A CYNIC'S CYCLE
for Tenor and Piano (total time: 16 min)
Complete Edition
Poems by Ambrose
Bierce from The Devil's Dictionary and Shapes of Clay
(Business,Allah's good
laws, To men, Montefiore, The Graverobbers, Religion, The Troutlet)
491-00359
DOW SONGS for Soprano or Mezzo and
Piano (total time: 12 min)
Poems of Dorothy Dow (The
Elusive, Things, To a Proud Lover, To a Neglectful Lover, To a Jealous
Lover, Recurrence, To a New Lover)
491-00601
EMILY DICKINSON
SONGS for Soprano or Mezzo and Piano (total time: 30 min)
Complete Edition
(Much madness is divinest sense, I took my power in my hand, What
inn is this, I died for beauty,
The soul selects
her own society, A shady friend for torrid days, I'm nobody, Two
butterflies went
out at noon,
Heart! we will forget him, No matter-now-sweet, Poor little heart!,
There's a certain
slant of light,
The morns are meeker, When night is almost done, Who
robbed the woods, This
is my letter
to the world)
491-00358
HOUSMAN
SONGS for Baritone and Piano (total time: 20 min)
Complete Edition
Poems from
A Shropshire Lad
(When I was
one and twenty, When the lad for longing sighs, On your midnight
pallet lying,
Oh, sick am
I to see you, White in the moon, Others, I am not the first, Oh,
fair enough are
sky and plain,
If it chance your eye offend you, Oh, when I was in love with you,
Think no
more, lad, Loveliest of trees)
491-00360
THREE PORTRAITS
for Baritone and Piano (total time: 9 min)
Prose poems
by Fenton Johnson
(The Banjo
player, The Drunkard, The Minister)
491-00456
TEASDALE
SONGS for Soprano or Mezzo with Piano
Poems by Sara
Teasdale
(Advice to
a Girl, Did You Never know, When Love Goes, Portrait of Pierrot,
April Song)
491-00490
DOW SONGS
for Soprano or Mezzo with Piano
Poems by Dorothy Dow
(The Elusive, Things, To a Proud Lover, To a Neglectful Lover, To a
Jealous Lover,
Recurrence, To a New Lover)
491-00601
LETTERS FROM
EMILY (VOLUME I)
Poems by Emily Dickinson
(Nature, the gentlest mother is; Going to Heaven; Hope is the thing
with feathers; Dear
March; Sleep is supposed to be; The rose did caper on her cheek; A
soul goes to heaven;
There came a wind like a bugle)
491-00610
Composers Library
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