Author: Richard Le Gallienne (1866 - 1947)

Text Compilations

• A Jongleur Strayed
• English Poems
• New Poems
• Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems
• The Junk Man and Other Poems
• The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems

Texts set to music as art song or choral works [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]

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• A caravan from China comes (A caravan from China comes) (from New Poems)
• A caravan from China comes (A caravan from China comes) (from New Poems) - Alice Barnett, Elliott Griffis, Warren Storey-Smith, Josephine Uterhart
• A caravan from China comes (from New Poems) (A caravan from China comes)
• A caravan from China comes (from New Poems) - Alice Barnett, Elliott Griffis, Warren Storey-Smith, Josephine Uterhart (A caravan from China comes)
• Across the scarce-awakened sea (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) (Homeward bound)
• Across the scarce-awakened sea (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - Katherine A. Glen (Homeward bound)
• A song (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Charles Bennett
• A summer idyll (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Michael (Dewar) Head
• At Midsummer (Do you remember how we used to go) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems)
• Autumn treasure (Who will gather with me the fallen year) (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems)
• Autumn treasure (Who will gather with me the fallen year) (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Max R. Wald
• Blue eyes looking up at me - Elinor Remick Warren
• Called away (I meant to do my work to-day) (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Karolyn Wells Bassett
• Do you remember how we used to go (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) (At Midsummer)
• Do you remember how we used to go (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - Amy Worth (Midsummer)
• For lack and love of you, love (from New Poems) - Hermann Frederic Löhr (For lack and love of you)
• For lack and love of you (For lack and love of you, love) (from New Poems) - Hermann Frederic Löhr
• Homeward bound (Across the scarce-awakened sea) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems)
• Homeward bound (Across the scarce-awakened sea) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - Katherine A. Glen
• I found him limping in the grass (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) (La cigale)
• I found him limping in the grass (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - John Woods Duke (La cigale)
• I meant to do my work to-day (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Karolyn Wells Bassett (Called away)
• I meant to do my work to-day (I meant to do my work to-day) (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Dent Mowrey
• I meant to do my work to-day (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Dent Mowrey (I meant to do my work to-day)
• I meant to do my work to-day (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Gary Bachlund (What could I do?)
• La cigale (I found him limping in the grass) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems)
• La cigale (I found him limping in the grass) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - John Woods Duke
• Lesbia's sparrow (Weep, Mother of Love ! Weep, Baby-Boy of Arrows !) (from New Poems) - John Woods Duke
• Let's go to the market in the moon (from A Jongleur Strayed) (Moon-Marketing)
• Let's go to the market in the moon (from A Jongleur Strayed) - Horton Corbett, Powell Weaver (Moon-Marketing)
• Love's wisdom (Sometimes my idle heart would roam) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems)
• Love's wisdom (Sometimes my idle heart would roam) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - J. Creighton
• Midsummer (Do you remember how we used to go) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - Amy Worth
• Moonlight (The moon is up at half-past five) (from New Poems) - Walter Morse Rummel
• Moon-Marketing (Let's go to the market in the moon) (from A Jongleur Strayed)
• Moon-Marketing (Let's go to the market in the moon) (from A Jongleur Strayed) - Horton Corbett, Powell Weaver
• October Moonlight (The moon is up at half-past five) (from New Poems)
• Orbits (Two stars once on their lonely way) (from English Poems)
• Orbits (Two stars once on their lonely way) (from English Poems) - I. Norah Marriott
• Primrose and Violet (Primrose and Violet) (from English Poems)
• Primrose and Violet (Primrose and Violet) (from English Poems) - Humphrey Noel Bradford
• Primrose and Violet (from English Poems) (Primrose and Violet)
• Primrose and Violet (from English Poems) - Humphrey Noel Bradford (Primrose and Violet)
• Requiem (Vain, all in vain! O Love, thou dost not hear) (from New Poems)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Charles Bennett (A song)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Michael (Dewar) Head (A summer idyll)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Seymour Barab, Noble Cain, John Woods Duke, Richard Hammond, Reginald Osborne, Louis Versel
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Seymour Barab, Noble Cain, John Woods Duke, Richard Hammond, Reginald Osborne, Louis Versel (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) (Song)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Cyril Bertram Lander (Song)
• She's somewhere in the sunlight strong (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Wintter Watts (The poet sings)
• Sleep, then, ah sleep! (Vain, all in vain! O Love, thou dost not hear) (from New Poems) - Gena Branscombe
• Soldier going to the war! - Charles Willeby (Soldier, take my heart with you)
• Soldier, take my heart with you (Soldier going to the war!) - Charles Willeby
• Sometimes my idle heart would roam (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) (Love's wisdom)
• Sometimes my idle heart would roam (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - J. Creighton (Love's wisdom)
• Song of Spring (This is the spring) (from New Poems) - Frances Wyman
• Song (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems)
• Song (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Cyril Bertram Lander
• Spring (This is the spring) (from New Poems)
• The moon is up at half-past five (from New Poems) - Walter Morse Rummel (Moonlight)
• The moon is up at half-past five (from New Poems) (October Moonlight)
• The poet sings (She's somewhere in the sunlight strong) (from Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems) - Wintter Watts
• The winds of the world for a little season (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) (The wind's way)
• The winds of the world for a little season (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - John Woods Duke (The wind's way)
• The wind's way (The winds of the world for a little season) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems)
• The wind's way (The winds of the world for a little season) (from The Junk Man and Other Poems) - John Woods Duke
• This is the spring (from New Poems) - Frances Wyman (Song of Spring)
• This is the spring (from New Poems) (Spring)
• Two stars once on their lonely way (from English Poems) (Orbits)
• Two stars once on their lonely way (from English Poems) - I. Norah Marriott (Orbits)
• Vain, all in vain! O Love, thou dost not hear (from New Poems) (Requiem)
• Vain, all in vain! O Love, thou dost not hear (from New Poems) - Gena Branscombe (Sleep, then, ah sleep!)
• Weep, Mother of Love ! Weep, Baby-Boy of Arrows ! (from New Poems) - John Woods Duke (Lesbia's sparrow)
• Weep, Mother of Love ! Weep, Baby-Boy of Arrows ! (from New Poems) (Weep, Mother of Love!)
• Weep, Mother of Love! (Weep, Mother of Love ! Weep, Baby-Boy of Arrows !) (from New Poems)
• What could I do? (I meant to do my work to-day) (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Gary Bachlund
• When I am gone () - John Woods Duke [x]
• Who will gather with me the fallen year (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) (Autumn treasure)
• Who will gather with me the fallen year (from The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems) - Max R. Wald (Autumn treasure)

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Last update: 2018-01-07 23:31:25