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Impressions
- composed by Elaine Fine
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Alice Ruth Moore (Alice Dunbar-Nelson)
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Thought
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Hope
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Love
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Death
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Faith
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Songs of the Wood
- composed by James A. Devor
- Text after George Washington Sears
- That Trout
- Flight of the Goddess
- Disheartened
- Isabel Nye
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Birds Gone South
- composed by Travis Reynolds
- for High Voice and Piano
- Texts by Robert A. Ayres
- For a Fallen Fieldmouse
- Dry Spell
- Solstice
- Collect
- Sunflower
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Five Lyrics of Lermontov
- composed by David Evan Thomas
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Mikhail Lermontov,
- translated by Anatoly Liberman
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Speak to Me
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She Sings
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The Cliff
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A Vision
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The Angel of Heaven
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The Touch of Rain
- composed by Christopher Beardsley
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Robert Herrick, Edward Thomas and Matthew Arnold
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How Love Came In
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Like the Touch of Rain
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Longing
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Sebastiane
- composed by Donna McKevitt
- for tenor, Viola and Cello
- Text by Derek Jarman
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Compression
- composed by Jake DiFebo
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Samuel Beckett
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Roundelay
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something there
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thither
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A Seven of Sonnets – Poems of Mike Alexander
- composed by Robert McCauley
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Mike Alexander
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Sonnet - The Steps
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Sonnet - Ms Pacman
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Sonnet - "the six strings of yesterday"
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Sonnet - Fermata
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Sonnet - "this skeletal jockey"(Basquiat)
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Sonnet - "this one Lavender Disaster"
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Sonnet - Autopsy, Good Friday
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Jessie Stuart Songs
- composed by Daniel Gilliam (* 1978)
- Texts by Jesse Stuart (1907-1984)
- Who Said that Gold
- Now do not leave me
- Spring in Kentucky hills
- The call to earth
- Oh, don't you see
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Three Dots
- composed by Nathan Crowe (*1995)
- Texts after Mike Hranica (1988)
- Introduction
- Future Future
- Small Leaves
- 82 Days Ago
- Coming to and end
- Joy
- What it is…
- Interlude
- Attraction
- Whatever is Best
- Stupid Lost
- Another Chance
- The Night I Wanted to Drive
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Three Hallucinations of Love
- composed by Isaac Lovdahl (* 1993)
- Texts by Kyle Schwartz
- A Chain Swings from Dark Heaven
- and
- Rules
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Cats
- for Tenor, Piano and Double Bass
- composed by Norberto Oldrini (* 1968)
- Texts by Silvia Cassioli (* 1971)
- O. Cattango
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Small Cat
- Irresolute Cat
- second moral tail
- Hungry Cat
- third moral tail
- Sad Cat
- fourth moral tail
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Escape/Delete/Space/Enter/Home
- composed by David Wolfson
- Texts by David Wolfson (* 1964)
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Escape
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Delete
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Space
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Enter
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Home
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Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
- composed by Lauren McCall
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Texts after T. S. Eliot (1888-1965)
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Dante’s Inferno
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Let Us Go You And I
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In the Room the Women
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The Yellow Fog
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The Yellow Smoke
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Do I Dare
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For I Have Known
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Shall I Say
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And the Afternoon
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No I Am Not
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I Grow Old
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Blessings
- composed by David Evan Thomas
- Texts by James Wright
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I. Beginning
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II. Jewel
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III. This and That
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IV. The Blessing
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V. To A Hostess Saying Good Night
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Songs for Traveling
- composed by Jonathan Russ
- Texts by Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950)
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I. Travel
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II. The Unexplored
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III. To The Not Impossible Him
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IV. Journey
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If
- composed by Mary Ann Joyce-Walter
- Texts by May Sarton (1912-1995)
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If I Can Let You Go
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Sleeping At Last
- composed by Norman Mathews
- Text by Christina Rossetti (1830-1894)
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Sleeping At Last
-
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Be Music
- composed by Carrie Magin
- Text by Kenneth Patchet (1911-1972)
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Be Music, Night
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Rendezvous
- 2011
- composed by Patrick Lee
- Text by Alan Seeger (1888-1916)
- Rendezvous
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Brodwick Songs
- 2012
- composed by Arthur Gottschalk
- Texts by Malcolm Brodwick
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Serenade
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Absolute Zero
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Untitled
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Interrogative
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Slow Dance
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A Critique of Pure Laughter
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The Dying of the Light
- 2011
- composed by Gwyneth Walker
- Texts by Dylan Thomas
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The Hand That Signed the Paper
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And Death Shall Have No Dominion
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Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
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Casting Off
- 2012
- composed by Joseph N. Rubinstein
- Texts by Stephen Crane
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If I should cast off this tattered coat
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Ay, workman, make me a dream
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Once I Knew a Fine Song
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On the horizon the peaks assembled
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Three little birds in a row
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The livid lightnings flashed in the clouds
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There came whisperings in the winds
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Should the wide world roll away
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The Wind Among the Reeds
- composed by Michael Mikulka
- Texts by William Butler Yeats
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Aedh Laments the Loss of Love
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Aedh Gives His Beloved Certain Rhymes
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Aedh Hears the Cry of the Sedge
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Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
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Ayres and Madrigals
- composed by Mark Buller
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by John Dowland and Thomas Campion
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Can She Excuse My Wrongs
- A Fountain Where I Lay
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Flow, My Tears
-
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Three Songs
- composed by Mary Ann Joyce-Walter
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Gerald Manley Hopkins and Edward Hirsch
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Nothing Is So Beautiful As Spring
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The Sweetness
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Danse Macabre
- composed by Toby Young
- for Tenor and Piano
- Text by W.H. Auden
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1. It's farewell to the drawingroom's
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2. For the devil has broken parole
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3. Millions have already come to their harm
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4. For I am afterall the Fortunate One.
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Road Rage
- for tenor, piano, clarinette and double bass
- composed by William Vollinger
- Text by William Vollinger
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Sonoma Songs
- composed by Armand Russell
-
for soprano and piano
- Texts by Joan Moore
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The Blue Door
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Walking Down
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Petit Mort
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Monarch Migration
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Poetry for a Midsummer's Night
- composed by David Gompper
- for tenor, piano and double bass
- Texts by Marvin Bell
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How the Lovers Found True Love After All
-
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Three Songs on Poems by Walt Whitman
- composed by Jorge Sosa
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Walt Whitman
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Continuities
- The Voice of the Rain
- Twilight
-
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What Happens to a Dream Deferred?
- composed by Timothy Brown
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Langston Hughes
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What Happens to a Dream Deferred?
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Tell Me
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Island
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Dream Boogie
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The Dream Keeper
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I Dream a World
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Red Moon & Other Songs of War
- composed by Robert Rival
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Bret Harte, Thomas Hardy, Carl Sandburg, Sara Teasdale, John Scott of Amwell, Norman Bethune
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What the Bullet Sang
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The Man He Killed
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Grass
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There Will Come Soft Rains
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Iron
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The Drum
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Red Moon
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Sea Psalms
- composed by Frederick Frahm
- for tenor, piano and double bass
- Text by Robinson Jeffers
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Evening Ebb
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Life from the Lifeless
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Distant Rainfall
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Hercules
- composed by Emanuela Ballio
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for tenor and double bass
- Text by Simon Armitage
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Chasms
- composed by Randolph Partain
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for soprano, tenor, piano and double bass
- Texts by Sara Teasdale
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Wild Asters
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Mystery
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Dusk in Wartime
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The Kiss
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Snowfall
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There Will Come Soft Rains
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After Love
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Sanctuary
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Acts of Kindness
-
composed 2005 by William Vollinger
- Texts by William Vollinger
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Two Necklaces
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First Journey
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Second Journey
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Freedom Begun
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First Sacrifice
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Second Sacrifice
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Three Sonnets
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composed 2004 by Paul A. Epstein
- Texts by Harvey Gilman
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Isolation
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Rapport
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Threnody
-
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Two Songs
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composed 2006 by Emanuela Ballio
- Texts by William Shakespeare
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Sonnet 125, Let me be obsequious in thy heart
- Sonnet 121, I am that I am
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Trains
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composed 2006 by Rodney Waschka II
- Texts by Rodney Waschka II
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1. In Memory
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2. The Train grows arms
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3. Cars Clang
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4. Having Lost
- 5. After the Offensive
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6. This Train Never heard
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7. This Train Struck
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8. The Train Welcomes
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9. In the Cold Morning
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10. When It Carries
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Evenly Spaced Waves of Irony
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composed 2005 by David Cutler
- Text by Billy Collins
- I. The Willies
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II. Flames
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III. Weighing the Dog
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IV. Embrace
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Songs of Life Passing,
- for Tenor and Piano
- 2002
- composed by Dana Wilson (b. 1946)
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Youth, day, old age and night
(Walt Whitman)
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Men at Forty (Donald Justice)
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Do not go gentle into that good night (Dylan Thomas)
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Pax Americana, Songs of Protest
- for Tenor and Piano
- 2003
- composed by Randolph L. Partain (b. 1973)
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„Mourn not the Dead . . ."
(Ralph Chaplin)
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Ready to Kill (Carl Sandburg)
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Epiphany (Anonymous)
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Jingo (U.S. Goverment Posters)
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Dulce Et Decorum Est (Wilfred Owen)
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Dead Man‘s Dump (Isaac Rosenberg)
-
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Three Songs
-
composed 1999-2001 by Dennis Livingston
(b. 1940)
- Texts by Dennis Livingston
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An Ordinary Day (2001)
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It‘s Time for Roses (1997)
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Every Time I Look at You (1999)
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Liebestod Waltzes
-
composed 2003 by Ben Phelps
(b. 1980)
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no.1
(Translation by
www.rwagner.net
)
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no.2 (Translation by Ben Phelps)
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no.3 (Translation by Babble Fish,
www.world.altavista.com
)
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Oetztal Narratives
-
composed 2004 by Martin Read
(b. 1959)
- Text by Philip Sealey
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I. Helmut and Erika Simon's Story
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II. The Austrian Official's Story
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III. The Iceman's Story
-
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Four Ben Jonson Songs
- for Tenor and Piano
- Texts by Ben Jonson
-
composed by Martin Hennessy
-
Hymn to Diana,
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Come My Celia,
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Echo's Song,
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Kiss me, Sweet
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Sunrise
- for Tenor and Piano
- poetry by Christina Rossetti
-
composed by Katherine Gilliam
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Bird Raptures
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Bread and Milk for Breakfast
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O Wind, Why Do You Never Rest?
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Heaven Overarches Earth and Sea
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O Wind, Where Have You Been?
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The Summer Nights Are Short
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Baby Lies so Fast Asleep
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Roses on a Briar
-
Who has Seen the Wind?
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Advent
-
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The Christmas of 1914
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A narrative for unaccompanied Tenor
-
Texts and Music by William Vollinger
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The Christmas of 1914
-
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Whimsical Songs
-
for tenor and Double Bass
- Texts by John Keats
-
composed by Armand Russell
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Old Meg
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The Dawlish Fair
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An Interesting Place
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Two or Three Posies
-
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New Mexico
- for tenor, Double Bass and Piano
- Text by Philip Sealey
-
composed by Martin Read
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New Mexico
-
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Songs of the Soul
- 1993
- composed by Allen Cohen
- Texts by Walt Whitman
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A Noiseless Patient Spider
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A Clear Midnight
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O Living Always, Always Dying
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When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer
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One Hour to Madness and Joy
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Solid Ironical, Rolling Orb
-
Life
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Darest Thou Now O Soul
-
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Handkerchief, Cross & Bread
-
composed 2000 by
William Vollinger
- for Tenor Soloist, and String Bass,
- Texts by William Vollinger
- Handkerchief
- Cross
- Bread
-
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Food for Love
- 1998
- composed by Mona Lyn Reese
- Text by Thomas A. Hassing, from the Opera, Three Fat Women of Antibes
-
Aria of Prinz Roccamare
-
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Cantadas D'Un Vuzo Enculado
- for Tenor, Soprano, Piano and Double Bass
-
composed 1999 by Victor Saucedo
- Texts by Steve Kowit
- Prologue
- Touched
- Kiss
- Lute
- No!
- Unknotted
-
That Smudge
-
Night
-
Separation
-
Remembrance
-
Metaphor
-
Postlude
-
Kiss
-
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Dream Songs
- for Tenor, Contrabass and Piano
-
composed 1984 + 2001 by
Doug Davis
- Texts by John Berryman
- Huffy Henry
- I Miss Him
-
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Four Occasional Songs
- for tenor, op.41
- poetry by Cornel Adam
- composed between 7/58 and 6 /66 by Peter Jona Korn
(3/30/22-1/12/98)
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Riding Song
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Farmer's Song
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Rustic Song
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Cradle Song
-
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Beat
- A Song Cycle for High Voice, Piano and Double Bass
- poetry by Jack Kerouac, Malcolm Brodwick, and Walt Whitman
- composed 1998 by Arthur Gottschalk
-
Chorus 172
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SOS
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Chorus 34
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The Mystic Trumpeter
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Chorus 168
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Who Is Now
-
Chorus 49
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All About Connections
-
Chorus 241
-
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Song of the Son
-
Three Songs for Tenor and Piano
- poetry by Jean Toomer
-
composed 1998 by Jeremy Beck
(1960)
-
Face
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Beehive
-
Song of the Son
-
- Three Encores:
1. Even
- poetry by Steve Kowit
- composed 1997 by Victor Saucedo
- Even
-
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2. Bach
- poetry and music by William Vollinger
- Bach
-
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3. A Thunderstorm in Town
- composed 1990 by Garth Baxter
(1946)
- Text by Thomas Hardy
- A Thunderstorm in Town
-
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Six Love Songs 1998
- for Tenor and Piano
- poetry and music by
David Wolfson
-
My Pennies
-
I Shake the Day from My Shoulders
-
You Snap
-
Your Body
-
Let Us Not Forget
-
When First I loved You
-
My Pennies
-
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Songs of the Poet
- 1994
- composed by Norman Mathews
- poetry by Walt Whitman
-
Sometimes with One I Love
-
That Music Always Round Me
-
Hear the Frailest Leaves of Me
-
Tears
-
As the Time Draws Nigh
-
Grand is the Seen
-
The Last Invocation
-
-
up into the silence
- 1985
- composed by Joelle Wallach
- poetry by e.e.cummings
-
will you teach
-
these children singing
-
newlys of silence
-
may my heart always
-
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3 Yeats Songs
- 1978
- composed by Corey Field
- poetry by W.B. Yeats
-
To a Child Dancing in the Wind
-
The Witch
-
The Young Man's Song(Brown Penny)
-
-
A Birthday Bouquet
- 1990
- composed by Elizabeth Austin
- poetry by e.e.cummings, Christine Rossetti and W.B. Yeats
-
a birthday wish
-
a birthday
-
remember
-
had I the heavens' embroidered cloths
-
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Facing the Moon
- 1994
- composed by Stephen Wilcox
- poetry by Li Yu, Liu Ko Chuang and Li Po
-
How Can a Man
-
Leaf by Leaf
-
Drinking Alone With the Moon
-
Quiet Night Thoughts
-
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BirdSongs
- 1988
- by Paul A. Epstein
- poetry by Toby Olson
-
Birds Again
-
Faces
-
Sparrow
-
Moot
-
-
Songs from Sleep Now
- 1985
- composed by Ronald Perera
- poetry by James Joyce
-
I Hear an Army
-
Ecce Puer
-
The Twilight Turns from Amethyst
-
Sleep Now
-
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A Bestiary of Dreams
- 1988
- composed by Robert Convery
- poetry by Susan Astor
-
The Lion's Dream
-
The Hound's Dream
-
The Flea's Dream
-
The Spider's Dream
-
Dream of the Whale
-
-
A Cynics Cycle
- 1968
- composed by Robert Baksa
- poetry by Ambrose Bierce
-
Allah's good laws
-
To Men
-
The Graverobber
-
The Troutlet
-
Troutlet
-
-
Five Yeats Songs
- 1973-89
- composed by Phillip Martin
- poetry by W.B. Yeats
-
The Fiddler of Dooney
-
The Lake Isle of Innisfree
-
The Stolen Child
-
I am of Ireland
-
He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
-
-
though love be a day
- 1979
- composed by Gwyneth Walker
- poetry by e.e.cummings and Gwyneth Walker
-
Thy fingers make early flowers
-
after all white horses are in bed
-
maggie and milly and molly and may
-
Still
-
they fingers make early flowers,
-
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Three Lullabies
- 1990
- composed by Corey Field
- poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson and W.B. Yeats
-
Where Go the Boats
-
Escape at Bedtime
-
A Cradle Song
-
Escape at Bedtime,
-
-
Shakespeare Songs
- 1985
- composed by Ronald Perera
- poetry by William Shakespeare
-
Take, O Take Those Lips Away
-
Hark! Hark! The Lark
-
Full Fathom Five
-
Where the Bee Sucks
-
O Mistress Mine
-
Hark! Hark! The Lark,
-
-
Songs of the Night Wind
- 1988
- composed by Gwyneth Walker
- poetry by Louise Bogan, Hilda Doolittle, and Lisel Mueller
-
To be sung on the water(Luise Bogan)
-
Where is the nightingale(Hilda Doolittle)
-
Night song(Lisel Mueller)
-
Song for a lyre(Luise Bogan)
-
Never more will the wind(Hilda Doolittle)
-
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The Pensive Traveler
- 1988
- composed by Donald Crockett
- poetry by Walt Whitman I Was Born Upon Thy Bank River
-
For Though the Caves Were Rabitted
-
On the Sun Coming Out in the Afternoon
-
What's the Railroad to Me?
-
Sic Vita
-
I Was Born Upon Thy Bank River
-
-
Four Songs on Poems by Thoreau
- composed by Marilyn Penn
- poetry by Louise Bogan, Hilda Doolittle and Lisel Mueller
-
Each more melodious note I hear
-
Love equals
-
Fog
-
My life more civil is and free
-
-
Renaissance Songs
- 1980
- composed by J.G. Bilotta
- poetry by Anonymous, Orlando Gibbons, John Donne, and Thomas Lodge
-
Prisoners
-
The Silver Swan
-
Aubade
-
A Fancy
-
-
Two Songs after the Catawba
- 1980
- composed by A.G. Wilcox
- poetry by A. Poulin Jr.
-
Birds are singing
-
Burning sassafras
-
-
Dublin Songs
- 1983
- composed by M.J. Shapiro
- poetry by James Joyce
-
Song from "A portrait of the artist as a young man"
-
O cool is the valley now
-
Because your voice was at my side
-
A lover's tale
-
In the dark pine-wood
-
-
Selected Songs
- 1962-91
- composed by Russell Smith
- poetry by P.R. Brown, Richard Wilbur, and Gerard Manley Hopkins
-
Small Poem
-
In this Forest
-
Africa
-
Then
-
Pied Beauty