways (1937)
Sarnia: An Island Sequence (1940–1941)
Three Pastels (1941)

Vocal and choral

"Love Unknown" (1925)

Song cycles	Songs of a Wayfarer (1911) Two Songs (1916) Two Songs (1918) Mother and Child (1918) Three Songs to Poems by Arthur Symons (1919) Two Songs (1920) The Land of Lost Content (1921) Three Songs to Poems by Thomas Hardy (1925) Three Songs (1926) Two Songs (1928) We'll to the Woods No More (1928) Songs Sacred and Profane (1931) Five Sixteenth-Century Poems (1938)

Orchestral

The Forgotten Rite (1913)
Mai-Dun (1921)

Chamber

Cello Sonata (1923)
A Downland Suite (1932)
Fantasy-Sonata (1943)

Film score

The Overlanders (1946)

Category

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