Texts by A. Funk set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- Ah, where I'd love to be (What shall I do) -
- Ah! yesterday to me roses he brought FRE - J. Marx
- At Robin Redbreast's I've been to dine (Return from the Banquet) -
- Autumnal cradle song (Sun has weary grown of speeding)
- Better it were in the house to go, house to go! (May rain) -
- Better it were in the house to go (May rain) -
- Cradle Song (On hilltops day is dying) CAT FRE ITA
- Forest solitude (The woods begin a-sighing) CAT DUT FRE IRI SPA
- Good morning, dear leggies! (The naughty little legs) -
- How lovely the earth and so fair, so fair! CAT DUT FRE SPA (How lovely the earth) -
- How lovely the earth (How lovely the earth and so fair, so fair!) CAT DUT FRE SPA
- May blossoms (Suffer it when on thy tresses) - J. Marx CAT FRE
- May rain (Better it were in the house to go, house to go!)
- Mother for me a sabre has bought (Valiant Song) -
- "Mother, o Mother so hungry I CAT FRE GER ITA RUS SPA
- Nocturne (Sweet fragrance of linden blossom) - J. Marx FRE
- On hilltops day is dying CAT FRE ITA (Cradle Song) -
- On the line where the grass is high (Will-oo-not Sleep?) -
- O summer morning, fair and blue! (Summer song) -
- Return from the Banquet (At Robin Redbreast's I've been to dine)
- Suffer it when on thy tresses CAT FRE - J. Marx
- Summer song (O summer morning, fair and blue!)
- Sun has weary grown of speeding (Autumnal cradle song) -
- Sweet fragrance of linden blossom FRE - J. Marx (Nocturne)
- The naughty little legs (Good morning, dear leggies!)
- The woods begin a-sighing CAT DUT FRE IRI SPA (Forest solitude) -
- Valiant Song (Mother for me a sabre has bought)
- What shall I do (Ah, where I'd love to be)
- Will-oo-not Sleep? (On the line where the grass is high)
- Yesterday roses he brought (Ah! yesterday to me roses he brought) - J. Marx FRE
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