Texts by J. Fletcher 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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- And now the lowest pine-branch (And now the lowest pine-branch) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- And now the lowest pine-branch (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- I love the night that in long violet shroud (from Goblins and Pagodas - Violet Symphony) - M. Bauer
- I love the night (I love the night that in long violet shroud) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Violet Symphony) - M. Bauer
- In the bosom of the desert (In the bosom of the desert) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Golden Symphony) - M. Bauer
- In the bosom of the desert (from Goblins and Pagodas - Golden Symphony) - M. Bauer
- Lincoln: Requiem Aeternum () - H. Elwell [x] *
- Lincoln () [x] *
- Midsummer dreams (Symphony in White and Blue) (There is a tall white weed growing at the top of this sand hill) (from Goblins and Pagodas)
- Midsummer dreams (There is a tall white weed growing at the top of this sand hill) (from Goblins and Pagodas) - M. Bauer
- One chuckles by the brook for me (One chuckles by the brook for me) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- One chuckles by the brook for me (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- On the left hand there is a temple (On the left hand there is a temple) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- On the left hand there is a temple (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- River Nocturnes [song cycle] () - D. Duke [x]
- The darkness rolls upward (The darkness rolls upward) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- The darkness rolls upward (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - H. Elwell
- There is a tall white weed growing at the top of this sand hill (from Goblins and Pagodas) - M. Bauer (Midsummer dreams (Symphony in White and Blue))
- The yardstick (Yardstick that measured out so many miles of cloth) (from Goblins and Pagodas) - H. Clarke
- Through the upland meadows (Through the upland meadows) (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - M. Bauer, H. Elwell
- Through the upland meadows (from Goblins and Pagodas - Blue Symphony) - M. Bauer, H. Elwell
- Yardstick that measured out so many miles of cloth (from Goblins and Pagodas) - H. Clarke (The yardstick)
Last update: 2023-05-06 23:10:30