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Texts by J. Homan set in Art Songs and Choral Works

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J. A. Homan

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

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Special notes: All titles and first lines are included in this index, including those used by composers.
Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

  • A bird in the wood (A bird sings in the wood) CAT DUT FRE
  • A bird sings in the wood CAT DUT FRE (A bird in the wood) -
  • A day of May (How bright it was, that day of May) DUT
  • As secret as the flowers blossom GER (Love's dawn) -
  • Behold the Sea! There shines upon its crest CAT DUT FRE NOR SWE (Behold the Sea!) -
  • Behold the Sea! (Behold the Sea! There shines upon its crest) CAT DUT FRE NOR SWE
  • Behold the Sea! CAT DUT FRE NOR SWE (Behold the Sea!) -
  • By the fireside (We two sat chatting in the night) GER
  • Children's dream (Who knows what children are dreaming?) GER
  • Come, treach'rous sweetheart, let me kiss thee! DUT (Passion) -
  • He went far away through the world to sail DUT (Margaretha's song) -
  • Home-sick (I would go home in solitude) DUT
  • How bright it was, that day of May DUT (A day of May) -
  • I build thee, fairest love, in my heart GER (Requiem) -
  • In days of melancholy GER (Motto) -
  • In the night (List, all's asleep, save leaves of woodland) GER
  • In the twilight (Speak, love, speak!) DUT
  • It was a day of Maying DUT (Love lost) -
  • I would go home in solitude DUT (Home-sick) -
  • Let grow whatever there may grow GER (Nature's love) -
  • List, all's asleep, save leaves of woodland GER (In the night) -
  • Love lost (It was a day of Maying) DUT
  • Love's dawn (As secret as the flowers blossom) GER
  • Margaretha's song (He went far away through the world to sail) DUT
  • Motto (In days of melancholy) GER
  • Nature's love (Let grow whatever there may grow) GER
  • Passion (Come, treach'rous sweetheart, let me kiss thee!) DUT
  • Requiem (I build thee, fairest love, in my heart) GER
  • Speak, love, speak! DUT (In the twilight) -
  • Thou fill'st entire my longing GER (Thou) -
  • Thou (Thou fill'st entire my longing) GER
  • We two sat chatting in the night GER (By the fireside) -
  • Who knows what children are dreaming? GER (Children's dream) -

Last update: 2023-12-20 16:41:01

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