Texts by J. Peabody set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
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- A Rose for My Adorning (I would not now give up one hurt) - C. Ware
- Cakes and Ale (I'm always glad when Andrew comes) - G. Chadbourne
- Concerning Love (I wish she would not ask me if I love the) - G. Chadbourne
- Green Singing Book () - G. Chadbourne [x]
- I have so many things to do - G. Chadbourne
- I have the sorrows () - E. Ashford [x]
- I know, whatever God may be - G. Chadbourne
- I'm always glad when Andrew comes - G. Chadbourne
- I never saw the hills so far - G. Chadbourne
- I wish she would not ask me if I love the - G. Chadbourne
- I would not now give up one hurt - C. Ware
- My mother cut it out for me - G. Chadbourne
- The Busy Child (I have so many things to do) - G. Chadbourne
- The Journey (I never saw the hills so far) - G. Chadbourne
- The Masterpiece (My mother cut it out for me) - G. Chadbourne
- The nightingale unheard (Yes, Nightingale, through all the summer-time) - M. Gideon
- The Source (I know, whatever God may be) - G. Chadbourne
- Yes, Nightingale, through all the summer-time - M. Gideon (The nightingale unheard)
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