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Ludwig van Beethoven composed more than 150 works for the English editor George Thomson, beginning in 1809: 
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15 Irish Folksong Arrangements sung by Frank Patterson, tenor. This disc collects  recordings made in 1970 during the bicentenary of the birth of Beethoven.  The 15 arrangements of Irish songs are  accompanied by a piano trio and sung with spirit by a renowned tenor. 
 Frank Patterson, tenor  | 
       Raptus Records - 2005  | 
  
 
 Sophie Daneman, soprano, Paul Agnew, tenor, Peter Harvey, baitone.  | 
      Astrée Naïve  - 2001  | 
  
The "New York Vocal Arts Ensemble" recorded also16 arrangements of Beethoven's folksongs for voices and piano trio. A chorus sometimes joins the singers and the result sounds great! 
 Beverly Myers, soprano, Katherine Benfer, mezzo-soprano,  James Archie Worley, tenor, John Kramar, baritone.  | 
      Arabesque Recordings - 1996  | 
  
A remarkable CD, which collects three very beautiful works, performed with the accompaniment of a choir which brings once more into relief these songs which are certainly very rare and surprising: acquire it without delay. 
  Amy Lawrence, soprano, Marco Beasley, tenor, Dorothee Labusch, mezzo-soprano  | 
      Arts - 1998 | 
  
These songs, which join the Trio of the infancy of Beethoven and some Ländler, are a pleasure for the ear. The songs are accompanied by and orchestra, beguiling originality. To be discovered. 
 Marjanne Kweksilber, soprano.  | 
      Channel Classics - 1990 | 
  
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  Raptus Records - 2005 
 Deutsche Grammophon
 Astrée Naïve  - 2001 
 Arabesque Recordings - 1996 
 Arts - 1998
 Channel Classics - 1990