Texts by A. Hecht set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- A smoky mist shawls the white beach * - N. Rorem (Chromatic Fantasy)
- Avarice (The penniless Indian fakirs and their camels) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- Chromatic Fantasy (A smoky mist shawls the white beach) - N. Rorem *
- During the plague I came into my own * - L. Liebermann
- Envy (When, to a popular tune, God's Mercy and Justice) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- Fable of death, or In praise of death () - L. Foss [x]
- For me Almighty God Himself has died," (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- Gluttony (Let the poor look to themselves, for it is said) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- I saw in stalls of pearl the heavenly hosts (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- Let the poor look to themselves, for it is said (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- Like trailing silks, the light * - L. Liebermann
- Lust (The Phoenix knows no lust, and Christ, our mother) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- Pride (For me Almighty God Himself has died,") (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- Sloth (The first man leaps the ditch (Who wins this race) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
- Tarantula, or The Dance of Death (During the plague I came into my own) - L. Liebermann *
- The Darkness and the Light Are Both Alike to Thee (Like trailing silks, the light) - L. Liebermann *
- The first man leaps the ditch (Who wins this race (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- The penniless Indian fakirs and their camels (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- The Phoenix knows no lust, and Christ, our mother (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- When, to a popular tune, God's Mercy and Justice (from The Hard Hours) * - R. Beaser
- Wrath (I saw in stalls of pearl the heavenly hosts) (from The Hard Hours) - R. Beaser *
Last update: 2024-03-09 23:11:14