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Texts by L. Hughes set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Langston Hughes (1902 - 1967)

James Mercer Langston Hughes

Text Collections:

  • Cuba Libre
  • Fields of Wonder
  • Fine Clothes to the Jew
  • Good Morning Revolution
  • Montage of a Dream Deferred
  • One-Way Ticket
  • Shakespeare in Harlem
  • The Dream Keeper and Other Poems
  • The Panther and the Lash
  • The Weary Blues

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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  • A black pierrot (I am a black pierrot) (from The Weary Blues) - W. Still, R. Thompson
  • African Dance (The low beating of the tom-toms) (from The Weary Blues) - C. Bemis, C. Muse GER
  • Afrikanischer Tanz (Grollen die Tomtoms) - A. Zemlinsky
  • After many Springs (Now,/ In June) (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling
  • A house in Taos (Thunder of the Rain God) - R. Owens
  • Alabama earth (While over Alabama earth) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - H. Stilson
  • Am a bad boy, bad boy GER (Bad boy) -
  • A man knocked three times (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister (Madam and the wrong visitor)
  • and here is old Picasso (from The Panther and the Lash) (The dove) - D. Gilliam, E. Siegmeister
  • ...and here is (from The Panther and the Lash) - D. Gilliam, E. Siegmeister (The dove)
  • An Earth Song (It's an earth song,—)
  • Anybody/ better than/ nobody (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) GER (Desert) - R. Owens, G. Raphael
  • Anybody/ Better than (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) GER - R. Owens, G. Raphael (Desert)
  • April Rain Song (Let the rain kiss you) - J. Evans, S. Hollifield, R. Nathaniel
  • Ardella (I would liken you) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - L. Liebermann
  • As I grew older (It was a long time ago) (from The Weary Blues) - G. Raphael GER
  • At the feet of Jesus (At the feet o' Jesus) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - T. Harper
  • At the feet o' Jesus (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - T. Harper, F. Price
  • Auch ich bin Amerika (Ich bin das arme Stiefkind) - K. Pahlen
  • Aunt Sue has a head full of stories - W. Grosz
  • Aunt Sue's Stories (Aunt Sue has a head full of stories) - W. Grosz
  • A wild poppy-flower (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - D. Baker, R. Owens (Poppy flower)
  • Bad boy (Am a bad boy, bad boy) GER
  • Ballad of the Landlord (Landlord, landlord) - W. Bolcom
  • Bänkelsänger (Nur weil mein Mund) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - G. Raphael, H. Reutter *
  • Beale Street (The dream is vague) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Bear in mind that death is a drum GER (Drum) - S. Adler, P. Fetler, S. Kagen, G. Raphael, H. Reutter
  • Bear in mind GER - S. Adler, P. Fetler, S. Kagen, G. Raphael, H. Reutter (Drum)
  • Beat the drums of tragedy for me - H. Adams
  • Because my mouth (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) GER - M. Bonds, G. Raphael, H. Reutter (Minstrel man)
  • Beggar boy (What is there within this beggar lad) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket, S. Raphling
  • Bin ein übler, übler Bursche - A. Zemlinsky
  • Blues at Dawn (I don't dare start thinking in the morning) (from Montage of a Dream Deferred)
  • Blues Fantasy (Hey! Hey!/ That's what the) (from The Weary Blues)
  • Blues Fantasy (I don't dare start thinking in the morning) (from Montage of a Dream Deferred) - L. Feather
  • Border line (I used to wonder) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Gordon, S. Hovey, R. Owens
  • Bound no'th blues (Goin' down the road, Lawd) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew)
  • Bring me all of your dreams (from The Weary Blues) - C. De Jong, S. Hovey, S. Raphling (The Dream Keeper)
  • Burden (It is not weariness) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Canto de una muchacha negra () - S. Revueltas GER GER (Text: Anonymous after Langston Hughes) [x] *
  • Carolina Cabin (There's hanging moss) (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, R. Owens
  • Carol of the Brown King (Of the three wise men)
  • Childhood Memories (Mama remembers the four-leaf clover) - E. Siegmeister
  • Chippy (Rose of neon darkness) - R. Owens
  • Circles (The circles spin round) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Come, let us roam the night together singing
  • Come,/ Let us roam the night together - M. Flothuis, W. Grosz, A. Myers
  • Comment on War (Let us kill off youth) - N. Rorem
  • Convent (Tell me,/ Is there peace) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Could be Hastings Street - J. Musto
  • Could be (Could be Hastings Street) - J. Musto
  • Da ich älter wurde (Es ist so lange her) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - G. Raphael *
  • Dancers (Stealing from the night) - R. Owens
  • Danse Africaine (The low beating of the tom-toms) (from The Weary Blues) - J. Work GER
  • Dear Death: I got your message that my son is dead (from The Panther and the Lash) (Official notice) - E. Siegmeister
  • Dear Death (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister (Official notice)
  • Death of an old seaman (We buried him high on the windy hill) (from The Weary Blues) - C. Cohen, F. Piket
  • Demand (Listen!/ Dear dream of utter aliveness) - H. Cowell
  • Democracy will not come today, this year (from One-Way Ticket) (Democracy) - A. Andriasov, I. Heilner
  • Democracy will not come (from One-Way Ticket) - A. Andriasov, I. Heilner (Democracy)
  • Democracy (Democracy will not come) (from One-Way Ticket) - A. Andriasov, I. Heilner
  • Den toten Mimen (Ihr kreideweißen Mimen) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) *
  • De railroad bridge's a sad song in de air (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) (Homesick blues) - H. Adams, P. Dessau, A. Donato, M. Koval, J. Wolfe
  • De railroad bridge's (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - H. Adams, P. Dessau, A. Donato, M. Koval, J. Wolfe (Homesick blues)
  • Der Neger spricht von Strömen (Ich kannte Ströme) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) *
  • Desert (Anybody/ Better than) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens, G. Raphael GER
  • Desire to us (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens (Desire)
  • Desire (Desire to us) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • Die Schnecke (Kleine Schnecke) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - G. Raphael *
  • Disillusion (I want to be simple again) GER
  • Dream boogie: variation (Tinkling treble) - R. Patterson
  • Dream deferred (What happens to a dream deferred?) (from The Panther and the Lash) - F. Brazinski
  • Dream Dust (Gather out of star-dust) - C. Adderley
  • Dream-singers, story-tellers, dancers (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) (Laughers) - M. Koval
  • Dream-singers (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval (Laughers)
  • Dreams (Hold fast to dreams) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. Adderley, C. De Jong, L. Liebermann
  • Dream variations (To fling my arms wide) (from The Weary Blues) - W. Mayer, B. Spencer, R. Thompson
  • Dream variation (To fling my arms wide) (from The Weary Blues) - M. Bonds, D. Moore
  • Dream () (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens [x]
  • Dressed up (I had ma clothes cleaned) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - N. Keyes
  • Droning a drowsy syncopated tune (from The Weary Blues) - D. Moore (The weary blues)
  • Drums of Tragedy (Beat the drums of tragedy for me) - H. Adams
  • Drum (Bear in mind) - S. Adler, P. Fetler, S. Kagen, G. Raphael, H. Reutter GER
  • Dustbowl (The land/ Wants me to come back) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Earth Song (It's an earth song,—) - S. Okpebholo
  • Elend (Spielt die Blues für mich) - A. Zemlinsky
  • End (There are/ No clocks on the wall) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line)
  • Epilogue () - M. Flothuis [x]
  • Erkenntnis (Ich möchte weider einfach sein) - A. Zemlinsky
  • Es ist so lange her (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * - G. Raphael (Da ich älter wurde)
  • Evenin' air blues (Folks, I come up North) (from Shakespeare in Harlem) - L. Goodloe
  • Exits (The sea is deep) - R. Owens
  • Eyes/ That are frozen - R. Owens (Grief)
  • Faithful one (Though I go drunken to her door) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • Feet o' Jesus (At the feet o' Jesus) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - F. Price
  • Flotsam (On the shoals of Nowhere) - W. Mayer
  • Folks, I come up North (from Shakespeare in Harlem) - L. Goodloe (Evenin' air blues)
  • For dead mimes (O white-faced mimes) - R. Owens GER
  • Fortune teller looked in my hand (from One-Way Ticket) - B. Roe, E. Siegmeister (Madam and the Fortune Teller)
  • Four walls can hold (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens (Walls)
  • Fragments (Whispers/ Of springtime) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Freedom/ Is just frosting - D. Gilliam
  • Frosting (Freedom/ Is just frosting) - D. Gilliam
  • Fulfillment (The earth-meaning) - H. Cowell, R. Owens
  • Gather out of star-dust - C. Adderley (Dream Dust)
  • Gather up/ In the arms of your pity (from Fields of Wonder) - S. Kagen, J. Musto, R. Owens (Prayer)
  • Gather up (from Fields of Wonder) (Prayer) - S. Kagen, J. Musto, R. Owens
  • Genius child (This is a song for the genius child) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Gordon, R. Owens
  • Gifts (To some people) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Girl (She lived in sinful happiness) - R. Owens
  • Go-and-Get-the-Enemy Blues (My gal wrote me a letter, said "Baby, I love you true.") - W. Handy, C. Jones [x]
  • God to Hungry Child (Hungry child) (from Good Morning Revolution)
  • Goin' down the road, Lawd (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval (Bound no'th blues)
  • Golden brown blues () - W. Handy [x]
  • Go slow, they say - R. Patterson (Go slow)
  • Go slow (Go slow, they say) - R. Patterson
  • Grave yard (Here is that sleeping place) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Grief (Eyes/ That are frozen) - R. Owens
  • Grollen die Tomtoms - A. Zemlinsky
  • Gypsy man (Ma man's a gypsy) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - H. Enders
  • Gypsy melodies (Songs that break) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • Harlem Night Club (Sleek black boys in a cabaret) (from The Weary Blues)
  • Harlem Night Song (Come,/ Let us roam the night together) - M. Flothuis, W. Grosz, A. Myers
  • Harlem Sweeties (Have you dug the spill) - D. Moore
  • Havana Dreams (The dream is a cocktail at Sloppy Joe's) - R. Owens
  • Have you dug the spill - D. Moore
  • Heart (Pierrot/ Took his heart) (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, R. Owens, R. Patterson
  • Heaven is/ The place where/ Happiness is/ Everywhere (Heaven) - R. Gordon
  • Heaven is/ The place where - R. Gordon (Heaven)
  • Heaven (Heaven is/ The place where) - R. Gordon
  • Here is that sleeping place (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Grave yard)
  • He sat upon the rolling deck (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket (Sailor)
  • He sits on a hill - R. Owens
  • Hey! Hey! That's what the blues singers say (from The Weary Blues) (Blues Fantasy) - J. Carpenter
  • Hey! Hey!/ That's what the (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter (Blues Fantasy)
  • Hold fast to dreams (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. Adderley, C. De Jong, L. Lehrman, L. Liebermann, R. Powell (Dreams)
  • Hold fast to dreams (Hold fast to dreams) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - L. Lehrman, R. Powell
  • Homesick blues (De railroad bridge's) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - H. Adams, P. Dessau, A. Donato, M. Koval
  • How quiet/ It is in this sick room (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling (Sick room)
  • How still,/ How strangely still (from The Weary Blues) - D. Gilliam, F. Piket (Sea calm)
  • How thin and sharp is the moon tonight! * - M. Bonds, R. Gordon
  • Hungry child, I didn't make this world for you (from Good Morning Revolution) (God to Hungry Child) - F. Rzewski
  • Hungry child (from Good Morning Revolution) - F. Rzewski (God to Hungry Child)
  • I am a black pierrot (from The Weary Blues) - W. Still, R. Thompson (A black pierrot)
  • I ask you this - H. Adams, R. Gordon, A. Myers (Prayer)
  • I catch the pattern - R. Owens (Silence)
  • Ich bin das arme Stiefkind - K. Pahlen (Auch ich bin Amerika)
  • Ich kannte Ströme (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Der Neger spricht von Strömen) -
  • Ich möchte weider einfach sein - A. Zemlinsky
  • I do not hate you, for your faces are beautiful, too (from The Weary Blues) (The white ones) - M. Flothuis
  • I do not hate you (from The Weary Blues) - M. Flothuis (The white ones)
  • I don't dare start thinking in the morning (from Montage of a Dream Deferred) - L. Feather (Blues at Dawn)
  • I dream a world where man - C. Adderley, L. Liebermann, R. Powell (I dream a world)
  • I dream a world (I dream a world where man) - C. Adderley, L. Liebermann, R. Powell
  • I had ma clothes cleaned just like new (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) (Dressed up) - N. Keyes
  • I had ma clothes cleaned (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - N. Keyes (Dressed up)
  • I had some cards printed - B. Roe (Madam's Calling Cards)
  • I had two husbands - B. Roe (Madam and her Might-Have-Been)
  • Ihr kreideweißen Mimen (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Den toten Mimen) -
  • I kiss your lips (Momento Habanero) - A. Hague
  • I look out into the Yonder - F. Brazinski (Last call)
  • I loved my friend (I loved my friend) (from The Weary Blues) - R. Green FRE
  • I loved my friend (from The Weary Blues) FRE - R. Green, S. Raphling (Poem (to F.S.))
  • I'm deep in trouble (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - W. Grosz, E. Harris (Moan)
  • Im Dunkeln (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Nachtlied) -
  • I must say/ Yes, sir - P. Dessau (Porter)
  • In an envelope marked - T. Cipullo
  • In Bethlehem on a Christmas night - J. Huntley (On a Christmas Night)
  • In the dark/ Before the tall/ Moon came (from Fields of Wonder) GER (Night song) - R. Owens, H. Swanson
  • In the dark they fell a crying for the dead who'd gone away (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) (Irish wake) - F. Piket
  • In the dark they fell a crying (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket (Irish wake)
  • In the dark (from Fields of Wonder) GER - R. Owens, H. Swanson (Night song)
  • In time of silver rain (In time of silver rain) (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, S. Hollifield, R. Owens, H. Swanson
  • In times of stormy weather - R. Gordon (Strange hurt)
  • Irgendwer/ Ist besser als (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * - G. Raphael (Wüste)
  • Irgendwer (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Wüste) - G. Raphael
  • Irish wake (In the dark they fell a crying) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket
  • I sat there singing her - R. Owens (Songs)
  • Island (Wave of sorrow) - J. Musto
  • It is not weariness (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Burden)
  • I, too sing America, I am the darker brother (from The Weary Blues) GER (I, Too) - L. Bernstein, M. Bonds, S. Hovey, O. Mortensen, K. Pahlen, R. Thompson
  • I, too, sing America (I, too sing America) (from The Weary Blues) - L. Bernstein, S. Hovey, K. Pahlen, R. Thompson GER
  • I, too sing America (from The Weary Blues) GER - L. Bernstein, M. Bonds, S. Hovey, O. Mortensen, K. Pahlen, R. Thompson (I, Too)
  • I, too (I, too sing America) (from The Weary Blues) - M. Bonds, O. Mortensen GER
  • It's an earth song,— - S. Okpebholo (An Earth Song)
  • It was a long time ago (from The Weary Blues) GER - G. Raphael (As I grew older)
  • I used to wonder (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Gordon, S. Hovey, R. Owens (Border line)
  • I've known rivers: I've known rivers ancient as the world (from The Weary Blues) GER (The Negro speaks of rivers) - G. Bachlund, J. Berger, M. Bonds, H. Swanson, R. Thompson, J. Work
  • I've known rivers (I've known rivers) (from The Weary Blues) - J. Berger, J. Work GER
  • I've known rivers (from The Weary Blues) GER - G. Bachlund, J. Berger, M. Bonds, H. Swanson, R. Thompson, J. Work (The Negro speaks of rivers)
  • I want to be simple again GER (Disillusion) -
  • I was a boy then (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens (Man)
  • I went down to the river (from One-Way Ticket) - R. Patterson, E. Siegmeister (Life is fine)
  • I went to look for Joy (from The Weary Blues) - R. Gordon, H. Swanson (Joy)
  • I will take your heart - S. Hollifield (To Artina)
  • I work all day, said Simple John (from The Weary Blues) (Pierrot) - H. Swanson
  • I work all day (from The Weary Blues) - H. Swanson (Pierrot)
  • I would liken you (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. De Jong, L. Liebermann (Quiet girl)
  • J'aimais mon ami [x] * - M. Poot
  • Jaime (He sits on a hill) - R. Owens
  • Jazz-Boys (Sleek black boys in a cabaret) (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter
  • Jeune danseuse nue (Sous quel arbre de la jungle as-tu dormi ?) - M. Poot [x] *
  • Joy (I went to look for Joy) (from The Weary Blues) - R. Gordon, H. Swanson
  • Juliet (Wonder/ And pain) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • Just a herd of Negroes (from Shakespeare in Harlem) - J. Rubel (Share-Croppers)
  • Kid in the park (Lonely little question mark) - R. Gordon
  • Kids who die (This is for the kids who die) - S. Gendel
  • Kleine Schnecke (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * - G. Raphael (Die Schnecke)
  • Lady's boogie (See that lady) - R. Patterson
  • La lune est nue, le vent a déshabillé la lune [x] * - M. Poot
  • Landlord, landlord,/ My roof has sprung a leak.
  • Landlord, landlord - W. Bolcom
  • Last call (I look out into the Yonder) - F. Brazinski
  • Laughers (Dream-singers) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew)
  • Let all who will eat quietly the bread of shame (from The Panther and the Lash) (Militant) - M. Koval
  • Let all who will (from The Panther and the Lash) - M. Koval (Militant)
  • Let's go see Old Abe (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - S. Raphling (Lincoln Monument: Washington)
  • Let the rain kiss you - J. Evans, S. Hollifield, R. Nathaniel, A. Witherspoon (April Rain Song)
  • Let the Rain Kiss You (Let the rain kiss you) - A. Witherspoon
  • Let us kill off youth for the sake of truth (Comment on War) - N. Rorem
  • Let us kill off youth - N. Rorem (Comment on War)
  • Lied aus Dixieland (Weit unten, im Süden, in Dixieland) - A. Zemlinsky SPA
  • Lied für ein dunkles Mädchen (Tief im Süden Dixies) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - H. Reutter SPA *
  • Life is fine (I went down to the river) (from One-Way Ticket) - R. Patterson, E. Siegmeister
  • Lincoln Monument: Washington (Let's go see Old Abe) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems)
  • Lincoln Monument (Let's go see Old Abe) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - S. Raphling
  • Listen!/ Dear dream of utter aliveness - H. Cowell
  • Listen here, Joe (Listen here, Joe) (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister
  • Listen here, Joe (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister (Without benefit of declaration)
  • Listen!
  • Litany (Gather up/ In the arms of your pity) (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Musto
  • Little girl/ Dreaming of a baby grand piano (To be somebody) - R. Gordon
  • Little girl - R. Gordon (To be somebody)
  • Little snail (from Fields of Wonder) GER - G. Raphael (Snail)
  • Little song (Lonely people) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • Lonely/ As the wind/ On the Lincoln Prairies (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) (One) - R. Owens
  • Lonely/ As the wind (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (One)
  • Lonely little question mark - R. Gordon (Kid in the park)
  • Lonely people In the lonely night (from Fields of Wonder) (Little song) - J. Berger, R. Owens
  • Lonely people (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, R. Owens (Little song)
  • Lonely people (Lonely people) (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger
  • Long trip (The sea is a wilderness of waves) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket
  • Love/ Is a ripe plum - R. Patterson (Love song For Lucinda)
  • Love is a wild wonder - D. Gilliam
  • Love is like dew on lilacs at dawn (The breath of a rose) - W. Still
  • Love is like dew - W. Still (The breath of a rose)
  • Lovely, dark, and lonely one (Lovely, dark, and lonely one) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - H. Burleigh
  • Lovely, dark, and lonely one (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - H. Burleigh (Song)
  • (Lovely night) Without you () - L. Feather [x]
  • Love song for Lucinda (Love/ Is a ripe plum) - R. Patterson
  • Love (Love is a wild wonder) - D. Gilliam
  • Luck (Sometimes a crumb falls) - R. Owens
  • Lullaby: God to a hungry child (Hungry child) (from Good Morning Revolution) - F. Rzewski
  • Lune de mars (La lune est nue, le vent a déshabillé la lune) - M. Poot [x] *
  • Madam and her Might-Have-Been (I had two husbands) - B. Roe
  • Madam and the Census Man (The census man) (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister
  • Madam and the Fortune Teller (Fortune teller looked in my hand) (from One-Way Ticket) - B. Roe, E. Siegmeister
  • Madam and the Minister (Reverend Butler came by) (from One-Way Ticket) - B. Roe, E. Siegmeister
  • Madam and the Number Runner (Number runner) (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister
  • Madam and the Number Writer (Number runner) (from One-Way Ticket)
  • Madam and the Rent Man (The rent man knocked) (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister
  • Madam and the wrong visitor (A man knocked three times) (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister
  • Madam's Calling Cards (I had some cards printed) - B. Roe
  • Mama and Daughter (Mama, please brush off my coat) (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister
  • Ma man's a gypsy (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - H. Enders (Gypsy man)
  • Mama, please brush off my coat (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister (Mother and Daughter)
  • Mama remembers the four-leaf clover - E. Siegmeister
  • Man (I was a boy then) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • March moon (The moon is naked) (from The Weary Blues) - H. Smith FRE
  • Mercedes is a jungle-lily in a death house (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling (To the dark Mercedes of 'El Palacio de Amor')
  • Mexican Market Woman (This ancient hag) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket, S. Raphling
  • Midnight dancer (Wine-maiden) - R. Patterson
  • Militant (Let all who will) (from The Panther and the Lash)
  • Minstrel man (Because my mouth) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - M. Bonds, G. Raphael, H. Reutter GER
  • Misery (Play the blues for me) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - W. Grosz GER
  • Moan (I'm deep in trouble) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - W. Grosz, E. Harris
  • Momento Habanero - A. Hague
  • Monotony (Today like yesterday) - R. Thompson
  • Montmartre (Pigalle:/ A neon rose) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens GER
  • Montmartre (Pigalle:/ Rose aud Neon) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) *
  • Moonlight Night: Carmel (Tonight the waves march) - H. Cowell
  • Mother and Daughter (Mama, please brush off my coat) (from One-Way Ticket)
  • Mother to son (Well, son, I'll tell you) (from The Weary Blues) - H. Johnson
  • My dream (To fling my arms wide) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Price
  • My gal wrote me a letter, said "Baby, I love you true." [x] - W. Handy, C. Jones (Go-and-Get-the-Enemy Blues)
  • My people (Dream-singers) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval
  • My people (The night is beautiful) - R. Gordon, S. Hollifield
  • Nachtlied (Im Dunkeln) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) *
  • Negroes,/ Sweet and docile (Roland Hayes Beaten) - M. Flothuis
  • Negroes,/ Sweet and docile - M. Flothuis (Warning)
  • New moon (There's a new young moon) - R. Gordon
  • Night and morn (Sun's a settin') (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - N. Keyes
  • Night: Four Songs (Night of the two moons) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - S. Hovey, R. Owens
  • Night of the two moons (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - S. Hovey, R. Owens (Night: Four Songs)
  • Night song (In the dark) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens, H. Swanson GER
  • No crystal stair (Well, son, I'll tell you) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Thomas
  • Norma, this morning, along the roadside through the valley - E. Siegmeister
  • No rose need ask (Norma, this morning, along the roadside through the valley) - E. Siegmeister
  • Now dreams/ Are not available - S. Okpebholo (Oppression)
  • Now, in June, when the night is a vast softness (from The Weary Blues) (After many Springs) - S. Raphling
  • Now,/ In June (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling (After many Springs)
  • Nude young dancer (What jungle tree have you slept under) FRE
  • Number runner come to my door (from One-Way Ticket) (Madam and the Number Writer) - E. Siegmeister
  • Number runner (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister (Madam and the Number Writer)
  • Nur weil mein Mund vom Lachen breit ist (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Bänkelsänger) - G. Raphael, H. Reutter
  • Nur weil mein Mund (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * - G. Raphael, H. Reutter (Bänkelsänger)
  • Official notice (Dear Death) (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister
  • Off the coast of Ireland (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket (Seascape)
  • Of the three wise men - M. Bonds (Carol of the Brown King)
  • On a Christmas night (In Bethlehem on a Christmas night) - J. Huntley
  • On a pallet of straw (They did not travel in an airplane) - J. Meyerowitz
  • Once you were young now, hunched in the cold (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) (Parisian beggar woman) - F. Piket
  • Once you were young (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket (Parisian beggar woman)
  • One (Lonely/ As the wind) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • On the shoals of Nowhere - W. Mayer (Flotsam)
  • Oppression (Now dreams/ Are not available) - S. Okpebholo
  • O, sweep of stars over Harlem streets (from Fields of Wonder) - F. Brazinski, H. Davison, S. Hovey (Stars)
  • O white-faced mimes GER - R. Owens (For dead mimes)
  • Parisian beggar woman (Once you were young) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket
  • Peace (We passed their graves) (from The Panther and the Lash) - A. Hudson, E. Siegmeister
  • Personal (In an envelope marked) - T. Cipullo
  • Pierrot took his heart and hung it on a wayside wall (from Fields of Wonder) (Heart) - J. Berger, R. Owens, R. Patterson
  • Pierrot/ Took his heart (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, R. Owens, R. Patterson (Heart)
  • Pierrot (I work all day) (from The Weary Blues) - H. Swanson
  • Pigalle:/ A neon rose/ In a champagne bottle. (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) GER (Montmartre) - R. Owens
  • Pigalle:/ A neon rose (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) GER - R. Owens (Montmartre)
  • Pigalle:/ Rose aud Neon (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Montmartre) -
  • Pigalle: (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Montmartre) -
  • Play the blues for me (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) GER - J. Carpenter, W. Grosz (Misery)
  • Po' Boy Blues (When I was home de) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew)
  • Po' Boys' Blues (When I was home de) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval
  • Poème d'automone (The autumn leaves) (from The Weary Blues) - M. Bonds, H. Smith
  • Poème (J'aimais mon ami) - M. Poot [x] *
  • Poem (To F.S.) (I loved my friend) (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling FRE
  • Poem () - P. Siskind [x] *
  • Poppy flower (A wild poppy-flower) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - D. Baker, R. Owens
  • Porter (I must say/ Yes, sir) - P. Dessau
  • Prayer (Gather up/ In the arms of your pity) (from Fields of Wonder) - S. Kagen, R. Owens
  • Prayer (I ask you this) - H. Adams, R. Gordon, A. Myers
  • Pride (Let all who will) (from The Panther and the Lash) - M. Koval
  • Proem () - M. Flothuis [x]
  • Question (When the old junk man Death) (from The Weary Blues) - G. Bachlund
  • Quiet girl (I would liken you) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. De Jong
  • Red sun blues () - A. Hague [x]
  • Refugee in America (There are words like Freedom) - S. Okpebholo
  • Regardless () - L. Feather [x]
  • Remembrance (To wander through this living world) - R. Owens
  • Reprise () - S. Okpebholo [x]
  • Reverend Butler came by my house last week (from One-Way Ticket) (Madam and the Minister) - B. Roe, E. Siegmeister
  • Reverend Butler came by (from One-Way Ticket) - B. Roe, E. Siegmeister (Madam and the Minister)
  • Road, road, road (Goin' down the road, Lawd) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval
  • Rocks and the firm roots of trees (from Fields of Wonder) - F. Brazinski, S. Okpebholo (Spirituals)
  • Roland Hayes beaten (Georgia 1942) (Negroes,/ Sweet and docile) - M. Flothuis
  • Roland Hayes Beaten (Negroes,/ Sweet and docile)
  • Rose of neon darkness - R. Owens (Chippy)
  • Sad song in de air (De railroad bridge's) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - J. Wolfe
  • Sailor (He sat upon the rolling deck) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - F. Piket
  • Schlaf (Wenn Lippen) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) *
  • Sea calm (How still,/ How strangely still) (from The Weary Blues) - D. Gilliam, F. Piket
  • Sea charm (The sea's own children) (from The Weary Blues) - R. Green, E. Harris, F. Piket
  • Seascape (Off the coast of Ireland) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket
  • See that lady/ Dressed so fine? (Lady's boogie) - R. Patterson
  • See that lady - R. Patterson (Lady's boogie)
  • Shake your brown feet, honey (Shake your brown feet, honey) (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter
  • Shake your brown feet, honey (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter (Song for a Banjo Dance)
  • Share-Croppers (Just a herd of Negroes) (from Shakespeare in Harlem) - J. Rubel
  • She lived in sinful happiness - R. Owens (Girl)
  • She stands/ In the quiet darkness (from The Weary Blues) - M. Flothuis, R. Gordon, S. Raphling, H. Smith (Troubled woman)
  • She/ Who searched for lovers (from The Weary Blues) - H. Smith (To a Little Lover-Lass, Dead)
  • Sick room (How quiet/ It is in this sick room) (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling
  • Silence (I catch the pattern) - R. Owens
  • Silhouette (Southern gentle lady) (from One-Way Ticket) - S. Hovey, J. Musto, R. Patterson
  • Sleek black boys in a cabaret (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter (Harlem Night Club)
  • Sleep (When the lips) - R. Owens GER
  • Snail (Little snail) (from Fields of Wonder) - G. Raphael GER
  • Soledad (A Cuban Portrait) (The shadows) (from The Weary Blues) - R. Patterson, S. Raphling
  • Sometimes a crumb falls - R. Owens (Luck)
  • Song for a Banjo Dance (Shake your brown feet, honey) (from The Weary Blues)
  • Song for a Dark Girl (Way Down South in Dixie) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - R. Gordon, D. Moore, H. Reutter, S. Revueltas GER GER SPA
  • Song for Billie Holiday (What can purge my heart) - S. Hollifield
  • Songs that break (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Gypsy melodies)
  • Songs to the dark virgin (Would that I were a jewel) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Price
  • Songs (I sat there singing her) - R. Owens
  • Song (Lovely, dark, and lonely one) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems)
  • Sous quel arbre de la jungle as-tu dormi ? [x] * - M. Poot
  • Southern gentle lady (from One-Way Ticket) - S. Hovey, J. Musto, R. Patterson (Silhouette)
  • Spielt die Blues für mich - A. Zemlinsky
  • Spirituals (Rocks and the firm roots of trees) (from Fields of Wonder) - F. Brazinski, S. Okpebholo
  • Stars (O, sweep of stars over Harlem streets) (from Fields of Wonder) - F. Brazinski, H. Davison, S. Hovey
  • Stealing from the night - R. Owens (Dancers)
  • Stony Lonesome (They done took Cordelia) - F. Brazinski
  • Strange hurt (In times of stormy weather) - R. Gordon
  • Suicide's note (The calm,/ Cool face of the river) (from The Weary Blues) - C. Hibbs, S. Raphling
  • Summer storm () - M. Bonds [x] *
  • Sun's a settin' (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - N. Keyes (Night and Morn)
  • Tambourines (Tambourines!) - F. Brazinski
  • Tell me,/ Is there peace/ Behind your high stone walls (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) (Convent) - R. Owens
  • Tell me,/ Is there peace (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Convent)
  • That little yaller gal wid blue-green eyes
  • That little yaller gal - W. Grosz
  • That soothin' song (Play the blues for me) (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - J. Carpenter GER
  • The autumn leaves (from The Weary Blues) - M. Bonds, H. Smith (Poème d'Automone)
  • The Ballad of the Brown King (Of the three wise men) - M. Bonds
  • The breath of a rose (Love is like dew) - W. Still
  • The calm,/ Cool face of the river (from The Weary Blues) - C. Hibbs, S. Raphling (Suicide's note)
  • The census man, the day he came round (from One-Way Ticket) (Madam and the Census Man) - E. Siegmeister
  • The census man (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister (Madam and the Census Man)
  • The circles spin round (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Circles)
  • The cryin' blues (Hey! Hey!/ That's what the) (from The Weary Blues) - J. Carpenter
  • The dove (...and here is) (from The Panther and the Lash) - D. Gilliam, E. Siegmeister
  • The dream is a cocktail at Sloppy Joe's - R. Owens (Havana Dreams)
  • The dream is vague (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Beale Street)
  • The Dream Keeper (Bring me all of your dreams) (from The Weary Blues) - C. De Jong, S. Hovey, S. Raphling
  • The earth-meaning - H. Cowell, R. Owens (Fulfillment)
  • The end (There are/ No clocks on the wall) (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens
  • The face of war is my face (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister (War)
  • The land/ Wants me to come back (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Dustbowl)
  • The land (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) (Dustbowl) - R. Owens
  • The low beating of the tom-toms (from The Weary Blues) GER - C. Bemis, C. Muse, J. Work (Danse Africaine)
  • The moon is naked (from The Weary Blues) FRE - H. Smith (March moon)
  • The Negro speaks of rivers (I've known rivers) (from The Weary Blues) - G. Bachlund, M. Bonds, H. Swanson, R. Thompson GER
  • The New Cabaret Girl (That little yaller gal) - W. Grosz
  • The night is beautiful - R. Gordon, S. Hollifield (My people)
  • There are/ No clocks on the wall (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (End)
  • There are words like Freedom - S. Okpebholo (Refugee in America)
  • There are words like Freedom - R. Patterson (Words like Freedom)
  • The rent man knocked. He said, Howdy-do? (from One-Way Ticket) (Madam and the Rent Man) - E. Siegmeister
  • The rent man knocked (from One-Way Ticket) - E. Siegmeister (Madam and the Rent Man)
  • There's a new young moon - R. Gordon
  • There's hanging moss and holly (from Fields of Wonder) (Carolina Cabin) - J. Berger, R. Owens
  • There's hanging moss (from Fields of Wonder) - J. Berger, R. Owens (Carolina Cabin)
  • The sea is a wilderness of waves (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket (Long trip)
  • The sea is deep - R. Owens (Exits)
  • The sea's own children do not understand (from The Weary Blues) (Sea charm) - R. Green, E. Harris, F. Piket
  • The sea's own children (from The Weary Blues) - R. Green, E. Harris, F. Piket (Sea charm)
  • The shadows (from The Weary Blues) - R. Patterson, S. Raphling (Soledad (A Cuban Portrait))
  • The spring is not so beautiful there (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket (Water-Front Streets)
  • The weary blues (Droning a drowsy syncopated tune) (from The Weary Blues) - D. Moore
  • The white ones (I do not hate you) (from The Weary Blues) - M. Flothuis
  • They did not travel in an airplane - J. Meyerowitz (On a pallet of straw)
  • They done took Cordelia - F. Brazinski (Stony Lonesome)
  • They say she died (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling (Young bride)
  • This ancient hag who sits upon the ground (from The Weary Blues) (Mexican Market Woman) - F. Piket, S. Raphling
  • This ancient hag (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket, S. Raphling (Mexican Market Woman)
  • This is a song for the genius child (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Gordon, R. Owens (Genius child)
  • This is earthquake - S. Okpebholo (Today)
  • This is for the kids who die - S. Gendel (Kids who die)
  • This little house is sugar (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. De Jong (Winter sweetness)
  • Though I go drunken to her door (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens (Faithful one)
  • Thunder of the Rain God - R. Owens (A house in Taos)
  • Tief im Süden Dixies (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) SPA * - H. Reutter (Lied für ein dunkles Mädchen)
  • Tinkling treble,/ Rolling bass (Dream boogie: variation) - R. Patterson
  • Tinkling treble - R. Patterson (Dream boogie: variation)
  • To a little lover-lass dead (She/ Who searched for lovers) (from The Weary Blues) - H. Smith
  • To Artina (I will take your heart) - S. Hollifield
  • To be somebody (Little girl) - R. Gordon
  • Today like yesterday - R. Thompson (Monotony)
  • Today (This is earthquake) - S. Okpebholo
  • To fling my arms wide in some place in the sun (from The Weary Blues) (Dream variation) - M. Bonds, W. Mayer, D. Moore, F. Price, B. Spencer, R. Thompson
  • To fling my arms wide (from The Weary Blues) - M. Bonds, W. Mayer, D. Moore, F. Price, B. Spencer, R. Thompson (Dream variation)
  • Tonight the waves march - H. Cowell
  • To Sit and Dream (To sit and dream) - R. Powell
  • To sit and dream - R. Powell
  • To some people (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Gifts)
  • To the dark Mercedes of El Palacio de Amor (Mercedes is a jungle-lily in a death house) (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling
  • To wander through this living world - R. Owens (Remembrance)
  • Trommel (Wisse, Herz) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - G. Raphael, H. Reutter *
  • Troubled woman (She stands/ In the quiet darkness) (from The Weary Blues) - M. Flothuis, R. Gordon, S. Raphling, H. Smith
  • Two kids, twigs of the same tree of misery (from Cuba Libre) * - H. Smith (Two Kids)
  • Two kids (Two kids, twigs of the same tree of misery) (from Cuba Libre) - H. Smith *
  • Übler Bursche (Bin ein übler, übler Bursche) - A. Zemlinsky
  • Vagabonds (We are the desperate) - R. Owens
  • Visitors to the Black Belt (You can talk about) - R. Patterson
  • Walls (Four walls can hold) (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens
  • Warning (Negroes,/ Sweet and docile)
  • War (The face of war is my face) (from The Panther and the Lash) - E. Siegmeister
  • Water-front streets (The spring is not so beautiful there) (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket
  • Wave of sorrow - J. Musto
  • Way Down South in Dixie (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) GER GER SPA - R. Gordon, D. Moore, H. Reutter, S. Revueltas (Song for a Dark Girl)
  • We are the desperate - R. Owens (Vagabonds)
  • We buried him high on the windy hill (from The Weary Blues) - C. Cohen, F. Piket (Death of an old seaman)
  • We have tomorrow bright before us
  • We have tomorrow - D. Gilliam
  • Weit unten, im Süden, in Dixieland SPA - A. Zemlinsky
  • Well, son, I'll tell you (from The Weary Blues) - H. Johnson, F. Thomas (Mother to son)
  • Wenn Lippen (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Schlaf) -
  • Wenn Susanna Jones trägt Rot (Wenn Susanna Jones trägt Rot) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - H. Reutter *
  • We passed their graves (from The Panther and the Lash) - A. Hudson, E. Siegmeister (Peace)
  • What can purge my heart - S. Hollifield (Song for Billie Holiday)
  • What happens to a dream deferred? (from The Panther and the Lash) - F. Brazinski (Dream deferred)
  • What is there within this beggar lad (from The Weary Blues) - F. Piket, S. Raphling (Beggar boy)
  • What jungle tree have you slept under FRE (Nude young dancer) -
  • When I was home de (from Fine Clothes to the Jew) - M. Koval (Po' Boy Blues)
  • When Sue wears red (When Susanna Jones wears red) (from The Weary Blues) - R. Patterson, H. Reutter GER
  • When Susanna Jones wears red (from The Weary Blues) GER - S. Hollifield, R. Patterson, H. Reutter (When Susanna Jones wears red)
  • When the Armies Passed () - S. Okpebholo [x]
  • When the lips GER - R. Owens (Sleep)
  • When the March winds roar like a lion * - M. Bonds
  • When the old junk man Death (from The Weary Blues) - G. Bachlund (Question)
  • While over Alabama earth (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - H. Stilson (Alabama earth)
  • Whispers/ Of springtime (from Fields of Wonder - Border Line) - R. Owens (Fragments)
  • Wine-maiden/ Of the jazz-tuned night (Midnight dancer) - R. Patterson
  • Wine-maiden - R. Patterson (Midnight dancer)
  • Winter moon (How thin and sharp is the moon tonight!) - M. Bonds, R. Gordon *
  • Winter sweetness (This little house is sugar) (from The Dream Keeper and Other Poems) - C. De Jong
  • Wisdom () - S. Okpebholo [x]
  • Wisse, Herz: der Tod trommelt hier (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * (Trommel) - G. Raphael, H. Reutter
  • Wisse, Herz (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) * - G. Raphael, H. Reutter (Trommel)
  • Without benefit of declaration (Listen here, Joe) (from The Panther and the Lash)
  • Wonder and pain and terror, and sick silly songs (from Fields of Wonder) (Juliet) - R. Owens
  • Wonder/ And pain (from Fields of Wonder) - R. Owens (Juliet)
  • Words like Freedom (There are words like Freedom) - R. Patterson
  • Would that I were a jewel (from The Weary Blues) - F. Price (Songs to the dark virgin)
  • Wüste (Irgendwer/ Ist besser als) (from Mein dunklen Hände. Moderne Negerlyrik in Original und Nachdichtung) - G. Raphael *
  • You can talk about/ Across the railroad tracks (Visitors to the Black Belt) - R. Patterson
  • You can talk about - R. Patterson (Visitors to the Black Belt)
  • Young bride (They say she died) (from The Weary Blues) - S. Raphling
  • Young Love in Spring (When the March winds roar like a lion) - M. Bonds *
  • Youth (We have tomorrow) - D. Gilliam

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