| Art Song In English, High Voice
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Item 1707493HC, 188 pages, $24.95
This eclectic volume contains 50 songs. They are all singer-friendly and varied in style. They are all in the English language, and offer a "sampler" of American and British songs. These twentieth century pieces offer a variety of familiar repertoire, along with lesser known pieces. The composers have set their music to poetry from well-known poets, including Shakespeare, Frost, Stevenson, Cummings, and others. Although there are a few gender-specific texts, this volume is designed to be useful for all voices. The song list is the same for both High Voice and Low Voice editions.
| Song Titles | | Spring - Written by: Dominick Argento - From: "Six Elizabethan Songs" - © MCMLXX
Dirge - Written by: Dominick Argento - From: "Six Elizabethan Songs" - © MCMLXX
When Faces Called Flowers Float Out Of The Ground - Written by: Dominick Argento - From: "Songs About Spring" - © MCMLXXX
Spring Is Like A Perhaps Hand - Written by: Dominick Argento - From: "Songs About Spring" - © MCMLXXX
In The Public Gardens - Written by: Jack Beeson - © MMIII
Indiana Homecoming - Written by: Jack Beeson - © MCMLXXIII
Greeting - Written by: Leonard Bernstein - From: "Arias And Barcarolles" - © MCMLXXXIX
Civet A Toute Vitesse (Rabbit At Top Speed) - Written by: Leonard Bernstein - © MCMXLIX
I Hate Music - Written by: Leonard Bernstein - From: "I Hate Music" - © MCMXLIII
Jupiter Has Seven Moons - Written by: Leonard Bernstein - From: "I Hate Music" - © MCMXLIII
Love Went A-Riding - Written by: Frank Bridge - © MCMXVI
Nocturne - Written by: Benjamin Britten - From: "On This Island" - © MCMXXXVIII
Sephestia's Lullaby - Written by: Benjamin Britten - From: "A Charm Of Lullabies" - © MCMXLIX
If It's Ever Spring Again - Written by: Benjamin Britten - From: "Winter Words" - © MCMXCIV
At The Mid Hour Of Night (Molly, My Dear) - Written by: Benjamin Birtten - © MCMLX
The Salley Gardens (Irish Tune) - Written by: Benjamin Britten - © MCMXLIII
These, My Ophelia - Written by: Theodore Chanler - © MCMXXXVI
The Seal Man ("Them That Live In The Water, They Have Ways Of Calling People") - Written by: Rebecca A. Clark - © MCMXXVI
Down By The Salley Gardens - Written by: Rebecca Clark - © MCMXXIV
Why Do They Shut Me Out Of Heaven? - Written by: Aaron Copland - From: "Twelve Poems Of Emily Dickinson" - © MCMLI
Heart, We Will Forget Him - Written by: Aaron Copland - From: "Twelve Poems Of Emily Dickinson" - © MCMLI
Poet's Song - Written by: Aaron Copland - © MCMXXVI
At The River (Hymn Tune) - Written by: Aaron Copland - From: "Old American Songs, Set II" - © MCMLIV
The Little Horses (Lullaby) - Written by: Aaron Copland - From: "Old American Songs, Set II" - © MCMLIV
Acrostic Song (Alice Pleasance Liddell) - Written by: David Del Tredici - From: "Final Alice" - © MCMLXXVIII
Central Park At Dusk - Written by: John Duke - © MCMXLIX
There Will Be Stars - Written by: John Duke - © MCMLIII
Spring Sorrow - Written by: John Ireland - © MCMXVIII
Fear No More The Heat O' The Sun - Written by: Gerald Finzi - From: "Let Us Garlands Bring" - © MCMXLII
It Was A Lover And His Lass - Written by: Gerald Finzi - From: "Let Us Garlands Bring" - © MCMXLII
Oh Fair To See - Written by: Gerald Finzi - From: "Oh Fair To See" - © MCMLXVI
Rain - Written by: Carlisle Floyd - From: "Two Stevenson Songs" - © MCMLXVII
Where Go The Boats? - Written by: Carlisle Floyd - From: "Two Stevenson Songs" - © MCMLXVII
Sleep - Written by: Ivor Gurney - From: "Five Elizabethan Songs" - © MCMXX
Money, O! - Written by: Michael Head - © MCMXXIX
The Astronomers (An Epitaph) - Written by: Richard Hundley - © MCMLXI
Sweet Suffolk Owl - Written by: Richard Hundley - © MCMLXXXI
Waterbird - Written by: Richard Hundley - © MCMLXXXVIII
How Should I Your True Love Know? - Written by: Roger Quilter - © MCMXXXIII
Weep You No More - Written by: Roger Quilter - From: "Seven Elizabethan Lyrics" - © MCMVIII
My Life's Delight - Written by: Roger Quilter - From: "Seven Elizabethan Lyrics" - © MCMVIII
Alleluia - Written by: Ned Rorem - © MCMXLIX
Ferry Me Across The Water - Written by: Ned Borem - From: "Nantucket Songs" - © MCMLXXXI
Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair - Written by: Stephen Foster - © MCMXC
Love - Written by: Ned Rorem - © MCMLXIX
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening - Written by: Ned Rorem - © MCMXC
The Lads In Their Hundreds - Written by: Arthur Somervell - From: "A Shropshire Lad" - © MCMIV
Take, O Take Those Lips Away - Written by: Peter Warlock - © MCMXIX
Bright Is The Ring Of Words - Written by: Ralph Vaughan Williams - From: "Songs Of Travel" - © MCMV
Linden Lea (A Dorset Song) - Written by: Ralph Vaughan Williams - © MCMXXI |
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Book Format: Piano/Vocal | |
 This book has a difficulty rating of 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 Song lyrics are included in this book.
Editor(s): "Art Song In English, High Voice" was edited byCarol Kimball.
Publisher: "Art Song In English, High Voice" was published by Boosey & Hawkes. |
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