The Morning of the Year / The Golden Goose / King Estmere
Album by Gustav Holst & Guildford Choral Society & Philharmonia Orchestra & Hilary Davan Wetton
The Morning of the Year, The Golden Goose, and King Estmere are choral works by English composer Gustav Holst, composed between 1903 and 1927. These pieces blend traditional English folk elements with Holst's distinctive compositional style, reflecting his interest in choral and orchestral textures.
First released: January 1996

Tracklist
- 1.The Golden Goose: Prelude1:13
- 2.The Golden Goose: Sound Drum and Trumpet Play2:06
- 3.The Golden Goose: A Mummers' Play, a Mummers' Play0:47
- 4.The Golden Goose: A Mummers' Play3:33
- 5.The Golden Goose: Vainly Awaiting, Some Beguiling1:06
- 6.The Golden Goose: The Human Organ1:56
- 7.The Golden Goose: Execution0:50
- 8.The Golden Goose: Sleep2:04
- 9.The Golden Goose: Dance of the Three Girls3:39
- 10.The Golden Goose: The Goose Dance2:18
- 11.The Golden Goose: Love, Sweet Love2:53
- 12.The Golden Goose: Sound Drum and Trumpet Play2:45
- 13.The Morning of the Year: Introduction1:47
- 14.The Morning of the Year: The Voice of Nature2:04
- 15.The Morning of the Year: Dance of the Headman and Hobby-Horse1:13
- 16.The Morning of the Year: The Calling Song1:32
- 17.The Morning of the Year: Dance OF the Youths3:17
- 18.The Morning of the Year: Dance of the Maidens3:05
- 19.The Morning of the Year: The Mating Dance1:38
- 20.The Morning of the Year: Spring Is Here to Set You Free1:32
- 21.The Morning of the Year: O Dance of Love, o Joy of Dancing1:12
- 22.The Morning of the Year: Dance of the Youngest Couple1:20
- 23.The Morning of the Year: You Have Shown My Mystery1:32
- 24.King Estmere: Hearken to Me Gentlemen1:48
- 25.King Estmere: Reade Me, Reade Me Dear Brother1:32
- 26.King Estmere: Now Christ Thee Save, Good King Adland1:46
- 27.King Estmere: Down Then Came That Maiden Fair2:00
- 28.King Estmere: Then Bespake Her Father Dear2:22
- 29.King Estmere: They Had Not Ridden Scarce a Mile1:59
- 30.King Estmere: She Sent One After King Estmere1:57
- 31.King Estmere: My Mother Was a Western Woman1:52
- 32.King Estmere: Then King Estemere He Took His Harp4:19
- 33.King Estmere: O Lady, This Is Thy Own True Love3:11
- 34.King Estmere: Or Forced Them All to Flee3:47