[1] Only the title serves as a program for the "gratuitous blithesomeness of these two brief yet beguiling choral pieces".

[3] The music was arranged for string orchestra by Eric Fenby in 1932, titled Two Aquarelles.

[1] The songs were chosen by the BBC Singers to celebrate their 70th anniversary, recorded at London's St Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, in 1994, conducted by Simon Joly.

[4] The Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Choir, conducted by Paul Spicer, recorded them in 2017 on an album Partsongs by John Ireland and Frederick Delius, in memory of the composer's 150th anniversary of birth.

[5] Another 2017 album, by The Carice Singers conducted by George Parris, combines the songs and other works by Delius with choral music by Arnold Bax.