Texts by G. Gore set in Art Songs and Choral Works
Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- A last longing (Oh speak, thou weary, disappointed soul)
- And the sun went off on his ride so free (The star's request) -
- Aspirations (Were I the wind, how the air should be driven) FRE
- A wish ('Tis that which makes my pane so sore)
- But I will never tell you RUS FRE (My secret) -
- Come false maid, and let me kiss thee DUT (Flame) -
- Confidences (Moon, come now tell me duly) CAT FRE
- Desperation (I may not adore thee and yet cannot grieve thee)
- Disillusion (Who would ever have thought)
- Dost thou mind how I beheld thee (Remember) -
- Flame (Come false maid, and let me kiss thee) DUT
- Forsaken (When I think of this my plight)
- I listen through the silence of the hours (Spring-Rain) -
- I may not adore thee and yet cannot grieve thee (Desperation) -
- Magnet (The magic charm that drew me on) - J. Blumenthal SWE
- Midsummer Night (The garish day at last is ended) CHI CHI GER
- Moon, come now tell me duly CAT FRE (Confidences) -
- Moonlight music (The coach drives through the woodland)
- My secret (But I will never tell you) RUS FRE
- My song (Our highest joy is voiceless ever)
- Oh speak, thou weary, disappointed soul (A last longing) -
- Our highest joy is voiceless ever (My song) -
- Remember (Dost thou mind how I beheld thee)
- Serenade (Tell me if thou sleepest)
- Spring-Rain (I listen through the silence of the hours)
- Spring's wooing (Within the rose love sleeping lies) FRE ITA SWE
- Tell me if thou sleepest (Serenade) -
- The coach drives through the woodland (Moonlight music) -
- The garish day at last is ended CHI CHI GER (Midsummer Night) -
- The magic charm that drew me on SWE - J. Blumenthal
- The star's request (And the sun went off on his ride so free)
- 'Tis that which makes my pane so sore (A wish) -
- Tokens (When we two must part, as we must some day)
- Were I the wind, how the air should be driven FRE (Aspirations) -
- When I think of this my plight (Forsaken) -
- When we two must part, as we must some day (Tokens) -
- Who would ever have thought (Disillusion) -
- Within the rose love sleeping lies FRE ITA SWE (Spring's wooing) -
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